The Republican journal., 1916-07-13


evening, for initiation.
The Universalist Social Aid will meet this.
Thursday, afternoon with Miss Grace E. Wal
ton on Lincolnville avenue.
Miss Blanche Jenneys, Belfast High school,
1916 will enter the University of Maine this
fall for a domestic science conrse
The silver cup which is to be awarded to the
winner of the Belfast Skowhegan base ball
series is exhibition in the Darby & Shales
store on Phoenix Row.
The general committee of the Soldiers
Monument fund announce a fair, supper and
entertainment for Sept. LIST in Memorial hail.
Just keep this date in mind.
Ellsworth W JONES' formerly of this city and
Northport, now of Bangor, has been elected
first lieutenant of the organization of the Sons
of Veterans of Bangor for Home Guard duty.
Mrs. Goldie W. Warren fell while dancing at
the Sons of Veterans dance in Memorial hall
Monday evening, July Sd, and disIocated her
right elbow. The splints were taken off last
Monday.
The Woman's Club will give luncheon in
Memorial hall July 26th at o'clock. About
120 tickets will be issued, and the price will be
50 cents per plate. The plans promise a very
pleasant occasion.
Mrs. Louise B. Brooks entertained the Ma.
discs Club last monday evening, with Mrs. |.
l.. Perry substituting for Mrs. A c. Hopkins.
Strawberries, fresh from her garden, were
served, with cake and Russian tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Dow, who for the
past year have been living in the rockingham
house, % High street, left Tuesday to make
their home in Monmouth. Misses Emily F. and
Grace Miller in the house for the present
Richard K, the little of Mr.. and Mrs ],
Lee Patterson, won the third prize in the Bos-
ton Americans Better Baby contest that
closed last Sunday. Little Richard and his
parents are receiving congratulations of MANY
friends.
Orrin J. Dickey is entertaining party Of
Boy Scouts at his cottage, Navajo Lodge, at
Temple Heights. Raymond o. Young is in
charge during the day and Mr.. Dickey goes
down nights. The boys are having great sport,
with bonfires the shore in the evening, ETC.
the members of the Unitarian choir, their
wives and husbands, Monday evening at the
parsonage in honor of the choir's bride, Mrs.
Melvin o. Dickey. The evening was spent
with music and games. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Out in Montana, July 4th, they were on
their way to Sour Dough canyon for picnic
quite long rlde-and five years old Billie,
after looking around, remarked: "This is
good deal like Tipperary, isn't it?' and when
Ernest asked him why, he said, ''Its good
long way to co.
The Citypoint correspondent of the Bangor
Daily News says: The recent break at the
store of P E. Peavey was evidently the work
of boys, as the print of a and half shoe was
found IN the cellar the next morning. This, in
connection with the breaks occurring at the
city, while it would relieve the fears of the
community regarding a desperate gang of
robbers. makes the burglaries all the more re-
GREET able.'
from Mrs. Bailey who is in New York, stating
that her two sisters. Mrs. Clara Forbish and
Mrs. Hattie Furbish of Oak Lawn, R. l., were
severely injured in head-on auto collision at
Pawtucket. r. l., July 3rd while on trip from
Boston. Misses Alice and Mari RE Bailey of
New York were in the party and were only
slightly bruised Mrs. Bailey was on her way
learned of the accident.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Seekins entertained last
Monday at Hill Crest in honor of Miss Abbie
0. Stoddard. A delicious picnic dinner was
served under the trees on the lawn. The CEN
terpiece was novel and pretty-a miniature
pond with shore of ferns, etc.. and a tiny
sail boat floating its surface. The after
noon was spent with auction and croquet.
The other guests were Mrs. Leslie c. Follett,
Mrs c. E. Read, Mrs. Everett Hamilton. Mrs
Fred R. Poor, Mrs. N. H. Small, Misses Edith
M Strout. Alice E. Simmons, Lena Nye, Hen
rietta Gilkey and Amy E. Stoddard.
THE CABARET. Remember that the Colo
NAL Cabaret by the Women's Alliance of the
First Parish (Unitarian) will take place in
Memorial hall, tomorrow, Friday, evening
July 18th, beginning at SIS. The program
will include the song, "Alice. Where Art
Thou?' by Mrs. Clement W. Wescott and
Arthur Johnson will sing 1.-The Blue Alsatian
Mountains" made so popular many years ago
by the tenor, j. C. Bartlett Mrs. Melvin o.
Dckey will sing an old song, and Long Long
Ago." Garry me back TO Old Virginny," and
other old favorites will be sung by the quartet.
Tables seating four may be reserved withoul
extra charge by sending names to Mrs. Wes-
colt or Miss Charlotte W. Colburn. social
dance will follow the program. with music by
yictrola, Admission rs cents. Refresh
ments extra.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Why not buy the
celebrated Holeproof hose and save darning?
Pure silk hose, guaranteed for three months.
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store. ..See advt.
of a cosy new cottage house for sale by charles
F. Wood, No. Charles street, Belfast. Piano
and household goods. including stoves, side
board, writing desk. etc, for sale at 81 CEDAR
street. Why not have an electric breeze at a
cost of only quarter cent an hour? Let the
Penobscot Bay Electric Co. show you. .Capa-
BILE girl wanted for general Homework. STEADY
employment. Enquire at Swan Written Bick-