The Republican journal., 1916-04-27

the season next Saturday to the coal pock.t.
+ at Searsport.
Charles o. Dickey of Northport has been
appointed appraiser of the estate of Charles J..
| Gldden of Northport.
The Auxiliary of A E. Clark Camp Sewing
Circle had picnic supper Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. A. C. Mosman. Church street.
| May-basket sale will be held in the Meth
odist vestry tomorrow. Friday. at p M, un-
der the auspices of the Junior League. The
public is cordially invited.
| The marriage of City Clerk Carleton Doak
and Miss Nellie L. Brown will take place May
18th at the home of Miss Brown with her
aunt, Mrs. John D. Walker, on Northport ave.
nue..
E. E. Babcock with crew of men be- an
work Monday morning upon the club house of
| the Northport Country club, and it is hoped to
have the building ready for dedication July
! 4th.
| There will be picnic supper in the vestry
of the North Congregational church next Sat-
urday afternoon at $50 o'clock and all MEM
bers of the Sunday school are invited to be
present.
Emma White Barker Tent, Daughters of
| Veterans, will meet in Memorial hall Wednes-
day night, May 3rd. at o'clock. All members
are requested to be present, as there is to be a
rehearsal
Miss Nina Valentine of Searsport graduated
from the Nurses Training school at the Waldo
County hospital yesterday. She plans to
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs James
Ainslee, in Searsport.
There was fine display of flowers for Eas-
ter at the Hamilton greenhouses-a wealth of
fragrance and bloom-and The Journal has to
thank Mr.. Hamilton for some beautiful re-
mnders of the season.
The news of the marriage of Charles Russell
Fletcher of River avenue, Belfast, and Mary
Alice Williams of Worcester Mass, which
took place at Bellows Falls, Vt, on April 14th,
has been received here
The last session of the sewing school in the
PIERCE school building will be held next Satur-
day at p. m. The school has had most sue
cessful season, with large attendance and
much interest manifested
There will be no meeting of the Womens
Club next Tuesday evening. Miss Alice E.
Simmons, who was to have given reading on
that evening, is detained in Philadelphia by
the illness of her mother with pneumonia
The May dance announced for next Monday
evening in Memorial hall as benefit to the
| Monument fund under the auspices of the
Auxiliary of "A. E. Clark Camp, S. of ", has
been postponed to Thursday evening, May
4th.
The Minnetoska club girls have made large
| variety of May baskets for their sale tomorrow,
| Friday, in the Congregational vestry. Candy
| will also he for sale at table presided over by
| Katherine Brown and Elizabeth K Kittredge.
| Herbert Morey, who recently returned from
Florida much improved in health, is planning
to remodel the house on Congress street,which
he owns, and which was recently vacated.by
Willis G. Hazeltine, making of it a two-family
house.
1.-THE Writing on the Wall" is the five part
blue ribbon feature to be shown this week,
Thursday afternoon and evening at the Colo
NAL theater. This is strong dramatic pic
ture, featuring Virginia Parson and joseph
| Kilgour.
| The petition which has been in circulation
asking the State for a militia company in Bel
| fast will be forwarded to Adjt General Pres
| son on Monday next. Already there are more
| than the 100 names necessary to form COM
pany and it is hoped that the petition will be
granted.
| The annual meeting of the Woman's Club
will be postponed from Monday afternoon.
May LIST. to Monday, May 9Th on account of
| repairs and improvements to be made on the
room. All members urged to be present
at this meeting and to come prepared to paw
their annual dues, which are needed at this
! season.
BOWLING. Belfast defeated the Waterville
Bowling team, champions of the State league
in this city last Thursday night Five strings
were shot and the total scores were 2244 to
22OS. Pooler of the Waterville team took the
single string honors with lis, while French of
Belfast topped his total score by one pin, roll
ing 485. Waterville started off like winners.
taking the first two strings but then they lost
their eye and the match, all at the same time.
The score:
BELFAST.
Braun. 100 So SO n "a 439