The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-30
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Capt s. b. Larrabee has sold the Kenney
Farm near the Eel. Weir bridge in Pittsfield to
Leo Pushor of Unity, who is to take possession
of the property within short time.
Thanksgiving ball at Tranquility Grange
hall, Lincolnvile, this. Thursday, evening,
Nov. Both, with music by Fishs orchestra.
Dance tickets, SO cents. supper of baked
beans. cold meats and pastry at 80 cents per
couple will be served at intermission.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. More than ever this
year there will be demand for useful Christ
mas gifts and in this connection the announce
ment of the Home Furnishing Co. will be read
with interest. They have made their entire
first floor into Gift Shop and advise making
your selections early while the stock is at its
best as it will be impossible to duplicate orders.
THE DiEsmore Store can fit you with smart
shoes that are comfortable. having complete
line of Royals for women, made by manufac-
turers who know feet and how to fit them.
They have thousands of lasts at the Regal
factories, often several variations for the same
size and width. The Sew-E-Z sewing ma
chine motor, which enables you to do four
acceptable Christmas gift. The Penobscot Bay
Electric Co. is ready to demonstrate at
your home... See card of Gertrude Mcclure
of Bangor, violin instruc tor. :. See statements
of the condition of The City National Bank of
Belfast and the Searsport National Bank of
Searsport. The attention of the people of
Brooks and vicinity is called to the professional
card of Seth W. Norwood Esq Mrs. Ella
E. West, Mrs. Grace E. Pattershall and Mrs.
Flora J. Heath publish card of thanks. -. See
appointments of E. H. Boyington, eye special
ist.. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gilmore and Clar-
ence P. Gilmore publish a card of thanks. An
elderly man, strictly temperate, wants place
to do chores and light work on farm for the
winter
THE COLONIAL MUSICALE. The Colonial
Musicale at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Eon
b. Gilchrest last Tuesday evening under the
auspices of the North Church Guild, with Mrs
| Walter T. Hawthorne, Mrs. Thomas E. Bow
ker. Misses Amy E. Stoddard and Alice E.
Simmons program committee, was attended by
nearly eighty guests and was most delightful
occasion. The hospitable house was decorated
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tern plant, artistic combination, and was
lighted with candles, and old-fashioned lam
tern illuminated the porch. The hostess was
charming in Colonial blue silk, with many
ruff1es, and lace and hair powdered Little
Miss Katherine Brown met the guests at the
! front door, and Perle Davis and Francis Strout,
with all the dignity of gentlemen of Colonial
days, in wigs, frills, buckles, etc., assisted the
arrivals at the second landing. Dean Knowi-
ton, similarly dressed. announced the program
in a.rhyme composed by Mrs. John R.Duntor and
bowed SO low as to lose his hat in one instance,
causing much merriment All who took part
| in the program were in Colonial costume. The
program was as follows: piano duet, The Sc
cret. Gautier. by Misses Amy E. Stoddard and
Marguerite H. Owen; vocal solo, "Afterwards,'
by Mrs. Jessie Hart Allen; male quartet. 1.-THE
Sailors Song" by Rev. W. T. Hawthorne. B. L.
Davis, John Parker and J. A. McMahan; piano
solo. A French Air with variations. by Hayden.
Mrs. Gilchrest; vocal duet, 'Silver Threads
Among the Gold" Mrs. Allen and Mr.. Haw-
thorne; reading, "John Gilpen's Ride" Miss
Alice E. Simmons; vocal solo. classic JEAN"
Mr.. Hawthorne; trio, "Angry Words" Rather
inc Brown, Margaret Rogers and Betty Han
snue; male quartet, "Sleep, My Lady. Sleep;'
duet, 1.-THE Land of Shadows" Mrs. Allen and
Mr.. Hawthorne. A social hour followed, when
:. cake, cookies and coffee were served by the
committee, Mrs z. D. Hartshorn, Mrs. Oscar
Wilkins. and Mrs. v. L. Hall. with Misses
Lillian Davis. Katherine Brown, Margaret
Rogers and Betty Hanshue serving.