The Republican journal., 1916-10-12
Postmaster Austin W. Heating. ACCOMPANIED

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilchrest of Knox
came to the city last Tuesday in their car. re-
manning over night and returning home We'd
nesday.
| Augustus D. Hayes has sold his homestead
1856 High street. to Capt. George Sawyer of
Winterport. who will occupy it later. Mr. and
Mrs. Hayes and their son Vaughan will leave
| this fall for New York and plan to go to Ari
iona later.
| Elmer O. Hall has leased the store formerly
occupied by the bennett fish market on High
street and will use it in connection with his
pant factory work. He placed new sign over
the door Monday, Fuller Sullivan Pant Fac
| tory"
! ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
tiers remained unclaimed in the Belfast post
office for the week ending Oct. 10th. Ladies'
Miss Mary Conroy, Mrs. Marie S. Coniglio.
Mrs. Blanche Thomas, Mrs. FIR ances G. Whit
ten. -Phidelphus Newbert, MI. A.
C. Tinker.
Edward H. Grant of Detroit, who was fined
at the September term of the superior court,
$500 and costs for the illegal possession of IL
quor at the Unity fair, is still with Sheriff
; Frank A. Cushman as he has apparently been
unable to pay the costs and fine. The Sheriffs
other two boarders are on six months SEN
tences Frank Meservey's expires Oct 9th
and George E. Benson's began Sept 10th The
former is for larceny and the latter for liquor
selling.
Mrs. George l. Heating entertained three
table auction party Wednesday evening, Oct
4th at her home on High street. The rooms
were decorated with garden flowers and re
freshments were served. Mrs Charles Brad.
bury won the first prize and the consolation
went to Mrs. Arthur Richie The other
guests were Mrs. H. H. Carter, Mrs. Will IN
E. HOFFMAN, Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald, Mrs. Ira NJ.
Cobe, Mrs. Grace Barker, Mrs. Thomas w. Lo-
throp, Mrs. Joseph Tyler. Mrs Wilmer j, Dor
man. Mrs. Harry W. Clark, Mrs. George r
Doak.
An all day party was entertained, Oct 4th
by Mrs. Samuel H. Lord at the Lord cottage at
Little River. and a most enjoyable day was
spent. Sewing and cards were in order
throughout the day and delicious picnic din
ner was served at noon. The guests were
Miss Carrie Gilmore. Miss Louise Ferguson.
Mrs James {. Durham. Mrs. Jennie Mudgett.
Mrs. B. O. Norton, Mrs. Charles Bradbury
Mrs Ira M. Cobe, Mrs. George l. Heating. Mrs.
Austin W. Heating, Mrs. Wilmer J. Dormap.
Mrs Harry W. Clark. Mrs, George r. Doak,
Mrs. Ben. Haz sltine.
SOUTH BELFAST. Mr. Roberts and son Raw
mond OF Brooks were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Roberts. :. Several from this
vicinity attended the Linconviije fair last
week. There were some fine exhibits in all
the departments and plenty Of amusem Mt for
all. An auto party consisting of Walter
Clark, Mrs Abbie Hopkins and son Orman of
Searsmont, and Mrs. Abbie Greenlaw. two chill.
dren, Eulalia and Harold, OF Northport, motor
ed to Augusta and Togus Oct 7th, spending
the day. They report a very enjoyable trip.
THE annual meeting of The Ladies' Aid
Society of West Northport was pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Mabel Beach,
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. Sd. The following Of
icers were elected: President, Mrs. Abbe
Ramsey; Vice President, Mabel Beach; Treas
urer, Edna Pitcher; Secretary, Ada Curtis;
work committee, Emma Stevens. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Carrie Wood.
The WoMAN's ALLIANCE. special meeting
of the Unitarian Woman's Alliance was held
Oct 4th, from to p. NJ, with Mrs. Arthur
Il Wilson at the parsonage and thirty were
present to meet the guest of honor, Mrs Rob-
ert ii. Davis of Wayne, Pa. recording secre-
tary of the National Alliance Mrs. Davis
has held this Office for 26 years and her en-
thusiasm increases with her wears of experi-
ence. She gave a brief review of the early
days of the Alliance, and told of school work
among the illiterates in Shelter Neck, North
Carolina. She has preached in Florida, the
Cardinals, Canada, and the great Northwest
and gave most interesting account of her
experiences. The parsonage was beautifully
decorated with garden flowers by Mrs. William
B. Swan, Mrs, Elmer A. Sherman and Miss
Annie M. Bean. Miss Maude E. Barker assist,
ed Mrs. Wilson in serving tea and waters
Mrs Davis was the guest of Miss Caroline E
White while in the city. Miss White also en-
tertained at dinner Rev and Mrs Wilson, Mrs
Albert c. Carter, and Miss Charlotte w Col
burn. Mrs. Davis left Thursday noon for
Waterville, where she was the guest of the
| Alliance of that city. She was called to Maine
| to address the Unitarian State conference in
| Eastport, of which she gave brief report