The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-02
The News of Belfast.


Mrs. l. Frankel of the New York Bargain
store left last week for New York for new
line of coats.
Percy E. Greer. Samuel Durost and George
W. Davis left Saturday for hunting trip in
the vicinity of Grindstone
The annual meeting of the Associated Chair.
ties will be held at 4 p. m.. Nov. 9Th, in the
Municipal Court room, City building.
The part of Rev. John Burke, in the High
school play. 1.-The Girl from Upper Seven" has
been assigned to Malcolm Vaughan, the son OF
Rev. and Mrs. William Vaughan, who is doing
post graduate work in the High school. No
rehearsals have been held, but the parts have
been read before the coach. Mrs. S, A. Parker.
The Minoka club met with Miss Doris Cliff.
ford October 25th. Dinner was served at 6 D,
M. the menu including venison steak, mashed
potatoes, crab salad. olives, pickles, hot rolls.
assorted cake. doughnuts, cheese, ice cream
and coffee. A musical program was given and
a social hour followed. All voted Miss Cliff
club are Mrs. Grace Knowlton, Mrs. Flora
Holt, Mrs. Mabel Webber. Misses Matte
Moody. Bertha Hayes Ethel Rogers, Geneva
Perkins and Doris Clifford.
BOWLING. The Belfast Bowling association
had its opening for the season last Monday
evening at the Dutch & Wiley alleys The
schedule of the A class has been made up, and
on Monday night the teams, captained by
Thayer and Keene played, the former win
ming by 63 pins, and on Tuesday night those
captained by Spinney and French were the
attraction. For the next six weeks these
teams will play every Monday and Tues
day night and will then start anew for another
six weeks. There are three men in each team,
The schedule of the class has not been COM
pleted, but the teams composing it will play
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday nights
Prizes will be awarded at the end of the sea-
son by Dutch & Wiley. Last Saturday Mr..
Dutch received letter from Manager Ken.
nedy Of the Rockland alleys, accepting the
proposition made for series of games for a
silver cup, and this will be arranged later,
SOUTH BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Staples of East Belfast, and Master Paul
Staples of the city, called on Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank West, Oct. 22nd.. Miss E. Frances
Abbott, returned Friday from Waterville, where
she attended the State Sunday school conven-
ton. =. Mrs. Alice Holmes. and son Prescott,
of Portland, are visiting relatives in Belfast
and Northport. :. Mrs. Mervyne Falk, and son
Billie, who have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Pitcher, in Northport, returned
Oct. 25th to their home in Providence, R. L..
Miss Minnie Prescott, who has been visiting
relatives in Northport. has returned to her
home in Boston. The Ladies Aid Society of
West Northport, was pleasantly entertained
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. oath at the home of
Mrs. Ada Curtis. The ladies' were busy making
fancy aprons. The hostess served clam stew,
crackers and fancy cake. The Aid met with
Mrs. Abbie Ramsey Oct, 31st. Mr.. Charles
Simmons and Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Greenlaw
mctored to Rockland Saturday and spent the
day. Mrs Emma Roberts of Brooks is the
guest of her son, Mr.. Allen Roberts, MI. and
Mrs. E. S.Cummings, and two sons, Martin and
George. of Union, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. Black. in Northport.
PIANO RECITAL. The piano pupils of Miss
Amy E. Stoddard will give recital at her
Studio. 68 Church street, Tuesday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock, with the following program:
Shepards all and Maidens Fair, Nevin
Marguerite Owen
Turkish March, Mozart
Una Greenaw
Minuet. Paderewski
Ada Curtis
The Silver Nymph. Helms
Grace Mitchell
Humoresque, Dvorak
Ruth Knight
The Revel of the Goblins, Engelmann
Doris Allen
Twilight. Gray
Adelia Cooke
Barcarolle, Offenbach
Lillian Davis
Tete Tete, Kern
Pearl Gichrest
Reverie, Abbott
Verna Wiley
Hunting Butterflies, Hirsch
Beulah Young
Happy Farmer. Schumann
Velma Rogers
The Younger Set, Kaiser
Willda Savery
Bright as the Morning, Metzler
Carroll Pottle
Choral Czerny
Ira Wade
Song to the Evening Star, Wagner
Paul futile
Tossing Kisses, Helms
Charlotte Knowlton
Song of Praise,
Eileen Fernald
Christmas Time, Behr
Doris Wilson
Twilight on the River, Renk
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