The Republican journal., 1916-12-07
= News of Belfast.

lkN' gf FOR w Imam 49, ~ SS'S"'
tP" r.usb1ry, who has had charge OF
lfs DE- IN the Western Union Tele.
5' ,f.. for several months Is enjoying
Italian school will have public en-
Tha fos ss. day of the term including
aIo4 .rc5ses. The time and place will
...s-r.sa later
s...1ysn Of the Western Union has
5'' ats in biography during the winter
5f '''- NOV are Florence Brown, Charlotte
VIZ .rr parby and Walter Page.
-,. Weber returned last Thurs.
D. .i.i4 with his mother, Mrs. C. S,
.. -eceatly underwent a very sue
5.'' -.f,n on her eyes in Portland.
rs Union have built convenient
l.' Store. corner of Cross and Fed
AND their new bookkeeper, Mrs.
....,c began her duties last Tues
..,qm T.. Chapman is arranging for a
rs Maine cities with Morgana and
sa4.5 tenor, and possibly another
'' .sl. and it is hoped they will come
.ue time in March.
.. -o their regular Boston order
. have the contract for the
sDds. etc, for the new Isles
...s,a Harbor and also for the new
a4 ling in PASSPORT.
. Barr is arranging list OF
hldren's hour, which will be-
af IN January. and as far as
-.1 use original stories, nature
visits to other States, etc.
....=sa Club of little girls, unde
... ot Mrs. Charles M. Craig, are
rstnas box of children's toys
..-.-..t .. he family of missionary \
...... .ao are IS miles from rail
a.. -smau while at work recently IN
- s.1ry on Bridge street had his
ICED by belt hook, He cleaned
rl used antiseptics, but blood
,eupsd and it will be several
... .s can use the hand.
- ubar of Plymouth, Mass, who
=t relatives, has given $25 TO
Land and wished it placed to the
.H.sy 0. Dodge and family of
..... aer residents of Belfast and
10 whatever is done for her
school held Saturday afternoons
asol building now has 80 mem
a.s have contributed material
r.e garments, in nearly every
.. ..a. ere given to the little girls,
to cut haste and MAKE them.
are called for, as one is needed
OF four children.
.rkins, who was employed by q,
.l ~. work painting the Leonard q
factory, fell about noon Nov.
.- adder on which he was standing
..- sgs were injured, one severely
.... .f. was taken to his home, No 50
,,. --aet, and DR.. Elmer Small was
Perkins will be confined 10 his
O.. -s. weeks.
Fl --- .r series of four dancing parties
,.. al. Erection of Mrs. William H. Hall
...-. yemorial Hall last Friday evening
a. most social occasion. A chating
..c was served at p. m. from small
... le.Yrated with candles. the menu in
1r- -ab Newburg, rolls, olives, cake and
Later the gentlemen had cigars and
. jnfectionery. About 80 couples
. ill., Messrs. c. W. Wescott and
-uiall will manage series of six
fer the holidays.
lEIFAsT. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo E. Cur
,..Hasd at dinner Thanksgiving, F. Z.
AID tamily of Northport, Mr.. and Mrs.
5-us Of the city and Mrs. Abbie Green
al aly of Northport. The afternoon
.l- sith music. games and social chat.
49, uorothy Spear of the city was a
.--- guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Stevens
e.ro..t.... Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pitcher
-r # Lincolnville were Thanksgiving
as f .nelr parents, MIR. and Mrs. L. E.
-s- >prthport.
or lines of Searspurt, who lives near the
"a. inc, has filled an order for 1000
s'nss trees for the Boston market, and
ped mem from the Eastern Steamship
q >earsport. They ranged from what is
~ as able trees, from ID to 40 inches tall
Ned lunches of 6, to those IL feet tall,
.asy. Others were punched according
Z. gorge Buck of Searsport has also
.ln orders for trees. Banking brush
.e7a =uipped to Boston.
e food sale at the North Church last Sat-
stternoon under the direction of the
ss circle netted about $25. Mrs. Amos
lent was chairman of the committee and
ass ted Mrs. John W. Jones at the food
Mrs. c. o. Poor had the apron and
y work table; Misses Margaret A. Dunton
Mabel K. Mathews served tea, Miss Flor
ohaw's Sunday school class assisting; Lii
Davis and Margaret Rogers sold candy;
1erlte Ingalls, and Katherine Brown
articles, etc. The Circle has quantity
an etadicator for sale and can highly
nmend it.