The Republican journal., 1916-09-28
The News of Belfast.


Ibe senior class of the Belfast b Ugh schoo
Will give a dancing part ty in Odd Fellows hall
on Oct. 6. with music by McKeen's orchestra.
Belfast will send festival chorus of about
" members to Bangor this year, for the first
time In several years and rehearsals are now
held twice a week, under the direction of Ell.
bridge S. Pitcher
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Read and son Garlic.
ton, with MIR. and Mrs. Norman Read and
George 7. Read as guests, motored to Bar Har.
Dor Sunday in Clarence Reads Buick Six.
They took dinner at the Newport Inn, Bar
Harbor, and from there the party drove to
Seal Harbor, where they called on Amos Cle-
ment and son John at the Seaside Inn. then
home by the way of Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Eugene Hale of Ellsworth has distinc-
tlon that probably has not fallen to any other
American woman-that of being the daughter
OF one United States senator, the wife Of an
otner and the mother of senator.elect. She
is the daughter of the late Hon. Zachariah
Chandler. United States senator from Michi-
gan, the wife of Hon. Eugene Hale, for thirty
years United States senator from Maine, and
the mother of Colonel Frederick Hale of Port
land, who has just been elected United States
senator from Maine for six years-Kennebec
Journal.
Misses Charlotte Wadsworth and Alice Spear
were in Portland Saturday, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea, who appeared there last
week at theJefferson theater in. Common CLAW. /"
play which had years run in New York
city. The Portland Press said of its presenta-
tion in Portland: ut is interpreted by an ex-
cellent company. including Thomas E. Shea,
that sterling character actor who has been a
star for many years and who is seen in the
role of Judge Filson.''
The Maine Transportation Co., announce a
change of time to 60 into effect Monday morn
ing Oct. End. when the cars will leave Belfast
at 8 a. M, and 200 p. M, running through to
Rockland. On the return the cars will leave
Rockland at IL m.. and p. M This will
give two round trips during the fall and winter
season and continue the excellent service the
company has maintained during the summer.
The leaving points will be the Windsor Hotel
in Belfast and the Rockland Hotel in Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Dinsmore gave barn
dance at their home on Congress Monday even
ing. The barn was attractiveIy decorated
with evergreen and Japanese lanterns, and re-
freshments were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Slugg. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Wcscott. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. H. and Mr.. and Mrs, v, l., Hall.
Mrs. Grace c. Pillsbury. Mrs. A. J, King Misses
Margaret O.White, Marian Hazeltine, Edna D.
Crawford, Clara B. Keatng, Dr. W. C. Libbey.
Frank R. Keene, Henry Mudgett and Herbert
B. Foster.
Mrs. Herbert S. Morey entertained the Wo.
mans International Bible Class of the Ban
tist church at thimble party at her home on
Miller street Tuesday afternoon, Sept, 18th.
Iwenty-seven members were present. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in sewing.
Mrs. Kempton Craig read one of her interest.
ing stories. The guest of honor was ]. P.
Robbins, six months old. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Misses
Adelia Cook, Julia Littlefield and Hazel Per-
kins. This is only one of the pleasant times
planned by the class tor this fall and winter.
Edwin B. Hunt of Unity was before Judps
Lord of the Municipal Court Sept. 23rd on the
complaint of True C. Hayford, State Agent
for Auto Traffic, for reckless driving of his
automobile in Unity during the recent fair
Constable Charles L. Garnett, who was direct
ing the crowd at the fair, testified that Mr..
Hunt ran into him and was at the time exceed
ing the speed limit He was found guilty and
was fined SIS and costs of court He appealed
to the September term of the S. J. court and
gave bonds in the sum of $50 with B. o. Nor
ton OF Belfast and VIM. Fairbanks of UNITY as
sureties.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Opening display of
new fall suits. coats, dresses, skirts and mil
linery at the New York Bargain Store, Satur-
day, Sept 30th. See statements of the con-
dition of The City National Bank of Belfast
and of the Searsport National Bank of Sears
port. Housekeeper wanted for two months
In small family. ....See appointments of E.
H. Boynton, eye specialist. E. K. Brer &
Co. publish card of thanks. Have you seen
the Luxite SO cent hose for women, made by
the Holeproof Hosiery Co.? Call at The Dins.
more Store and let them show you. A
very desirable downs stairs tenement for
rent, Apply at The Journal office .....
Electric Heating Pads replace the hot water
bottle, will not cool off" and stay hot as long
as desired. Let the Penobscot Bay Electric Co
demonstrat. The City National Bank Offers
investment securities netting over per cent
....B, o. Norton is Offering so U. S. ClincEel
castings at special price to clean up :. "Songs
that Reach the Heart" words and music, fol-
sale at The City Drug Store. -. Picture fran
ing made to order at Carle & Jones'.
SEARSMONT,