The Republican journal., 1916-02-10
The News of Belfast.

rho ladies of the Universalist parish will
rummage sale in the church vestry
ra-.a.u Friday and Saturday. Feb 18th. 18th
and 18th.
1,n Sbnte. employed for several years in
.,,,,+tiny room of Leonard & Barrows. has
Arausta where he has employment in
me of the shoe shops.
fs,v dishes left fter the fremen's supper.
-. owners are not known, will be returned
.,.o 6ramen if those who have not received
heir dishes will notify them
IT., raoular meeting of Emma White Bar
Tent D. of ", will be held this. Thursday,
.yanipg in Memorial hall, postponed from
Wednesday evening. Feb. 9th.
A beautiful pink and cerise cyciamen with
twenty. five blossoms and abundant 1ohage Is
tracing attention in the display window OF
"a ferguson & Co. A single plant usually
hos about five or six flowers.
Do, Arthur A. Blair was called to Swan
mills last FRIDAY to officate at the funeral OF
Henry f. Greeley of Bar Harbor, formerly OF
.,paryille, Mr. and Mira. Elbridge S. Pitcher
blended to furnish vocal selections.
gorge Patterson of Fairfield, of the wiring
.,rsrsion department of the Maine Central
t.ssr Co, began work Monday in East Belfast
as meeting with excellent success. Many
-...,-ss will have their houses wired for lights.
MIR. Ida Frankel of the New York Bargain
-.-- left Monday for New York for her
..nc line and will return in about two
sesss. She was accompanied by her daughter
sadie who will visit in New York and Brook
Hyr
iae-s will be a practice dancing party in
..5 Fellows hall this. Thursday, afternoon
.ies1 to 5 80, when Fred G. Spinney will
.y .4ct the new dances. The admission is
.a4 5 cents, to cover actual expenses, and all
n.sr.sted are invited.
Ms Lovna Hartshorn of the Head of the
W. as injured last Saturday by falling on
the yak in front of Charles F, Swift's store
Is she was leaving her sleigh. There are
eternal bruises but her condition seems
-r..cal The cause of her fall is not known.
Gather permitting the February meeting
i the Waldo Veteran association will be held
Jnis city today with Thomas H. Marshall
81 and Circle as hosts. 1t will be an all-day
--sion and dinner will be served at noon by
aides Circle, and there will be an inter-
sting program in the afternoon. If stormy,
be tirst fair day.
lorn Cochra- Chapter. D. A. R. observed
-Acoln nigh at their regular meeting in the
Nj W.
call answered by quotations on Lin
0f Mrs. Ida Wilson Mahoney read an in
ar=sung paper. Sketches from the Life of
lrcoin," and Mrs. Cora Jellison Bowker read
be Perfect Tribute" Miss ENERGY CHM
4uG Mrs. Florence Hill Slugg served tea,
-4udwiches and fancy cookies.
The six-reel picture, "Graustark,' featuring
francis X. Bushman and Beverly Boyne, will
shown this, Thursday, afternoon and Aven-
x at the Colonial Theater. This is one of
lie tggest things in pictures ever shown in
fast. 1t is a play full of action, great
Genie. romantic and thrilling situations. This
.tl1e will be here for one day only and
mould be shown to crowded houses.
Mrs. hlCHARDSON w WELCOMED. Mrs. Or
sDd0 E. Frost gave very enjoyable thmbe
party and tea last Thursday afternoon, invit-
ING her guests to meet Mrs. J. Wibor Rich
stdson, wife of the new pastor of the Baptist
church. Many of the guests neighbors of
Ms. Richardson as well as of the hostess, and
included Mrs. Ben Hazeltine, Mrs. E. S. Pitch
er, Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs. E. A. Sherman
MrE lhar ~
Mrs. John R. Dunton, Miss Margaret Dun.
ton, Miss Mabel Matthews, Mrs. A. E. Wilson
Mrs, 5. a. Parker. Tea was poured by Mrs
Aazeltine Miss Katherine, little daughter OF
the hostess, and Misses Grace Hazeltine and
Hetty Hanshue serving. Music and needle
work were the pleasant diversions of the af
tern Don, and Mrs. Richardson was given cor.
dial welcome to her new home.
PORTRAITS OF Col. FoGLER. Two oil por
traits of the late Hon. William Henry Fogler
associate justice from 1892 to 1898, nave just
been completed by Joseph B. Kahll. the Port
and artist The paintings are life size bus
portraits and are excellent examples of the ar
of Mr., Kahil The original of the two portraits
has been sent to Rockland, to be hung in the
Knox county courthouse, and the replica, which
was ordered by the Waldo County Bar Associa
zion, will be sent here. Col. Fogler, who dice
IN Rockland Feb. Is. 1902, in his 65th year
fought for the Union in many of the grea
battles of the Rebellion, notably at Fredericks
burg. Charlottesville. Spottsylvania, Gettys
burg, and on many other battlefelds. In 1864
when in command of his regiment. he wal
severely wounded. In his earlier years the
late associate justice taught school and studied
law in Waldo county and later held various
positions of trust and honor.