The Republican journal., 1916-03-30

Mrs. George w. Frisbee has been confined
to her home on Congress street the past fou,
weeks with jaundice
Inc April business meeting of the Woman't
Club has been postponed from the Sd to the
10Th OF April on account of the absence of the
president and vice president, Mrs, Amos
Clement and Mrs. Essie P, earle. who are
visiting in Boston.
/! Miss Sadie Wright will leave the first If the
week for Bingham, Me-, where she will be
employed as milliner in the Burke store.
MISE Wright has been employed in the n. n
Coombs Co. store for some time. where she
learned the trade.
MISS Maude M. Mathews has resigned as
oookkeeper in the James H. Howes dry goods
STORE TO take like position in the insurance
, once OF James Pattee & Son, and will begin
her new work April 3rd. Miss Louise C. Innes.
B. H. S, 1914. will be employed in the Howes
store.
/ Mark A. Wadlin and family, who had been
living in the Boardman house on Congress-
street for some time, moved last SATURDAY. to
their farm in Northport. Their daughter
Airline. who is employed in the counting-room
Of the Telephone Co., is rooming with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Rackliff.
Miss Ella l. Smaley was given a surprise
party last Saturday evening by few friends,
who were reminded that March 25th was her
birthday. She received several useful and ac
ceptable gifts. Her sister, Miss Lulu H
whip and confectionery.
The Mems Club of the First Parish will have
Ladies' Night next Tuesday evening at 8
| o'clock in Memorial Hail. There will be re.
ception, music, an address by the State Supt.
OF Public Schools, Hon. Payson Smith, and re-.
1reshments. The Women's Alliance of the
Unitarian church and all the public school
teachers of Belfast are invited as special
guests Each member of the club is priyileped
to bring lady.
The Poors Mills school enjoyed peanut
hunt last Friday afternoon at the schoolhouse.
The following pupils were not absent or tardy
for the term: Hermon Carter, Edith Shaw.
Helen Robertson and Vesta Higgins Those
not tardy for the term were Willie Carter,
Roland Flood, Emma Flood, Blanche Shaw,
Lloyd Wentworth and Clayton Higgins. Lloyd
Wentworth, Lenore, Winnifred and Edgar
Thompson were absent only one day.
The story tellers at the PIERCE school last
Saturday afternoon were Mrs. Erwin Cross
and Miss E. Frances Abbott. Mrs. Cross de-
lighted the children with vivid description of
Dlckle Smiley's Birthday and a story of 1.-The
Neat Cat" and almost to child they asked
her for more. Miss Abbott read the "Stone
Princess" by Eva March Tappan. The story
tellers for next Saturday will be Mrs. O.
Frost and Miss Grace H. Hall.
Although it has been decided not to rebuild
the lslesboro Inn this year, David H. Smith,
the manager of that famous hostelry, which
was destroyed by fire on Sept. 20 last. saws:
1--WE will hope for an Inn in 1917 and in the
meantime will try and keep our people interest,"
eo IN DARK harbor SO as not to lose too many
While the Inn was social center and is great
loss. many of the cottage owners are planning
to occupy their estates this summer,
The Chapman concert met expectations in
in ensemble work and in solos won hearty an.
plause and repeated encores, while Miss Flor
ence Austin. the violinist, surpassed all ex.
pectations and was pronounced one of the
finest violinists that ever visited this CITY. The
audience was not as large as it would have
been but for the many entertainments and
social events just preceding, but made up in
enthusiasm what it lacked in numbers.
Friday evening. at the home of Mrs. James
H. Howes. High street, the Junior Alliance of
the Unitarian church will give public en-
tertainment. There will be two short plavs.
recitations. music and folk dance In the
play, 1.-THE Goose Girl and The Fairy" the
actors are Barbara Mckinney. Hope Dorman
and Katherine Frost; in 'Alice in Looking
glass land" Ava Burgess. Helen Wescott and
Ruth Dinsmore. the dancers are Elizabeth
Doak and Betty Hanshue. Other members
will assist in Rotations, music. etc. Light
refreshments will be served. candy be on sale
and a silver offering taken at the door