The Republican journal., 1916-10-05

The Daughters of Veterans Afternoon Club
will meet to morrow, Friday. afternoon with
Mrs. Charles Ludwick, Primrose street.
Mrs. George W. Frisbee, who is confined to
her home by illness, was made happy Wednes-
day, her birthday, by shower of post cards
and many gifts.
Miss Ida S Carleton has resigned her posi-
ton bookkeeper with the Lubec Sardine
Co., and Monday entered the employ of The
City National bank.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained unclaimed in the Belfast post office
for the week ending Oct End. Ladies' ISIS
Laura E. Foss, Mrs. Arthur Gilkes, Miss Nelly
Kolly. Gentlemen-Mas. Johnson
Mrs. Sarah J. White, accompanied by Mrs
Flora J. Heath, went to Portland last week
expecting to have an operation on her eyes,
but was advised by specialist not to have the
operation. 1t was a great disappointment to
her but she accepted the conditions uncom-
plainingly
Mrs. Dora Jackson Bridges, patriotic ine
structor of Thomas H Marshall Circle, Ladies
of the G. A. r.. presented silk flags to grades S
and of the Mcclellan school last Thursday in
behalf of the Circle. They were accepted for
the schools by Mrs. Ray l. Neal for the 9th
grade and Miss Amy Sprague for the 9Th, and
the pupils gave the flag salute. The flags are
Tor use in class exercises
The Belfast Woman's Club met Oct End,
Mrs earle presiding. The reports of secre-
tary and treasurer were read and approved.
The secretary read letter from Miss Ed it'll
Bangs, chairman of the New England Branch
OF the American Fund for French Wounded,
and 1t was voted that the Woman's Club be en-
rolled among the helpers. Voted to invite
Mrs. Grace E. Wing to address the club and
its friends the latter part of October. Mrs,
O. A. Chase of Brooks was elected to member
ship
WALDO County HOSPITAL. Wednesday
morning, Oct. 4th, daughter was born at the
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley l.. Wescott
of Patten. Mrs. Wescott was formerly Miss
Blanche Pitcher of Northport. MRS. MYRTLE
Moore was brought to the hospital last Tues
day in critical condition and was operated on
by Drs. E. L. Stevens and S. L. Fairchild She
is now quite comfortable. Miss Hattie Brad
ley of Belfast, medical patient arrived Tues
day. 80. Mrs. Nellie Foster and baby of Brooks
are doing nicely and expect to return home
this week.
SOUTH BELFAST. Miss Eulalia Greenlaw
who is teaching school in East Searsmont
spent the week-en with her mother. Mrs
Abbie Greenlaw, in Northport Mrs. Mabe,
Wadlin of Massachusetts Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Wadin in Northport. Mrs
Laforest Robbins and two children of the CITY
were guests of Mrs. A. w. Roberts Sept. 29th,
Mrs. Mark A. Wadin of Northport spent
the week end in East Searsmont with rela
tives. Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Curtis entertained
at dinner last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. M e.
Curtis and daughter Ethel of East Belfast and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Curtis and children,
Mahion and Viola. Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Cum
mings and son George from Union were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Cummings parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. Black, in Northport
Among those who will go to Bangor today to
attend the Music Festival are Mr.. and Mrs
Robert P. Chase, Miss Charlotte W. -Colburp.
Mrs. Albert M. Carter, Mrs Annie Pitcher.
Mrs. Frederick w. Brown, Mrs Mary Whit
m ore. Mrs. E. S. Mitchell, Miss M lie Mitchell.
Mrs. John Jones. Hon. James 2. Taliaferro
and party of SIX Miss Loula A. Mason, MIR.
and Mrs. Albion P. Goodhue and guest, Mrs,
Edmund P. Brown and Mrs S. S. L, Shute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury will motor 10
and remain for all three days, if Mr.. Bradbury
is able, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe. Miss
Anne M. Kittredge and Madame Cara Sanin
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Blaisdell
at the Bangor House. Some 20 or Is members
in the chorus will attend for all three days. and
many will go up for one or two concerts.
CLUB HAS GOOD TIME. The "Good Time
Club" met Saturday evening, Sept. Both, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Lester Wilson, Poor's
Mills. The program consisted of readings by
Mrs. Chas. Woods and Mrs. Debert Paul, an
original poem by Mrs. Cora Wilson entitled
"Nobody's Birthday" and reading by Mrs.
Ernest Bowen. A large birthday cake was
presented to the club by Mrs. Frank L. Field
and ice cream, cake, sandwiches, salads and
coffee were served. The club spent very
delightful evening. All the club members
were present with the exception of Mr. and
Mrs d. o. Bowen who were prevented by the
illness of Mr.. Bowen. The club dispersed at
late hour, after extending a vote of thanks
to Mrs Wilson for her charming hospitality
The next meeting will be on HaIlow cen with
Mrs. Frank L. Field.
FIVE New COTTAGE HOUSES. Dexter T.,
Clements is building six-room house with
bath for Amos M. Partridge on Lincolnville
avenue near Main street. The house is plast-
cred and ready for the finish. Mr.. Clements
has also begun on the cellar for a cottage at
the corner of Congress and Pearl streets,
which his son, Walter A. Clements, will &C.
cupy. Charles +. Wood is building three
cottage houses on the extension of Charles
street about two rods from where it will in
tersect with Primrose street. when the road Is
completed as surveyed. At present the street
extends only to the first house, which is now
ready for occupancy with the exception of
the bath room, electric fixtures. etc. This
house has six rooms, all with hard wood floors