The Republican journal., 1916-11-02

| DVoeoA- ouc WcnI loI consultation with her
physician.
The Belfast Board of Registration will meet
today. Thursday, and continue in session FRI
day and Saturday. from 9 a. m. to p M. and
from to and to 9 p. m, except on Satur-
| day when the final session will close at o. m.
i Mrs Eva Brown entertained at her home on
Northpo-t avenue at thimble party Wednes-
day night Oct. 25th, the following guests.
Mrs. V. L. Hall. Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Oscar
wilkins. Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM and
were served.
Among the recent transfers in real estate in
Haverhill. Mass; was one by William Lock-
wood of that city to Corinne T. Hunter of Bel
fast-a new Colonial house and lot of land sit.
uated on Kingsbury avenue. Bradford district.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter plan to make their future
home there, and are moving their household
goods from Belfast
Accompanied by Rev. J. Wilbor Richardson
Mrs. Richardson left Belfast last Monday for
the Clifton Springs Sanitorium, New York.
She will be guest of the institution for sever
al weeks. and her many friends hope that the
sI ecial treatment will result in a complete cure
and restoration to health. Mr.. Richardson
will be in his pulpit next Sunday.
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will meet
Monday evening. Nov. 9th with the regent
Miss Amy E. Stoddard with Mrs. B. o. Norton
ton and Miss Lucy A. Cochran as host
esses. The roll-call will be responded to by the
name of your favorite picture. Program: read
ing. 1.-The Artist" by Arthur Grissom, Miss
ENERGY CHM; paper, 1.-The American Woman
in Art" Miss Janetta Rogers; reading 1.-THE
Artists Secret" by Olive Schriener, Mrs Frank
H. Mayo
| Roybert q. Simmons, who went to Green
field, Mass, last week to identify the remains
Of his half-brother, Quincy Howard Nash,
found that he had been employed by the Phoe-
nix Bridge Co. at East Deerfeld, about two
miles from Greenfield, and that he had been to
1he latter place for pair of new shoes, which
he had on. He was in the depot that evening
enquiring for trains and was told that the next
| one to Deerfeld would be in 5 hours 1t is
thought that he may have started in to walk
| TO MS DOdTulDR pldCe ana SllppeQ on the track,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Z. Read and son
Carlton returned last Sunday night from
four days auto trip into Northern Maine, They
went first to Lincoln, then to Danforth, Houl-
ton, Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Presque Isle, Ash
! land. Patten, Stacyville and Grindstone-
where they met the Dunton and Greer parties
then to Millinocket where they stopped at
| the Great Northern hotel; then to Milo, the
! katahdin Iron Works, Brownville junction
| and home. They had beautiful weather and
! enjoyed every hour of their trip.
! SEASIDE HALLOWEEN BALL. The Hal
lowe'en dance last Thursday evening in Sea-
! side Grange hall, under the auspices of the
| Grange, was we'll attended and very enjoy.
able occasion. The hall was very deliberately
, decorated with jack Lanterns, and season.
i able flowers and foliage, and the stage as
usual, most artistic. The entire grange
worked on the decorative plan and it was very
successful. Mrs. Nettie Merrithew sold candy
and Miss Lucy Cochran aprons during the
, evening. both doing good business. At inter-
mission. ice cream and cake were served in the
| Uanuuet HAIL. mCheeu OTCueSLT6 1urnlSleQ
music for the dancing. The following COM
mittees had CHARGE Dance, Roy Sholes and
Ben Smaley; refreshments, Mrs. Elmira Nc
Keen, Mrs. Roy Sholes, Mrs. Dora Bridges and
| Miss Mertie Shoes.
HER 7TH BIRTHDAY. Elana, the seven-years-
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Stephen s. L.
Shute celebrated her birthday last Thursday
from 80 to 4.30 at their home, No. Park
street. Games were played indoors and on
the porch. and the little hostess was made
happy by large number of pretty gifts. in
Guiding toys. sterling spoons, flowers, etc. The
dining room was decorated with jack o'lan-
terms, black cats, etc, and the dining table had
Halloween place cards, favors, plates, napkins
and doilies. The first centerpiece was birth
day cake bearing the word Eana and seven
lighted candles. After serving this its place
was filled with real pumpkin Jack, who
smiled at the little people. Assorted cake,
fancy cookies, ice cream and nuts were served
by Mrs. Shute, assisted by Mrs. E. P. Brown.
The guests were Martha Hartshorn, Clara
Hammons. Isabel Coombs. Alfredo and Janice
Hawthorne, and several friends of Mrs. Shute
were invited to refreshments and to witness the
endowment of the children.
ARREST OF BOSTON CROOKS. Detective
Sergt William l. Irwin of the Boston police
left for Boston at noon Friday, having in custody
Howard Nickerson of South Boston and George
R. Brown, who gave his address as l03 Free st,
Boston. Nickerson, according to Sergt Irwin,
is wanted for breaking parole and for burglary.
He had served IA months of five years sem
tence in the Concord Reformatory when he
was released on Oct LIST. 1t is charged that on
Oct 7th he broke into the house, 100 Chandler
st, Boston, and stole jewelry valued at $lO6.
Eally last Thursday morning the two were
arrested after q hot chase by night patrolmen
Gray and Toothaker, who discovered them at
tempting to force rear window in the hard
ware store OF Harding & Rackliffe. They were
, arraigned in the Police Court and pleaded not
guilty, but disposition of the case was deferred
while City Marshal Frisbee communicated with
the Boston police, and on learning that they
were wanted in that city they were committed
to Jail to await the arrival of an officer. One
, is Is and the other 10 years of age, They wore
: new suits and overcoats and seemed to have
, | Dlentv of money Thew made M ohiection IN