The Republican journal., 1916-11-02

visiting friends In belIas' "A eA oouSASer
Grace is in the Tapley hospital, where she has
undergone an operation for appendicitis.
Charles B. Decrow, Maurice Peterson. Har-
old and Walter Dickey of Northport and Lee
Robinson of Belfast are expected home to-day,
Thursday. from hunting trip to Grindstone.
The Woman's Hospital Aid will meet with
Mrs. Everard A. Wilson tomorrow. Friday at
ternoon, and the Hospital Club will meet next
Tuesday evening with Miss Valentine at the
hospital
The magazine section OF last Saturdays
Lewiston Journal contained sketch OF "Be-
fast Beside the Sea and its Historical Houses"
written by Mrs. Eugene Stevens of this
city.
A cement foundation is being placed in the
center of the Church street side of the High
and Grammar schools common for 9O.foot
flag staff, and the formal flag raising will take
place the last of November.
Osceoa Sewing Circle will have their second
annual fair in Red Mems Hall, Wednesday,
Nov. 18th. The trading post will be held DUR
ing the afternoon, and public supper at p.
m i, will be followed by dance.
Hose Company No. l. of which Ralph Darby
is member, called on him Tuesday evening
with their wedding gift-a mission rocker--on
the hose carriage expecting to give him
complete surprise. Ralph was wise to their
intentions land with his bride served ice cream,
cake, nuts and punch.
Valli Valli the famous English actress, is
the star of the next Metro release, "Her Debt
of Honor" This ive-part feature picture will
be shown here at the Colonial Theater today,
Thursday, afternoon and evening. This story
has many novel features, is full of surprises
and thrills, and promises TO be of the
most pleasing product ons recently offered on
the Metro program.
The Halloween dance at the Skating Rink
last Tuesday night was a success in every par
ticular. The hall was prettily decorated in
| Japanese effects, the floor good, and the
Rockland orchestra's music excellent. There
were no. many Belfast people present, as
there were several Halloween functions that
evening. but parties were present from Wa
terville, Thomaston, Rockland and Camden.
The next .rneeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held at the Pierce schoobuild-
ing, Monday afternoon, Nov. 9th. The lesson
is from chapter four of the c. L. S. c. book.
"The German Empire Between Two VARS"
rolI-call, current events. The program will
include papers and sketches of civilian Sec
ond;" and Prince Buow, the Chancellor, and
comparison of the U. S. Senate and the Ger
man Reichstag." All members are requested
to be present at this meeting.
| PHILHARMONIC ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
The committee from the Philharmonic Asso-
citation are arranging for a series of popular
entertainments that they feel sure will please
everyone this winter. They have secured
both Dr. Edward Amherst OFT, the famous
lecturer and The Marigold Quartette who
were the successes of last years course, and
are engaging other attractions to make this
course larger and of greater interest than
ever before. They expect to be able to pub
! lish a full list of the numbers and dates next
week.
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE. Tonight at two
shows, at 700 and $50 p. M, the exquisite
Marguerite Clark is offered in charming five
reel perturbation of Mark Twain's most be-
loved work 1.-The Prince and the Pauper." 1t is
needless to say that this elaborate photoplay
will be greatly enjoyed by all. The Hearst
News and some comedy cartoons and fashion
playlet for the ladies' will round out the pro-
gram. Friday evening, beside the current cpl
sode of "Gloria's Romance" with Billie Burke
and good comedy, the illustrious star, Kath-
ryn Osterman is offered in the Equitable five
part feature, 1.-The Bludgeon," Paul Arm
strongs sensational play. Saturday the usual
strong program will be presented matinee and
evening. Monday evening VIM. Fox presents
the farfamed Theda Bara in the six reel mas
terpiece "Under Two Flags" In connection
with Tuesdays offering detailed election re-
turns will be given. Pictures will be run un-
til $50, after which time open house will be
kept until the final results are given. The
same small prices will prevail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Just a reminder
that Goodhue & Co., "A Main street, sell the
Hub ranges. See their advt. With an Elec-
Uric Radiator you can have the cosiest corner
in any room in the house. Try one these chilly
autumn evening. Just the thing for the bath
room. Sold by the Penobscot Bay Electric Co.
I'll. V. Miller, the well known furrier, has
opened fur rooms on Phoenix Row, opposite
the courthouse, where those who want furs
are invited to call The Dinsmore Store
carries a complete range of sizes of the IA
nous Ground Gripper shoes so as to fit any
foot properly. If you have any trouble with
your feet you need pair of these shoes. Sold
only at The Dinsmore Store. ). The man who
took hat by mistake from the Baptist church
is requested to return it to The Journal office.
80. Annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Waldo Trust Co. at the banking rooms at
10 a. m. Nov. 21st IAN upstairs tenement
Of four rooms with electric lights and toilet.
to let. Enquire of A. c. Bachelor. "a Court
street. earle & Jones have sewing machine
needles, all the kinds all the time-5 needles
assorted sizes, 10 cents. Add cents when
ordering by mail. Two houses for sale. En-
quire at Miller street.. The City National
bank is taking subscriptions for United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland 1-2 per
cent secured loan gold and year notes, to