The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-28
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. THURSDAY OCTOBER %, 1915

The rummage sale ct the North church yes
try will continue all day today, Thursday. and
this evening.
/ The Waldo County Veteran association will
meet in Comet Grange hall. Swanvile. Nov
4th' when full attendance is requested.
j There will be Halloween social next A. on.
day evening in the Baptist vestry under the
| auspices of the Christian Endeavor. Hallowe'-
en- games will be played, Coffee. doughnuts
and cheese will be for sale.
special business meeting of the Hospital
Aid will be held tomorrow. Friday. at y. M.
with the president. Mrs. H. H. Carter. All
members are urged to attend as. matters of i'm
portance are to be discussed.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet with Mrs. Mary
Collins tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 2
o'clock. The afternoon will be spent in sew
g for the Girls Home. Anyone interested
10 the work is invited to come and assist.
The Citypoint Sewing Circle will have
baked bean supper at the residence of Frank
E. Clark Thursday evening, Nov 18th, begin.
ming at o'clock. All are cordially invited. A
The ladies' of the Universalist Circle and
Social Aid will meet this, Thursday, afternoon
with Mrs. Giles G. Abbott, Lincolnville avenue.
covered-dish supper will be served at $50
p. M, to which the men Of the parish are IN
vited.
special meeting of the Board of Trade
will be held at the courthouse tomorrow, FRI
day, evening at 7.30 o'clock to discuss the
ter freight service on the Belfast Brooklin S.
S. Line and to complete the program for the
| Boys Convention next week.
/ The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
PIERCE schoolhouse Monday afternoon Nov 1st
at o'clock. Ro-call, current events; lesson
| from chapters six and seven of the c. l.. S. c.
book, Social and Economic Forces in American
| History. All members are requested to be
| present at this meeting.
| Mrs. Charles II. Walden and her nurse ISIS
Christine Hall, who have been at Rocky Point
cottage, Pitchers Pond, for several months,
| returned home Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
T. Chase, who had been at the cottage for a
short visit. also returned Tuesday, having closed
the cottage. Mrs, Walden has benefited by
improving.
The Young Ladies' Social Union of the Bap-
fist church met last Monday evening with the
president, Miss Della Knowlton. Plans for
the winter were discussed and plans talked of
for sale and entertainment. Misses Edna
Hopkins, Ella Smalley and Mrs. Ethel johnson
were added to the work committee. Cocoa
and fancy cookies were served by the hostess
1t is planned to meet once in TWO weeks at the
homes of the members
Those who have not bought tickets for the
entertainment course to be given this winter
! in the Colonial Theater under the auspices of
the Philharmonic association are advised to do
. so at once as the exchange sale will be held
Monday, Nov LIST, the first attraction, "The
Servant in the House," to be given Monday,
Nov. Sth. Prices of course tickets are 81 and
$3.50, while single admissions will be so and rs
cents. Tickets may be procured of members
of the society, or at Pitchers music store.
The Ladies Guild of the North church was
entertained last Monday afternoon by Mrs.
John W Jones at Windanspray cottage. About
i rs were present and pleasant social time was
, enjoyed with sewing in the afternoon. buff
| fet lunch of sandwiches, olives, pickles, cake
j doughnuts and coffee was served at O'Clock
; by Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor chairman, as.
| ists buM L
After lunch all gathered around the open fire
to toast marshmallows and enjoy social chat
DR.. E. d. Tapley recently bought the steam
| yacht Vancluse, owned by DR.. ]. R. Bracket
of Boston, of the pioneer summer resi-
dents of Islesbcro, having large estate JUS
below Dark Harbor. with boat landing OF
Gilkey's harbor. When not in commission tn
yacht was hauled up into building and though
built in 1887 in East Boston she is in excellen
condition. Her top work and inside finish il
solid mahogany and the material used through
out in her construction of the best, She is 5
feet in length and II feet beam. Her engin
and boiler had been removed and a gasolin
engine will be installed in their places by [
A. c ombs. who is also giving the yacht
general overhauling.
Twelve members of the Belfast High schoo
chaperoned by Miss Melvina V. Parker, lief
Wednesday noon for Bangor by auto, wher
they will sing this, Thursday. morning at l
o'clock in City Hall at the State Teachers
Convention. There will be a chorus of 20
and an orchestra of 40 pupils from tn
Maine High schools. and they will also Civ
solos. Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Pitcher, must
teachers in the Belfast schools, accompanie
the pupils TO Bangor. Mr.. Pitcher is chair
man of the State committee of arrangements
The Belfast pupils are Misses Marian Water
man, Frances Macomber, Katherine Kittridg
and Kathleen Colcord, Messrs. Byron SaltaI
Vaughan Hayes, Theodore Bramhall, Everett
Hatch and William Pendleton for the chorus
Wesley Wood, violin, Dean Knowlton, doubl
bass, and Sturgis Dexter, clarinet, will play il
the orchestra.
GARRY STOMACH TOV