The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-03-09

HThere was an error in the financial state.
ment in our issue Of March 2nd. "A line should
have read 800 tons of whole rock, $195, instead
of 80 tonsl
H. iP.s. Hood & Sons. who have a branch
creamery in Belfast. paid the Boston & Maine
Railroad s244. PIT. S. for the shipments of milk
and cream during the year ending Oct. 81,
1916 =, :..j1sssssss3 'S--' No.. .-.
zRev. Horace B. Sellers of the Methodist
church christened True Childs, the infant son
of True Childs and...Louise Hayford at the
Waldo County hospital March 3D. The child
was born at the hospital Feb. 10Th. -
The city board of registration will be in
session at the city clerks Office from to l,
from 8 to and from 2 to 9 today. Thursday,
and will close their work tomorrow, Friday, at
Pm. s23 F'es Sssese
Emma White Barker Tent, D. OF ", will
be an initiation. The members Of the Tent
are invited to meet with Mrs. Charles A. Lud-
wick tomorrow. Friday. afternoon to form a
sewing circle.
E. C. Dow, member of the school commit.
tee from ward four. was renominated at the
Democratic caucus, but refused to sign the
nomination papers, stating that he would not
allow his name to appe ar on the ticket as he
considers Hanson wholly unfit for the oeice of
mayor and undeserving of the support Of in
telligent citizens.
The ladies' of the Head of the Tide church
will give supper and entertainment in the
church yestry March 18th. The catchy farce,
1.-THE Scarlet Bonnet" will De given with Mrs.
Walter G. Hatch, Mrs. Walter Fish, Mrs. Her.
man Beckwith, Mrs. Henry B. Ladd, Misses
Lillian and Almeda Richards in the cast. Ad-
mission 20 cents.
! The Travellers Club will meet with Miss
Annie l. Barr Tuesday. March 18th. Program
Paper Saints and Wonders of Ireland" by
Mrs. Walter c. Shaw; reading, "Society Ac-
cording to Maria Edgeworth," by Miss Mabel
R. Mathews; reading, "Aesculapius in Ire
land" by Mrs Haraden S. Pearl; Irish songs,
by Mrs. E. S. Pitcher.
| very enjoyable picnic supper was served
last Monday evening in the North church
vestry to members of the Guild. Miss Eme-
ROY CHM, Mrs, B. O. Norton. Mrs. C. E. Owen,
Mrs. Leroy Strout and Mrs C. W. Jennys had
the affair in charge, and delicious supper
was served the menu including chicken, pota-
to, crab and fruit salads. hot rolls, olives, cake
and coffee. The regular meeting of the So
ciety was held after supper.
| The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
| UNITARIAN will meet at the parsonage this,
Thursday, afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs A. E.
| Wilson will read paper on "Some Favorite
operas" which will be illustrated by selections
on the Edison photograph. Mrs. Clement w.
Wescott will sing. and Mrs Elmer Sherman
will read Religious Intelligence. Some letters
from absent members of the Alliance which
did not arrive in time to be read at the last
meeting will be read at this meeting,
| u A. t. John Cochran chapter, D. A. r.,
were entertained Monday evening at the home
of Miss Amy E. Stoddard. The roll call was
answered by current events and musical com
posers. Miss Isabel CHM, Mrs Eta P, Saw.
cry. Mrs Georgia c. Varney and Miss Florence
| hAhcoi "SAS SlcSIeu USlekdleSs anu MFS. COEd
J. bowker, Mrs. Ida W. Mahoney, Mrs. Annie
M. Frost and Mrs. Emma P. Pitcher alternates
to the State of Maine D. A. R. meeting in Lew.
iston March oath. Mrs. Viola R. Mayo re-
ported that the special committee to select a
book as the prize to be given to Miss Bessie
Allen for rank in history had bought "Social
Life in Old New England" Mrs. Annie M
Frost, Mrs. Ida W Mahoney and Miss Florence
Kimball were made a committee on the new
dep artment of State Patriotic Education
After the pledge,.to the flag delightful mu-
steal program was given. practically an
nounced last week. The hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, served sandwiches.
cookies and tea There were 25 present, includ-
ing two members from Unity, Mrs. E. D. Chase
and Mrs Edith Frost Stevens, and four who
are soon to become members: Mrs. Ralph H
Howes, Mrs. Fred R. Poor, Mrs W. G. Hasel-
tine and Mrs. Herbert l.. Seekins.