The Republican journal., 1916-09-28

The Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Compan
nave sold for Mrs. Rufus C, Pendleton he
iarm directly back of Temple Heights to Har
~ u mahoney of East Northport. MIR. Ma
money expects to build there, The farm ba
quite growth of cedar lumber.
sui alarm last Sunday afternoon was fo
CHIMNEY fire in the Duntop block IN H;o,
street In the tenement occupied by Mrs T. p
oner"an. chief s. S. l.. Shute and few fire
men responded and with the use of cbsm;c., !,
extinguished the fire without damage
Samuel B. hobbs of Boston and Mrs. po.
D. Davis of Philadelphia and New york ,h,
e Tue principal speakers at the Unitarian
conference in Eastport this week, will sneal
III oeilase next week. Mr.. Nobbs before tb<
mems club OF the Unitarian church and Mrs.
Davis before the Unitarian Alliance.
Dr. Eugene Tapley and Cbarles p co,t,
returned Sunday from trip down the bav
10 the Doctors auxiliary cruiser Onawa With
Leroy "A. CoomDs. captain. They were foo
pound Saturday, the day they intended tn re-
turn. Capt Coombs left Sunday aft.,noo,
for cruise in the Onawa with a marty frono
Worcester, Mass.
AoouS 70 boys were present at the fret
meeting for the fall season of the Bow scont,
held last Thursday night in the Courtroom,
city building. Principal William T. Faulkner
OF the Belfast High school, gave the bovs IL,
interesting talk on athletics. Meetings will
now be held regularly every Thursday even
ing in the municipal courtroom.
Announcement is made by the Maine Central
Railroad that the winter train schedule will 90
into effect at 1901 a. m. Sunday, Oct. LIST, It
Is Understood that the general train arrange
ment will be the same as that which was in
effect last winter. The last train out in tho
afternoon will leave at 22O instead of 3 20,
and the night train will arrive at O5 instead
of sos.
Corn had been coming to the factory rather
slowly last week but Friday a shipment of n
tons was r, ceived from Brooks over the rail
road and was hauled to the factory that even.
ing. The shipment included three lots from
the boys corn clubs and the best lot received
was from Raymond Hall, one of the club bovs
The factory in Brooks was closed this season
the machinery, ETC., having been transferred to
South Berwick.
Mrs. E. B. Lunt who leaves today, Thurs
day, to make her home in Hanover, N. H.. was
the guest of honor at neighborhood marty
given by Mrs. A. E. Dutch and Mrs, William
Holt at the Dutch home Wednesday from 2 to
p. M Ice cream, cake, sandwiches, olives
and tea were served. Mrs. Lunt was present.
ed with casserole as reminder of the occa-
sion and of her Belfast friends.
Mrs. I E. Bowker and Mrs N. H, Small gave
clambake at the Bowker home on Miller
street last Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Smalls guest. Miss Fay Eaton of Liver
more Falls. Arrangements had been made to
have the clambake at the city park but were
given up on account Of the inclement weather.
At l o'clock clam bullion, steamed clans,
pickles, sandwiches. doughnuts, cheese and
coffee were served. The guests were: Miss
Laura Carpenter of Madison, Miss Sabra Dyer
OF Belfast, both school friends of Miss Eaton
Mrs V. l., Hall. Mrs. Oscar Wilkins, Mrs. John
Davis, Mrs. Leslie Folle.t, Mrs. Herbert L..
Seekins, Mrs. Clarence E. Reed and Miss Alice
Simmons.
At their meeting Sept. Goth Emma White
Barker Tent, d. of ". served picnic supper
at 6p. m. with good attendance. The table
was prettily decorated with color scheme of
yellow and white. The meeting was called to
order at 7.3O. instead of the usual hour 8, and
the following program given: Instrum ental
music by Miss Alice E. Simmons; paper on
"The Cannon in front of Memorial Hail. by
Mrs. Raph M. Carter; war song by Mrs. Rich =
ard Brown: paper on "The Star Spangled Ban
ner" by Mrs. Sumner Bridges; song by Miss
Ruth Kimball. Date and place of the next
meeting of the Afternoon Club to be announced
later.
Mrs. Albert c. Burgess entertained the Bel.
fast-Baysde Auction clubW ednesday evening.
Sept. goth, at her home on Church street.
which was most attractively decorated with
an abundance of beautiful flowers. A course
dinner was served at $50 at a charminely ar.
ranged table, the centerpiece of which was
SWEEP peas, SHaueu up from q base OF deep
purple to the lighter violet tones, the very top
being of the shell pink shade. Mrs. George A,
Quimby was a dinner guest. Auction was
played during the evening. The prizes were
won by Mrs. W. M. White of Miami, Florida
who substituted for Mrs. James H. Howes, and
who received beautiful Bohemian glass bon
bon dish; and by Mrs Joseph Tyler, who receiv-
ed very pretty painted plate. The other
members of the club are Mrs. Ben Hazeltine
Mrs. Elmer Sherman, Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, Mrs.
William E. HOFFMAN and Miss Maude E. Barker
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE. Tonight, at two
shows, at 700 and 30, Americas favorite,
Blanche Ring in ilmature of 1.-THE Yankee
Girl" her memorable musical comedy hit of
season so ago, will head the feature bill.
While figuring in an entirely new field, Miss
Ring by sheer good acting makes the spectator
love her just as much as of old. And in addi-
ton, 1.-THE Yankee Girl" has been taken from
the painted scenery of the stage and placed in
natural surroundings, featuring a real yacht
on real ocean and real Spanish settings in
which to work out the plot. Included also in
the program tonight will be the Hearst News
and some comedy cartoons. Friday evening.
George Kleine presents 1.-The Naked TRUTH"
story of life in the Latin Quarter of Paris