The Republican journal., 1916-11-16
The News of Belfast.

Mr.. and Mrs Clyde B. Holmes left Tuesday
for visit in Boston and vicinity.
The Hospital club will have dime social
Tuesday evening Nov 21st, at the home of
Mrs. Robert P. Coombs.
Amos Clement left by train Wednesday
morning to join friends in hunting trip in
the vicinity of Monsehead Lake, where game
is reported plentiful
Mrs. 7. H. Fernald of Waldoboro sent to the
Rockland Courier Gazette handsome cluster
of crimson rambler roses, picked last Friday
MRS. Henry H. Maddocks and children will
move today, Thursday, to Boston, where they
Will join Mr.. Maddocks, who has been en-
ployed there for some time.
Leslie P. Miller died at a. m yesterday at
his home. No. IT Union street. The funeral
Will be held at p. m, tomorrow, Friday. An
obituary will be given in our next issue.
Belfast relatives have received cards an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Ethel Marian
jackson of this city and Charles Palmer Swift
OF Portland. They will be at home after Nov
18th at No. 165 Marret street. Westbrook.
At the North Belfast church next Sunday at
7S0 y. LII. u stereopticon lecture on 1.-THE Life
OF Christi will be given by Miss Frances
Walkley. 1t will be interspersed with music
by the children and Others
Margaret, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Chenery, was operated on last
Tuesday for appendicitis at the Tapley hospi-
tai. 1t was serious operation, but she is do
ing we'll. Her father arrived Monday to re-
main until she is convalescent
There was no meeting last Tuesday after
noon of Thomas H. Marshall Circle, on account
of the storm. An invitation has been recejy
ed from the Sons of Veterans to meet with
them next Mon day at 730 p. M, when Veter-
ans Night will be observed The Post will
also be present
The fve-part Metro picture, "Dimples,"
featuring Mary Miles Minter and Thomas J.
Carrlgan. will be the attraction at the Colonial
Theater today, Thursday, afternoon and even
ing. There are five acts of superb photo
drama replete with thrilling and romantic sit
uations.
A deed was recorded in the Waldo County
Registry of Deeds Nov. 18th from Samuel G.
Dixon. M. D., of Lower Merton Township,
Montgomery County, Penn, to the Islesboro
Inn Co., Islesboro, transferring land and build
ings in Islesboro. 1t is the land at Dark Har-
Dor on which the new Islesboro Inn will be
built.
Daniel A. Mcleod and family will move next
week from No. IA Condor street to Sanger
vile. Maine. where they will make their home.
Their little daughters, Maude, Edna, Elsie
and Flora, have won the hearts of all who
have heard them sing during the short time
they have lived in Belfast, and many will re.
gret that the family is to move away.
Whist parties will be given in Memorial
hall Tuesday, Nov. 2lst, under the auspices of
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, the proceeds to be
added to the monument fund. Whist will be
played from to p. M, under the direction
of invited captains, and publicly from to 10.
with admission rs cents. A dance will follow
from 10 to IL, with Is cents admission,
A pitiful tramp case was brought before
Judge Lord of the Municipal Court Wednes-
day, when William Murdock, aged n Years.
hailing from Calais, and acknowledging that
he had relatives in Augusta, was committed to
the Jail for Is days. In the meantime 1t is
hoped that interested parties will care for
him. He is lame and uses cane. He has
been in Belfast several times before.
Belfast friends have received cards from
MIR. and Mrs. William Robinson Blair ANNOUNCE
ing the marriage OF their daughter Alexina to
Morgan Buloett Schiller. at p. m. Nov. 9Th,
in Trinity church, Pittsburg Pa; reception
followed the ceremony at the Blair home, 1903
Levonshre street. The groom is the son of
Mrs. Margaret Crosby Schiller and has been a
frequent guest of his grandmother and aunt,
Mrs. Caroline and Miss Anne c. Crosby
BOWLING. The first in the series of seven
matches between Belfast and Rockland bowl
ers was played last Friday night at the Dutch
& Wiley room. Belfast winning by pinfall of
H. Following is the tally: