The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-09-21

Mrs George Havener is on the sick list
VIM. W. Blaze is erecting garage for
mis- truck
Miss Violette Muller of Montreux, Switzer-
land is guest at the Wayside Tea House.
Mrs. Rose Ryan and daughter Evangeline
spent Saturday and Sunday at their home in
jackson.
Manley Hartman, John Webb, Harold Smith
and Lon Freeman motored to Waterville in H.
| L. Curtis car to attend the Union meeting
held there.
The Dickey- Knowlton Real Estate Co, have
sold for P D. H. Carter and others lot of land
on the east side of Northport Avenue part of
the Kinds farm to Rudolph H. Casseps of this
city.
The Boy Scouts will hold their first meeting
of the fall season at the Municipal Court room
in the City Building this, Thursday. evening at
o'clock This will be the first meeting since
the summer vacation and it is desired that
there should be large attendance. Principal
William T. Faulkner of the Belfast High school
will address the boys the subject of athle-
| tics
Mrs. A. L. Thayer entertained the Universal
list Ladies' Circle and Social Aid at her home
on Upper High street Sept. 18th. Thirty were
present and the afternoon was spent socially
and with sewing. Tables were spread on the
we'll kept shady lawn, made more attractive
with potted plants and cut flowers, and sand
w1ches, cake and coffee were served. The
principal feature of the literary exercises was
a bright snd applicable parody on Barbara
Fretchie written for the occasion by Mrs.
| Fred Rackliff.
PooR's MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell of
Connecticut were guests over Sunday of Mrs.
O. A. Wade. :. Joseph Shea of Boston return
ed home last week after spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth. IA
little daughter arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Thompson Sept. 11th.. MIR. and
Mrs. George Daggett and family spent Sunday
at the Campground. MIR. and Mrs. Irwin
Jackson attended the Monroe fair last week.
-. Mrs Adelaide Howe returned last week to
her summer home in Lincolnville. Her sister,
Mrs. J. A. Hartshorn, went with her for two
weeks visit
Miss Maude E. Barker enterta ined the Bel
fast Bayside Auction Club at her home, No.
33 Church street, Thursday evening. Sept.
18th. course dinner was served at $50
from a table with beautiful centerpece of
fruit and woodbine leaves. The place cards,
the work of the hostess, were hand painted
Iirh u,;t
The evening was spent with auction. Mrs.
W. M. White of Miami Fla, was the guest of
honor. Mrs. Elmer A Sherman won the first
prize Swiss carved salad set; Mrs. Ira M.
Cobe the second, a set of holders for doilies,
and Mrs. Ben Hazeltne received the consola-
ton, French embroidered handkerchief
Mrs Virgil L. Hail. Mrs. Oscar Wilkins and
Mrs. John Davis entertained last Saturday at
the Bryant cottage, South Shore, Northport
The guests arrived during the forenoon and at
noon delicious dinner was served at two large
tables, one in the dining room and the other in
the living room. The menu was grape fruit
cocktail, cold sliced lamb and tongue baked
Irish and sweet potatoes, yellow sweet corn,
tomato salad. olives, bread, apple pie and
harlequin ice cream. Cards and needlework
were enjoyed throughout, the day. The guests
we're Mrs. Grace Thompson, MIS-. Maine Hills,
Mrs. Eva Brown Miss Alice Simmons. Miss
Lottie Tibbetts. Miss Lou Mason, Mrs. Her.
bert l.. Seekins, Mrs. Fred R. Poor, Miss Amy
Z. Stoddard, Mrs. John C. Pisbury, Mrs. N.
Houston Small, Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, Miss
Bertha Wiley, Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore, Mrs
Clarence E. Read, Mrs. Norman Read. Mrs
Harry L. Kilgore, Mrs. Colby Rackffe, Mrs
Zion B. Glchrest, Mrs. Harold Howard and
Mrs Leslie Follett.
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE Tonight at two
shows, at and $50. an elaborate five reel pic
turization of "The Chorus Lady," starring
Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley, the Hearst
Vtagraph News and some comedy cartoons
will compose the feature bill. The story of
1.-THE Chorus Lady, of life behind the foot
lights, across which young women smile is I'M
iversal in it's appeal. The glimpse behind the
curtain which hides the world of powder and
rouge is faithful representation of side of
life that never fails to interest. Friday even
ing George Kleine presents the well known
) stage masterpiece, ''The Spendthrift," featur-
, ing dainty Irene Fenwick. Also the latest
; chapter of ''Gloria's Romance" and a good
comedy will be shown. Saturday. at the mat
inee and evening shows, big double program
is offered, VIM. S. Hart in "Hell's Hinges, "
the greatest western picture ever produced
Grace Darling in the first episode of beatrice
, Fairfax" and Keystone two-reel laughfest
Beatrice Fairfax will be remembered as the
big sister of all true lovers, and who conduct.
: ed column in some of the larger daies Civ.
ing advice to the loveIorn, This Is series OF
vivid feature dramas based on the experiences
4 of Miss Fairfax. For the remainder of the
weeks program, see the advertisement in
another column,