The Republican journal., 1916-11-30

ters renamed uncalled for In the Belfast post
office for the week ending Nov. 2sth: Mrs,
D S. Cressey. Geo. L. Dillaway. R. P. Robbins.
Miss Hazel Doak, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George 4. Doak. returned last Thursday night
from lockwood. after a two weeks hunting
trip, bringing with her buck and doe, which
she shot herself, and of which she is Justly
proud.
The Lubec Sardine Co. will discontinue
packing tomorrow. Friday. and the plant will
be shut down for the season. Despite some
drawbacks there has been good pack of ex-
cellent quality. 1t is expected that the Saco
Valley Canning Co. will close its season
very soon. 1t had a good corn pack and
the apple pack was the largest ever made.
Mr.. Tomlinson of Portland, the president Of
he company. visited the plant Moaday.
The High school play. 1.-THE Girl from Upper
Seven" will be presented in the Colonial Thea
tre. Friday evening. Dec. 9Th, under the di-
rection of Mrs. S. A. Parker. The play is
bright and catchy and is well cast There will
be specialties between the acts. Last Tuesday
the following was received:
To the Senior Class of the Belfast High
School. l am much pleased that your choice
of play this year has been one of mine.
The Girl from Upper Seven is favorite play
and l look back upon "Genie McShane" with
many pleasant remembrances. wish might
be in the audience Dec 9Th. Please accept my
klndest wishes for most successful .. esenta-
ton. Sincerely YOURS
GLADYS RUTH BRIDGHAM
Ibe following committees from the Univer-
salist Sewing Circle and Social Aid will have
charge of the tables at their annual Christmas
fair, to be held in Memorial hall Dec. 14th:
Candy, Miss J. A. Wiggin and Mrs. Frank I.
Wilson; aprons, Mrs. Fred Rackliff and Mrs.
Charles H. Crosby; supper, Mrs G. G. Abbott,
Miss Edith M. Southworth, Mrs. Sarah knight.
Mrs. Charles E. Johnson, Mrs. Rackliff; fancy
work, Mrs. A. A. Blair and Mrs. J. G. Paul
utility. Mrs. Frank H. Mayo, Mrs, Frank G.
Mixer and Mrs. Eugene L. Cook; mystery
able Mrs. Arthur Morse Miss Grace Packard.
HOSPITAL NOTES. selden Clark of Pros
pect, surgical patient, and Lewis Edney, an
accident case, are improving. 80. E. C. Marden
returned to his home in Swanville last FRIDAY.
.Clarkson Hamilton left Wednesday for his
home in Boston. Roscoe Davis left last Fri.
day to visit his son in Searsport before going
to his home in Deer Isle. Mrs. O'Connor an
appendicitis patient, will return to her home
in Stockton next Sunday. Mrs. Lucy c.
Harvey of Belfast, medical patient, is in q
serious condition. Miss Susie Wiggin, a stu.
dent nurse, has returned from a visit with
relatives in Lesterville. Canada :. Miss Mar.
ian Simpson. gradua te nurse. was the guest
of Miss Nina Valentine. superintendent, Tues.
day. She came from Rockland for a private
case. Many gifts were received at the hos.
pital during donation week
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE. This Afternoon
only. at 2.3O p M. the film version of Denma1
Thompsons immortal classic. "The Old Home
etead," together with the Hearst News ane
comedy cartoons will be offered 1t is needless ut
tell about 1.-The Old Homestead" 1t suffices tt
say that the photoplay is just as big success
as the stage play. Tonight. don't forget the poi
concert and dance given as a benefit to tn,
Belfast Band. Friday evening, the final epi
sode of Gloria's Romance with Billie Burke
the world fve-part feature, "The Woman il
AZ with Alice Brady and good comedy, will
comprise eight reels of the best in films. Sat
ufday, matinee and evening, the popular fay
orite, Mary Fuller, is offered in a powerf1
| hve-part drama, "Thrown to the Lions" to
gether with an L-Ko two-reel comedy. Fo
the remainder of weeks attractive program
see advertisement in another column,