The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-26

! t,rnoa from, Moosehead Lake with three dee,
and string Of birds as the result Of a week,
hunting.
The Rev. Maitland Alexander of Pittsburg
who has summer hcme at Dark Harbor, has
boueh hit the 60 foot power cruiser Viator from
P H. Johnson of Essington, Pa, and will use
her next summer along the Maine coast. The
Viator is from designs by Cox & Stevens OF
| New York city.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending Oct. oath: Miss M
Il. Hall, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. Ida Thornton,
Henry Buck, Percy Berry, Thomas Clarke,
Samuel B. hobbs, l.. 7. Preston.
Mrs. Charles Il, Walden and Mrs. Ben
Hazeltine entertained the Old Acquaintance
Club and few friends at the Walden home
last Tuesday. Lunch was served at 6 p. M,
followed by auction. The prizes. packs of
cards, were won by Mrs. Harry W. Clark and
Mrs. George l. Heating.
The members of the North church Sunday
school will hold Halloween party in the yes
try on Friday night Games will be played,
stories told and refreshments served. The
decorations will be of Halloween nature and
a very pleasant affair is anticipated. All MEM
bers and friends are invited.
The Travellers Club met last Tuesday after
noon with Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley. Mrs.
Trace A. Wing of Auburn, president of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs. was pres
emit and gave an account of the club move
ment from it's local. State and National as
semblies. paper by Miss Annie l.. Barr,
THE Story of JAPAN" was read by Miss Grace
H. Hall. Sandwiches, assorted cake and cof-
fee were served, Mrs. John R. and Miss Mar
garet A. Dunton assisting in serving.
PooR's MILLS There will be Halloween
evening, Oct. 3lst. baked bean supper will
be served. >. A little son came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wood Oct. 18th. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Woodbury. of Mortified,
Mass. called on Mr.. and Mrs. Irving jackson
recently So. A missionary will speak at the
nail next Sunday. E. Rev. Mr.. Hunt, wife and
daughter, spent the afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Orrin l.. Wentworth recently. i. . Henry
Wentworth has been having quite serious
time with an injured knee. but is somewhat
better
NORTH BELFAST. The Ladies' Aid Society
will give supper and entertainment in the
vestry Tuesday evening Oct. 3lst. This being
Halloween night the entertainment will con-
sist of exercises in keeping with the traditions
of that night. Miss Walkley is in charge of
the entertainment. Mrs M. F. Hurd and Mrs.
James Wing are the supper committee. Miss
F. S, Walkley went to Waterville, Wednesday,
to deliver address before the State Sunday
School Association. Miss Walkley is to remain
with US during the month of November.
Mrs. W. S. Hatch and daughter Grace return
ed Tuesday from visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Sibley, in Freedom.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GUILD. The an
nual meeting of the North Church Guild was
held last Monday evening at the home of the
president, Mrs. John C. Pilsbury, with thirty
members present with their needle work, The
report of the secretary, Miss Clara R. Stew.
ard, was read and accepted. The treasurer.
Miss Margaret L. Keene, reported the large
amount of money raised and paid out for aid
to the church, ETC., and a balance of SOS in
the treasury. 1t was voted to give s25 to the
church in addition to the yearly pledge. Mrs.
Walter L. Hawthorne was made member of
the society. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest
vice president. Miss ENERGY CHM; treasurer,
Miss Margaret l.. Keene: secretary, Miss
Alice E. Simmons. The new president ap-
pointed the usual committees. The next
meeting will be will Miss Florence E. Dun
ton, Cedar street.
THE METRO PICTURES. 1.-THE Lure of Hearts
Desire" a fve-part Metro wonderfully. in
which Edmund Breese, the gifted and power
full dramatic artist is seen in the stellar role
will lie the attraction here at the Colonial to-
day, Thursday, matinee and evening. This
great human document deals with a vivid
phase of life in the Alaskan wastes, and in
sharp contrast a stirring picture of New York
society and life along the Great White Way.
There are scores of intensely interesting
scenes made in an Alaskan town which was
especially constructed for this feature pro-
duction, in the snowbound Businesses of the
Adirondacks. Several dog teams and pack
of ferocious timber wolves are seen in several
exciting scenes in this locale One of the
New York scenes shows a New Years Eve
party in full swing at the famous Murray's
restaurant, where there are scores of noted
dancers and entertainers that actually partici-
pated in the real celebration this year. This
strong feature was produced under the per-
sonal direction of Francis ]. Grandon, who has
long list of big productions to his credit in
the eight years he has been directing and pro-
ducing motion pictures. Mr.. Breese is sur
rounded by an unusually strong supporting
cast which includes Jeannete Horton, Arthur
Hoops. John Mahon. Evelyn Brent and other
we'll known players.
STEAMER NOTES. Monday, Oct. 23d, the
steamers of the Eastern Steamship corpora
ton entered upon their fall schedule of four
trips a week, having continued the six trip
schedule later than usual because of the heavy
freight and passenger business. The boats
now leave Boston at p. m. Monday, Tues.
day. Thursday and Friday, leaving Belfast
for Bangor and way landings Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Return
ing, they leave Bangor at II a. m. belfast 2