The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-20

eiue the past week. Mrs. John StOrer Cobb
and Miss E. W. Fuller of Cambridge, Mass
Mrs. C. J. Wardley and Ella M, Downer of
Bangor; Mrs. Celeste Lull of Old Town; Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin H. Reeves of Philadelphia,
fa Miss Mabelle Wood of Caetine; Mrs. B.
Pol and Miss Alice Walker of Bangor: Miss F,
M. Pol of New York; Miss Alice Bush of New
London. Conn; Mrs. Fred G. Carter, Savannah,
Ga.; Z. M. and Katherine H. Kendrick of
Litchfield; Gladys Caskery of Bowdoinham;
Z. V. Stnart Of Boston; John L. and Bryant E.
Moore of Ellsworth; Geo. W. Swift of Eliza
beth. N. j.; Mrs. B. Sawyer of Bangor; Mrs.
E. I. Savage. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Cram of
Searsport; DR.. and Mrs. W. L. Soule of New
York; Edna A. Hebb Of Brooklyn, N. Y.:M.A.
Mccarthy. Edwin D. and Susan Wentworth
Burd of Boston; E. Marie Sinclair. Dorothy
Fitch and Maud E. Tannerhill of New York:
Dorothy Brewster and v. T. Boyd of New
York city.
The HOSPITAL FAIR. The midsummer fair
and dance.was held in Memorial hall July 18th
as benefit to the Waldo County hospital.
The tables were covered with white and deco.
rated with vines and garden fowers-daisies
In attendance were in white. The stage was
outlined with small evergreen trees and deco
rated with jardineres of flowers. Mrs. E. A,
and Mrs. F. l. Wilson sold the food; Mrs. Julia
Z. McKeen and Mrs. J. G. Paul the aprons;
Mrs. E. S. Pitcher and Mrs. Essie P. Carle the
ice-sream; Mrs. Eugene l.. Stevens and Mrs. S.
A. Parker, dolls; Mrs. Maine Hills, Mrs. Nor
man A, Read and Mrs Charles Brown, cre-
tonne; Mrs. G. G. Abbott, Mrs. Sarah Knight.
Miss Loula a. Mason and Mrs. Colby A. Rack
lift, fancy work; Mrs. N. H. Small and Mrs.
7. E. Bowker, punch; Mr.. K. P. Coombs and
Mrs. Carl H. Stevens, candy. The orange
tree, each fruit containing prize, occupied
the center of the hall and was in charge of
Misses Margaret L. Keene, Alice E. Simmons
and +. Frances Abbott. The dance in the
evening was ln charge of Mrs. Eugene l..
Stevens, with music by McKeen's orchestra.
| NORTH BELFAST. George and Frank Tucker
with six young men companions of Maiden,
Mass, have been camping on the Walton shore
of Holmes pond the past two weeks 1t was
their annual outing and they are always well
coined by the citizens of the village, as they
add much to the social enjoyment of the COM
munity while here. They returned home Sat-
uIday. Maurice Roberts accompanied them.
.....A rare musical treat was given the people
of this vicinity July 12th when Mrs. T. S.
Persons, violinist, and Miss Clarke, pianist, of
Bangor, gave concert in the church. Each
number was heartily encored and highly ap-
preciated BY the large audience Mrs. Melvin
o. Dickey sang in her usual pleasing manner
and she, as well as the male quartet, consist
ing of Henry B. Ladd, Everett S. Hatch, How
ard w. Hatch and Victor Merriam met with
rousing reception. Arey's ice cream was
served after the concert......Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bailey and her sister, Miss Potter, of
North Hampton, Mass, are visiting his father,
Mr. H. C. Bailey and his brother, F. NJ Bailey
at Citypoint. .. Mrs. F. C. Gay of Brooklyn,
N. Y. arrived last Saturday to spend vaca-
tion in her summer home. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilburt N. Brier of Detroit, Mich, and her
mother of Boston, arrived Monday to spend
their vacation at the Brier homestead. =. Mrs
Sophronia Cool and her son, Gerald Cool, of Ban
gor are guests of Mr.. and Mrs M. F. Hurd.
I, large audience was in attendance at the
SAuiCu oSAViSe ldsI oQHuoy evening " iisleL
to the interesting talk by Miss Walkley on he1
travels in Rome.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Carle & Jones have
lending library for which all the new books
are received weekly Don't forget the Dol
lar Sale at The Dinsmore Store. 1t starts this
Thursday, morning at 8 o'clock. THE twelve
room residence and two stables, corner Of
Court and Pearl streets, owned and occupied
by the late DR.. S. W. Johnson, are offered fol
quick sale at very low figure by the. .Dickey
! knowlton Real Estate Co., Belfast. ... The C
c. Raincoat Co., Dana building, wants expert
enced stitchers at once and also girls to Learn
o cementing. Pay while learning and gooo
wages guaranteed. -. There is a right way an,
/ wrong way to call telephone number. Th,
+ advt. of the N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. tells you tn,
q right way See statement of the Searspor
, National Bank of Searsport. Capt. G. 7
Osborne and Helen NJ Osborne publish a car,
of thanks. Lost. Saturday p. m., from al
auto, ladies' grip containing toilet articles. etc
Finder please return to Mrs. Della r. Rowe
135 Main street. .. See official announcement
of the Maine State Federation of Labor.
Competent woman wanted for general house
work Apply to Mrs James C. Durham,
Church street. Edward l.. Savogy. Maude f
= Ssvory and Harry H. Savory publish card o
thanks See notice of Edwin Sibley, ta
collector for the city of Belfast All take
must be paid by Nov /. 1916. Discount of 2
percent if Faid before Sept 1st. Electri
fans are better than ice. Call at the store O
| 1 the .Penobscot Bay Electric Co, and let Their
! proveit to you. Send to the Bliss Busines
. College. Lewiston. Me-, for their, free, illus
trated' cataIag. Fall term begins Sept u, 1915
....M Mrs. Adelaide Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. "
l. Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forbes and M,
AID Mrs. Lawrence Simmons publish card o
thanks.