The Republican journal., 1915-05-06

The animal meeting Of the Waldo County
Hospital Association, announced for May 9TH,
was postponed to May 22nd on account of the
inability of members to attend.
There will be social at the Methodist yes.
try Friday evening, May 7th. under the aus
pices OF the Ladies' Aid, with a short progr I'M,
games and free lunch. Admission ten cents,
Don't miss seeing Ethel Barrymore in The
Nightingale. 1t is one Of the best features
coming to the Opera House. Monday. May
10th. Matinee at 2.30. Evening at and $780,
Mr.. z D. Hartshorn. principal of the Gram
mar grades. will spend the summer at his farm
in Swanville. Mr.. Lewis F. Marden will move
to the Ludwick house vacated by Mr.. Hart
shorn.
At the meeting of Thomas H. Marshall
Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., last Tuesday
afternoon one application for membership was
received. The Circle will observe Tuesday,
May 18th, as Mothers Day."
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauoua
Circle ill be held with Mrs. H. S. Morey, "A
Miller street. Monday afternoon, May 10th.
Roll call, Current Events; lesson from the C.
l.. 5. e. book. "Your Child of Today and To.
morrow. chapters eleven and twelve.
The annual Junior speaking contest at the
University of Maine took place last evening in
the chapel of Alumni hall. Stephen C, Glenn.
emu OF Belfast was one of the ushers and Ansel
A. Packard of Belfast one of the speakers.
his subject was 1.-THE Place of the Engineer
in Civilization
Mrs Albert NJ Carter and Miss Charlotte w
Colburn entertained the Five Hundred Club of
four tables last Tuesday evening in honor of
Hon. VIM. B. Swan, a member. who RECENTLY
passed his goth birthday but enjoys a game as
well as the younger members, Light refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Rev. Herbert Whitelock, UNCONVENTIONAL
worker OF the Sunday SC hool department of
the Maine Baptist convention, was in Belfast
tuesday afternoon and evening and held a
conference with the officers and teachers of
the local Baptist church in the afternoon and
In the evening showed stereopticon views of
the coast towns and islands where he has
been working.
Thomas Il. Marshall Post, G. A. R. and its
aiieo podles will attend the morning service
at the Unitarian church, Rev. Arthur E. Will
son, pastor, Sunday, May Both. Ralph l,
Morse, Esq, son of a veteran, will deliver
the address at the Memorial Day exercises in
Memorial Hall at p. m. Monday, May 3lst
The exercises this year will be simple and it is
planned to have A. E. Clark Camp Sons of
Veterans do the customary decorating at the
cemeteries.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Harold Patch, surgical
patient in the Waldo County hospital, returned
wednesday morning to his home in East
Northport Miss Blanche Dyer of Thorn
dixie, medical patient, went home Tuesday
greatly improved. :. Mrs. Sadie Monroe of
Searsport entered the hospital Friday, was
operated on Saturday and is doing nicely ....
Mrs. Fred A. johnson and infant son, Alfred
Ellis, returned Saturday to their home on
| Court street.
Mrs. Rose F. Fahy entertained the Sixty
Three Club of ladies and gentlemen Tuesday
evening at her home on Spring street. There
were four tables. 1t was the last meeting of
the season and also concentrated the birth
day of the hostess. At 6 p. m. an elaborate
and most delicious supper was served, the
menu including roast turkey. cranberry sauce,
mashed potatoes, squash, celery, cucumbers,
hot rolls, strawberry shortcake, angel and
chocolate cake, Gala lily creams, coffee, etc.
The supper and the game which followed
were greatly enjoyed by the guests.
MASQUERADE SKATING CARNIVAL. The big
Masquerade Skating Carnival will take place
in the Cose UNI Rink Monday evening, May
10th. an d Manager PIERCE is confident that it
will be case of S. R 0. when the spectacle is
at its height. There will be all kinds of cos
tunes on the floor, many of them very much
up-to date and unlike anything seen at previ-
Gus masquerades in Belfast Bangor and
Rockl and will send representatives. to COM
pete for the prizes. which are announced in
our advertising columns. Those in costume
will be required o raise their masks to the
officer at the door, but no one else will learn
their identity until after the grand march at 9
O'Clock, 1t will surely be great sport to wit
ness the unmasking. and there viii, be much
| interest In the announcement of the winners
| of the eight cash prizes.