The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-08-17
Emma White Barker Tent, D. of ", will
have their next meeting Wednesday evening
August 3d.

nave their next meeting Wednesday evening
August 23d.
BRING VESTMENTs. To all clergy of the
Anglican communion who are spending their
vacations in this vicinity, DR.. Bailey, the rec
tor of st. Margaret's church. extends cordial
invitation to attend the conservation of this
church August 18th at 10 a. No. and asks them
to bring vestments to take part in the service
POoR'S MILLS. Mrs. Frances A. Stevens
returned to Bangor Monday after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Stevens. e. Miss
Katharine Conley, daughter of Rev. H. N.
| Conley of Ellsworth Falls. is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. H. M Stevens Mrs. George
Daggett visited in Morrill, this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Higgins were called to Knox
/ last week to attend the funeral of Mr.. Hig
gins brother. -. Francis Roberts, little son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts, died last Friday
The funeral held Sunday afternoon. -.
/ Leslie Payson went to Bangor last week to
see specialist about his eyes. They are bet
| ter and he is able to be in the store again..
| The farmers in this vicinity are not all done
haying yet....Mrs. Minnie Terry of Water
vile was called here to attend the funeral of
! her little nephew, Francis Roberts. Luvle
Wood went to Worcester, Mass, last Friday
with his cousin, Miss Isaphene Patterson, for
a visit.
| AUCTION AND LUNCH AT THE WoMANs CLUB
| Miss Alice P Poor and Miss S. Edith Vest of
! Boston, who are spending their vacations with
| Belfast relatives. gave most delightful lunch
con at the Woman's Club room Friday after
noon. Auction played during the after
noon, Mrs Elon B. Gilchrest won the first
prize, cut glass bud vase, and Miss Amy E.
Stoddard, the second, Arts & Crafts CANDLE
stick. Lunch was served at S 80 from small
tables decorated with sweet peas. The out Of
town guests were Mrs. c. D. Cool of Madison,
Wis, Mrs. Amos j. King of San Juan, P R.,
Misses Bernice Rogers of Cambridge, Mass,
and Margaret o. White of Miami, Fla. Those
belonging here were Mrs. Grace c. Pilsbury,
Mrs. VIM. H. Hail. Mrs. Raymond R. Sherman,
Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes, Mrs. Morris L. Sugg,
Mrs Herbert l.. Seekins, Mrs. Leslie c. Fol-
lett, Mrs. Fred R. Poor, Mrs. Irving T. Dins-
more, Mrs. George l.. Bowman, Mrs. Clarence
E. Read, Misses Anne M. Kittredge, Meivina
! V. Parker, Amy E. Stoddard, Marian Hazeltine
and Clara B. Heating. The afternoon was
greatly enjoyed. particularly by the guests
from out of town.
GUESTS AT THE WAYsIDE. The following
have registered the past week at the Wayside
Tea House: Miss Bernice Rogers, of Cam
bridge, Mass, Mrs G L Bowman of Boston, Mr.
and Mrs + and Mary Frances Coolidge of
Atlantic Ca Maruarat Scott of Neu VnrL
Austin W Scott of Boston, Henry c Hutchins
of Boston, Mrs ] A Brewster of Bath, Inez R
! Churchill of Cambridge, Mass, Alice W Owen
of Brookline, Cecilia F. Smith of East Orange,
N ], Sonora C Hunt of Boston, Mrs ] C Cur
tbs and Miss Anne Simonton of Camden, Mr.
and Mrs Charles F Stoddard and Mrs. Jewett
! Minturn of New York, John D Warren of
Rochester, N Y. Dick Jenning of Boston,
Misses Martin of New York, Mrs John Scott.
Jr, of Philadelphia, Mrs Blaine Beas, Walker
Blaine Beale and Arthur w Pope, Jr, of Brook
line, Mass, Whitney Dickey of New York.
Mrs G F Dillingham; of Bangor, Mrs William
Stalker of New York, Mrs 6 and James R
Macpherson of Highlands. S G, L S Barr of
! Orange, N ], DR. and Mrs Frederick Dilling-
ham of New York, Mr. and Mrs W Griffin
and Paul G Griffin of Orange, N ], M and Mrs
E l. Dillingham; Of New York. Misses Dorothy
Ranford and Alice S Dodge of Washington, D
C, Misses Simons, Alcorn and Burhans of New
York, Mrs G Gould of Brookline, Ethel King
of Boston. Louis. George, Ada and Rose Tor
rey of Andover, Mass.
NORTH BELFAST. The annual fair of the La
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Aug. 9th. was successful in every way, as
usual. There large attendance although
the weather conditions were anfavorable. The
sales table in charge of Mrs. M. F. Hurd and
Mrs James Roberts was literally patronized
Miss Grace Thomas in charge of the candy
ia ,le and Miss Mitchell salesady at the mys-
terry table sole out the stock of goods early in
the evening. The program. which consisted
of singing by the male quartet, readings by
Miss Helen Brown, singing by Frank Lee, a
young lad Of North Andover, Mass, and the
drama, "All Tangled Up the cast of which
was given in The Journal last week, was finely
executed, each number receiving hearty en-
cores. Arey's ice cream was sold at the close
of the exercises. The receipts were about
$45. :. Mrs. Charles Conant of Lowell, Mass,
and MIR. William Ranger of Washington, D. c.,
who spent several days last week with their
sisters. Mrs. H. W. Mackie and Mrs. Addie
Merriam, returned to their homes last Friday.
-. Mrs. Alonzo Shute, who has been on the
Mexican border with her husband. who is in
the Connecticut National Guard, arrived home
last Saturday evening to the great surprise of
| her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Cav. She
came from Arizona alone and appeared to her
relatives here wholly unannounced. Harlan
P. Beach. Prof. of Comparative Religions in
Yale University. gave very interesting adj
dress in the church last Sunday evening upon
his experiences in Africa. Prof. Beach has
spent many years in the mission fields of for
eign countries and his description of the coun-
try. customs and religion of Africa was very
Illuminating. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert N. Brier
and his mother, Mrs. Lewis, returned to pos-
ton Monday. .. Mr.. William Clark of Brooklyn,
N. Y, who spent his vacation here returned
home Monday.