The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-02-17

At the regular meeting Monday evening of
Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. NJ, the Fellowcraft
degree was worked.
The History Class met last Monday after
noon with Miss Maria Andrews. No % Church
street. Several members were absent on &C.
count Of the prevailing colds.
John 1. Snow of Rockland was in Belfast
last Monday evening for conference with
Mayor c. R. Coombs, the bridge committee of
the city government and Isaac S. Hills of
Northport, in regard to financial settlement
for work done on the new bridge at Little
River.
There will be a social at the Woman's Club
room tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at O'clock
when each member is urged to attend and
bring a friend Thimbles will be in order
and light refreshments will be served under
the direction of Mrs. Amos Clement and Mrs.
Charles E. Rhoades.
The girls of the Minnetoska Club entertain
ed the children of the junior and primary Sun
day school classes In the North church vestry
last Saturday afternoon. A large number were
present and games. candy hunts and pinning
the arrow on the big red heart, while blind
folded. were among the diversions. Little Jer-
ONE Hanshue was the fortunate one in the lat
ter contest, pinning the arrow almost in the
center of the heart Then there was music
and the children marched, after which dainty
refreshments, prepared by the club girls, were
served. Mrs. Charles M. Craig, the leader of
the club, directed the affair. Each child was
given several valentines souvenirs. The
club recently took gifts to Alice Small of
Swanville, who was operated upon for appen-
dicitis in the Waldo county hospital, greatly
pleasing the little invalid. She was able to
leave the hospital last Saturday.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. At postponed
meeting Feb. 10th Emma White Barker Tent,
D. of ", held business session, when Miss
Margie Blake resigned member of the
general committee in charge of the monument
fund, and the Tents patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Belle Nickerson, was elected to fill the va
cancy, Lincoln and Mckinley days were OBJ
served with the following program: Singing,
Battle Hymn of the Republic by. the Tent
chorus; "Lincoln's Boyhood," by Mrs. Nettie
M. Merrithew; paper on Lincoln by Mrs. An
ME M Frost; solo, Beautiful Isle of Some
where" by Miss Ruth Kimball; reading, "a
Tribute to Lincoln by Miss Margie Blake;
reading, "a King" by Mrs. Ethel S. Whiting
selected reading by Miss Florence Kimball;
selected reading by l.. C. Putnam; singing,
LEAD Kindly Light by the Tent chorus The
Tent held their regular meeting last evening
and enjoyed five-cent lunch and program
on Washington.
Mrs. Lucy Conant of Westbrook defeated
Miss Isabel CHM of Belfast in ten. string
match at the Bowlodrome in Bangor last Mon
day afternoon by total pin fall of 1877 to 8O9
taking eight of the ten strings by good mar
gins. The Bangor Daily News in reporting
the match, says: :.Miss CHM uses q slow ball
and at times with most excellent results, stands
close to the mark. while MIS-. Conant takes g
few short steps to develop the speed used in
her fast ball. Mrs. Conant works fast and il
was real pleasure to see her work. Miss CHM
although not up to her best form at the start
showed up better as the game progressed anG
in the last few strings gave very good &C.
count of what she is able to perform. The
summary:
Mrs. Conant-
s6 80 1902 81 72 80 lO6 81 II $685.
IS IS 70 70 80 SO 80 70 "a $50.
A VALENTINE PARTY. Miss Amy E. Stod.
dard gave Valentine party for her younger
pupils at her studio. 6s Church St, Monday
afternoon. musical program was given by
the children and the hour following was de.
voted to games appropriate to the day. Lillian
Davis won the prize, valentine, in the Hum
for Hearts, and the Valentine Box brough,
pleasure to ALL Refreshments were served by
Miss Stoddard. The program:
The Blacksmith, Eyer
Charlotte Knowlton and Miss Stoddard
By Lantern Light, Rockwell
Adelia Cooke
Dance of the Imps, Reddington
Ruth Knight
Long, Long Ago
Carroll Pottle
Round of the oheperds, Streaboe
Velma Rogers
Twilight on the River, REM
Virginia Dutch
Morning Prayer, Gurlit
| Paul Tultle
Song of Carinthia. Behl
Mona Burgess
Valse Ellis, Ilmar
Ada Curtis
Irish Song,
| Doris Wilson
Song Without Words. Gurlit
Lillian Davis