The Republican journal., 1916-08-03

| Miss Alice Parks of Linconville has entered
| ty hospital.
| Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Follett occupying
the Cottrell cottage at the foot of Race street
for the month of August.
There will be meeting of the general COM
mittee of the monument fund in Memorial
hall tomorrow, Friday, at D. m.
Next week, beginning Monday, the Gladys
Klark Co. will open three nights engage
| ment at the Colonial and present some fine
| plays.
Mrs. Hughston, who is prominent in suffrage
work, will speak suffrage before the
Woman's Club next Monday evening at s
O'Clock. Those interested are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
The dance in Memorial hall last Tuesday
evening under the direction of A. E. Clark
Camp, S. of ", with music by Mckeen's or
chestra, was a pleasant social event. There
will be another dance next Tuesday evening
The Dickey- Knowlton Real Estate Co, have
rented for Mrs. Caro- B. Stickney the Board
man house on Congress street to MIR. and Mrs.
Frank B. Linnekin, and the tenement over the
Jones & Snow to Mrs. Georgietta j. Written
for Harold Ingraham of Bangor.
The features to be shown at the Colonis |
this week are Hazel Kirk, featuring Pearl
White. five-reel picture will be shown
Thursday matinee and night. For Friday
matinee and night the seven-reel feature
America, which is one of the greatest spec
tacular pictures ever shown here.
The city government appropriated SlOo for
the use of Thomas II. Marshall Post, u. A. h.
on Memorial Day, but the rain compelled
change of program, with lessened expenses,
and the Post has turned back to the city S34.
AS one veteran expressed it this city govern
ment was not afraid to trust the Grand Army
Gilbert NJ Jerome, scout executive of the
Boy Scouts of New Haven, Conn. will be
speaker at the regular meeting of the Belfast
Boy Scouts in the Municipal Court room On
Wednesday evening Aug. 9th. Mr.. Jerome
deyotes all his time to the Boy Scout Work in
New Haven Conn, and is an interesting
speaker
The Ladies of the G. A. r. will furnish din
ner for the members of the Goth Maine Regi-
ment and their wives. who will meet IN Bel
fast Tuesday, August Sth. All sisters are re-
uuested to furnish food The next meeting
of Thomas H. Marshall Circle will be Sept.
5th. The sewing circle will meet August 18th
and sew for the fair to be held Sept. 1st for
the monument fund.
The four l3-foot catboats built by Leroy A.
Coombs for Messrs. Abbott, Goodwin, Parsons
and Haines, summer residents at Castlne. were
towed to Castine yesterday by the naphtha
lannch Ella, End Their owners and their
guests were present at the launching and were
pleased with the boats, which are all from the
same model and alike in every particular.
MIR. and Mrs. Emory F. White of New York,
who are spending the summer at their log
bungalow in East Belfast, and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
T. Frost, who are at their summer home on the
Cottrell shore in East Belfast, were entertain
ed last Friday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Z s..
Pitcher at the Battery. After tea all adjourn
ed to the cottage of Prof, and Mrs. James I,
Sleeper where the evening was spent with
music. This party included several of Bel
fast's favorite solosts and an old time quartet
Mr. and Mrs Pitcher, Mrs. Frost and Mr..
White.
Mrs. Leslie c. Follett entertained last Tues
day afternoon at Rosedale cottage, Race
street. The afternoon was spent with auc-
ton, sewing and socially. Lunch was served
from table under the trees, decorated with
yellow daisies in the center and at each plate.
The menu included fish salad, hot rolls, olives,
Spanish cream, cake and sailed nuts. The
guests were Mrs. Herbert l.. Seekins Mrs.
Everett Hamilton, Mrs. N. H. Small Mrs
Clarence F.. Read. Misses Alice E. Simmons
and Amy E. Stoddard.