The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-19

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| The potato business has been active at UNITY
The Maplewood Lumber Co. recently bought
300 bushels. paying $1.1O.
! Miss Jennie M. Miller has closed her house.
| NO. 81 Bridge street. and is in the Valid /,
| County hospital for medical tire atment.
| Amos Clement, who has been at the Seaside
Inn, Seal Harbor, the past summer, is on a
hunting trip in the vicinity of Lily Bay, and is
| acc ompanied by his son, John C. Clement of
Seal Harbor.
Miss Adelaide Percy, who recently resigned
as superintendent of the Waldo County hospi.
| tai and had since been visiting in Belfast,went
to Bath last Thursday to visit relatives. A
position has been offered her in hospital work
at Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. but she has not
decided to accept it.
check for $40 was presented recently in a
public Office in this city by the person to whom
| it was payable, that was dated Aug. 25, 1900,
and was drawn on the OLD Belfast National
bank. The party who issued the check has
moved away. and it has been placed in The
City National bank with the hope that he
may be found.
A. E. Clark Camp. S. ofV., Auxiliary was Of.
ficially inspected last Monday evening by Mrs.
Mabel beaton of Rockland substituting for
Mrs. Florence Robinson OF Bath, who was nm
able to be present. Mrs. Edna Perry of Rock
land, Division Treasurer and Olin Aver of Au-
burn. Past Division Commander were also
guests of the Auxiliary. Mrs Beaton's remarks:
concerning the prosperity and interest of
the order were very encouraging. Mrs Ethel
| 5. Whiting, the first past president, presented
| Mrs. Beaton with a sterling meat fork in be-
half of the Auxiliary. delicious supper was
| served at p. m. under the direction of Mrs.
| Mary Flanagan and Mrs. Almeda Robinson
dance followed the inspection and supper.
The hall was decorated with bunting. flags and
pennants.
| A LUNCH AND AUCTION. Mrs Amos Glenn
, ent entertained Monday afternoon in honor of
| her guest. Mrs. J. D. Clement of Orono The
| home was made bright with profusion of red
/ giaoolli and large bouquet of these fall flow
ers formed the centerpiece on the dining tables
| l O'Clock Little Misses Lillian Dexter and
! Katherine hittredge assisted in serving. The
| place cards were the American Girl series
| Auction followed with score cards of the
| Dutch girl design. Mrs. Morris L. Slug won
! the hrst prize, toilet set, and Mrs. Fred r
| Poor received the consolation, a dog pitcher
| The guests were Mrs. Cora Morrison King. Miss
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Mrs. Fred r. Poor Miss Florence E. Dunton.
| Mrs Frances Howes Whitman, Mrs. Grace c.
| tillsbury, Mrs. Morris L. SIugg, Miss Amy E.
Steddard, Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest, and Mrs.
! Raymond r. Sherman.
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE. Tonight at two
! shows. 700 and $50, one of the greatest sensa-
lions of the present literary and dramatic
| epoch bella Donna" Paramount feature in
hve stirring reels, will be offered. In the IA
nous role of the alluring and treacherous
| Bella Donna. whose soul contains all the passion
OF the Orient and whose impulses are as exotic
as the Nile itself, Pauline Frederick, the fore
most emotional artist of the screen, has sup-
gested creature of rare fascination and un-
usual power. Beautiful and cruel irresistible
and pltlless, she plays with life and love until
the inevitable moment of reckoning arrives.
The Hearst News with it's many interesting
topics, and some comedy cartoons will round
out this remarkable offering. Friday evening
besides the currant episode of "Gloria's Ro.
nance" with Billie Burke and Vogue comedy.
Geo. kleine presents in six stirring parts, "Be-
tween Savage and Tiger" Saturday matinee
and evening, William S. Hart is offered in his
latest big success 1.-THE Aryan," Also Kew
stone two-reel comedy will be shown. For
the remainder of the weeks attractive nro-
gram see advertisement in another column.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. Principal Faulkner
of the Belfast High school had no sooner en-
tered upon his duties than he demonstrated
his interest in athletics by coaching the bows
In foot ball at recess and after school. While
| foot ball is regarded by many as rough game
| everyone must recognize the importance of
! physical culture and will approve of the move
IN this direction in the High school, Last Fri.
! day evening an athletic association was or.
gained with the following officers: president
/ Archie Robinson; vice president, Harland Pat
| tershall; secretary, Frances Macomber: treaa.
urer, Harold Goth, sub master; assistant treas
urer, Winnie Mariner, An advisory board
consisting of member from the school. hoard
one from the faculty, and one from the three
upper classes, will be appointed Basketball
teams will be organize among the bows and
girls and a football team has been selected
and is practicing daily. Vaughan Hayes is
manager Of the team, which has for its present
lineup: Donald Shute. fb; Vaughan HAYES.
RIB; Weymouth. lib; A. Vaughan, OBJ; Patter
shall, 1t; Nickerson, g; Robinson, c; Bramhall.
rg; B. Vaughn, lie; Durham re; Simmons, TT:
Sammy Brown and Mariner, subs. This team
played their first game of the season Saturday
afternoon on the Mcclellan field against scrub
team from Leonard & Barrows shoe factory
b. II. 5. winning by score of to O. Prac-
tice games are played daily under the coaching
of Principal Faulkner, who will also coach tho
basketball teams. The football teams won1d
ike to get games with schools in tho;
| class. The Athletic Association will obsaruo
next Saturday as Tag Day as benefit far tho
organization.