The Republican journal., 1916-11-16
The Universalist Social Aid will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Frank G.

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{ & Stratton Business college. called here by the
/ death of her father, Fred L. Knowlton.
Arthur II. Morrison and family, who have
been living at Al Court street for several
| years, moved Wednesday to Brownville, where
| Mr.. Morrison has position as brakeman on
the C. P & A. R. R.
The Belfast Woman's Club have forwarded
to the American fund for the French wounded
i 1913 sponges, rs face cloths, Is bath mits and
| "a comfort pillows. They hope to send large
number of comfort bags for distribution at the
New Year.
i Next Monday is Veterans Day" and A. E.
Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans. will entertain
Thomas H. Marshall Post and Circle, the Sons
of Veterans and Emma White Barker Tent, D..
of ", at an open meeting in Memorial hall
Monday evening,
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., has received
a note from General Knox Chapter of Thomas
ton expressing the thanks of the Chapter for
the delightful entertainment accorded it dur
ing the recent meeting of the State Council
| by the local chapter and the Belfast Board of
| Trade.
| Mrs. George E. and Miss Anne M. Kttredge
| entertained the Once in Awhile Club last Mon
day afternoon. All the members were pres
!. ent and the afternoon was spent with needle
at p. M, and the evening was spent at the
| Opera House.
Alderman 7. S. Thompson, Councimen
Ralph H. Howes and William C. Libbey, the
of the school children to flood the Mcclellan
field for skating and other ice sports, have de
| cided not to undertake the work on account of
the expense.
Miss Louise McDonough, night operator for
the past year in the local office of the N E.
Tel. & Tel. Co, left last Sunday for Winterport
to spend two weeks vacation with her moth
er, Mrs. Walter McDonough. They will visit
! Miss McDonough's brother, DR.. Thomas Nc
Donough, in Brownville.
The dance given in Odd Fellows hall last
Friday evening by the Senior class of the
Belfast High school was we'll attended and
very enjoyable. Good music was furnished
by Lillian Dexter, B. H. S. IT, pianist; Miss
Hazel Doak. violinist, and Leroy S. Green,
cornetist. Ice cream was served at intermis-
sion.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
tiers remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending Nov 18th: Ladies'
Ms, BERTHE Berry. Mrs. Frances Leroy Har-
vey. Gentlemen-Mr. George F. Cook. Will
liam S, Gray. Jacob Hahadi, Harry. w Jones,
Leslie B. Judkins. Chriss ], Kane, e letters
MIR, C. Kane, Joe Robshaw, Miles Towers
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sherman entertain
ed about 20 guests at bridge last Friday night.
Mrs. Richard P. Whitman of Campello, Mass,
won the first ladies prize, guest towel, and
Miss Clara Heating the second, leather shop
ping list. Irving T. Dinsmore won the first
gentlemen's prize, coat hanger in case, and
Clyde B. Holmes the second, a card case A
collation. followed the game. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman A. Read, Mrs. l. T. Dinsmore,
Mrs. c. B. Holmes. Mrs. M. L. Slugg. Mrs.
Maine Hills. Mrs. ]. C. Pillsbury, Nj ISIS Marian
ence Dunton, Herbert B. Foster and Frank R.
Keene
Miss Clara B. Heating gave a luncheon, fol-
lowed by auction, at her home in High street,
Nov. 9Th, at one o'clock The guests were
seated at two tables, on which yellow chrysan-
themums were used in way of decoration, and
the place cards were American girls. Misses
Belle Heating and Hazel Doak served Mrs
l. T. DinsmOre won the first prize, silk case
containing an ivory brush and comb, and the
consolation went to Miss Florence Shaw who
received silk vanity case and puff. The other
guests were, Mrs. Richard P. Whitman, Mrs
W. h. Hall, Mrs. G. L. Bowman, Mrs. |. I.
Dinsmore, Mrs. V. L. Hall, Mrs. R. A. Sher.
man, Mrs E. B. Gilchrest, Mrs. C, H. Stevens
Mrs Chas. Brown, Mrs. E. 5. Weber, Mrs.
c. B. Holmes, Mrs. j, c. Pillsbury Miss Marian
Heal, Miss Florence Dunton.
STEAMER NOTES, Capt. A B. Strout OF
Portland took the steamer j. T. Morse to Bos-
ton last week to be laid up for the winter. This
is the steamer of which Capt. A. V. Shute, who
dropped dead. Nov. 9TH, was in command for
long time 1t was the intention of the COM
pany to lay the Morse up and the Monhegan
was to go on her route in day or two. The
death of Capt. Sh ute FASTENED matters a triie
and the Monhegan is now on the Bar Harbor-
Rockland route in command of Capt Stanley,
| her regular master, while Capt. Lakeman is on
| the Mineola running between Rockland Booth
| bay Harbor and Rockland. :. Friends of Capt.
Brown of the steamer Camden will be glad to
| learn that he was not in any way at fault for
| the collision with the schooner Arthur James
on Oct. 81 in Boston harbor. The steamboat
inspectors have declared Capt. Brown free
| from blame. Reduced fares and stateroom
prices on the Maine Steamship line between
Portland and New York. Schedule disturbed.
Information on request from H. II. Cudworth.
G. P. A., India wharf. Boston. The
steamer Islesboro is not to withdraw from
| her route but will cut out some of the
landings and change time as follows: On
and after Nov. 20 the Bucksport, Standpoint
and West Penobscot landings will be dis con-
! tnued. Bangor connections will be made at
Belfast. Boat will leave Belfast at 9 as a. H.,
or on arrival of Maine Central train from
Bangor, making fast time to Camden without
stops. arriving at Camden, at II 80; connecting
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