The Republican journal., 1916-09-14
1hp News Ct Belfast.

pr p 7.oros left Sunday morning in DR..
''., e b boat for short cruise down the bay
fN" :. E Brown, clerk in the dry goods
b'' ' Of earle & Jones store, is taking
FEE" '~ o.sss vacation and will visit relatives
e,taam Mass
A,o poak arrived Saturday from the
yarn ,f Name for a weekend visit with
'7s Mr.. and Mrs. George R, Doak,
P''t and to cast his vote in Mondays
Green, cornet soloist of the Fifth
N +. : A., who has been stationed at
''" tr some time. and is now north on
If several months, has joined the
-.,i and McKeen's orchestra.
Norton entertained the Once-in-
..-.gb. sept 9th, at her home on Spring
Needework and bridge were the pas
G'' ., at o'clock a delicious dinner was
que ,..rb pr9ied chicken as the piece de re-
uf- Charles Owen will be the next
ss.s
-srsons using the road leading from
... -sarsmont by Center Belmont nc
.--sb, gwen that the section between
---- # ". A, Billiard and the four
,asres. the Belfast line. will be closed
...,. .hiNe building the State aid road.
-,.,.f > lectmen.
.-.I+en futile, daughter of Mr.. and
,tl lutte of Harbor street. who lett
.- Wlhmantic. Conn. to resume
W ... ..lrs teaching in the High school.
..... ,me that owing to ten new cases
".....- ..ralysis in the city, five of which
s... Inc schools will not open but that
.l5er quarantine and she cannot
aat
.......s 5n the steamer Camden. which
ton Friday from Bangor and Pc
ports, stated that the steamer had
. spu from collision when leaving
,.- rlIsday night in the fog. The
...-.. "a uhin few feet of large coast
r-.. .nden was delayed several hours
-, .su. the fog.
,.- .--. J.. Earle, president of the Bel
H.. ....r Club and Mrs. James s. Harri-
"a, --=- and Miss Grace H, Hall delegate
a,- , .u.a,ers Club, accompanied by her
-. .-. Hall left Wednesday to attend
.-t.--r.ag Of Woman's Federated Clubs
..ss.. .r. We're accompanied by Mrs. H c.
p.--. hrs. Louise B. Brooks will clerk in
~. rr- tones store during Mrs. Carries
ls--a
yz ..s-ss H Walden gave luncheon,
all .Her home in Court street, followed
-s.... Inc table decorations were yellow
30. ..-. and were very attractive. The
,g....s- Mrs, Albert {. Burgess, Mrs. Ira
N a. Mrs Charles Bradbury, Mrs. G.
s.-. an. Mrs. Robert P. Chase, Mrs.
Villain B. JIimby and Miss Melvina V. Par
.., trs .Imby won the prize, silver de-
,s.. s.. lass standard for holding vase or
s7 Z -}oers.
sai-l aetts,s unfortunately, are common,
al. ssl -slds are usually made under the
wsl.I ught, But last week, in broad day.
.g man entered the Swift garden on
Jsl. Get ana had helped himself LITERALLY
4 a-sa .orn when discovered He then
nsls quick retreat. but in his hurried depar-
In fapa wifi painhhor br
wG. have no difficulty in identifying him. If
he ma t d green sweater makes any fur
lsr of this kind he is likely to get
a....Oe.
&-U Mrs Eugene L. Cook. Mr. and Mrs.
e1G- Darby, Mrs, Mary c. Colcord Miss
i'as . PeDdleton and Mr.. Thomas Rice
7se ----s over sunday of Mr.. and John c.
-- -aeir pleasant home in Swanville in
-a@ tlslr house guest, Mrs. Ida Rice
ia'4a # Berlin, Mass, and Detroit,
s@ W. nd Mrs. Cheney recently moved
-.- eaton, Mass, and have an ideal coun-
" he day was spent in rambling
-D-as arm and enjoying the vocal and in
.-4elt. music by Mrs. Cheney and Mrs.
a.,..
biz. e-ge L. Evans and son GeQrge4left
s Icsy for their home in Stamford,
a delightful sojourn of several
'vs- i.e nome of Miss Harriet P. White,
.-1' street.. Mrs. Evans enthusiasm for
.-'H. asses with each succeeding sum-
-a vas the guest of honor while here
d .5'ass b d iuncheons given by Miss White,
J. & richards, Mrs. Chas. II. Crosby,
-F Phoebe D. Crawford, Mrs Augusta
"''-g Yrs. Harriet A. Chase, Miss M. j.
''l,e' 4fs. ]. W, Jones. Rev. and Mrs. j.
oy.' h.e5ardson and Miss Sue M. Partridge
i" -'ef- also played at the Northport
.'0n.:s -U and was guest of Mrs, William
Aytaan.
+ PARTY AT PINE LODGE. Mrs. Ralph H.
4'"vS entertained party Sept. 9Th, for the
Ny al -oe Howes' cottage, Pine Lodge, at
V'aer Pond, and the rain on that day did
wv lampen IN the least the enthusiasm and
@Nymen' If her guests. Early in the fore
-''1 the guests motored to the pond and
'''11 olszlng fire in the big fireplace Sew
-s ana efocheting were brought out and 9TH
'N Esyea bridge during the hours before din
'" About one o'clock a delicious dinner, in
'''aE roast chicken, cold tongue, baked pota-
''' e'Ta' 1ucumbers. salads, cake and coffee
81" many other appetizlng things were served.
~ '1e afternoon there was music, more needle-
'Fs and oridge until it was time to return to
-' ''} Mrs, Howes is a charming hostess
''D -1s lay was a most enjoyable one for her
'S. nose present were Mrs. c. E Read,
~ a'' Norman A. Read, Mrs. Charles Brown
'4''las Z. Bowker, Miss Lena Nye, Mrs.
fl '''s'fl J.. aeekins. Miss Amy Stoddard, Mrs.
foliett Mrs. Everett Hamilton, Mrs.
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