The Republican journal., 1917-09-27


7.30 p. m.
The ladies of Trinity Reformed church
will meet with Mrs. Roscoe Black tomor-
row, Friday, afternoon. Many Of the
members are doing Red Cross work.
The R. P..O. clerk service on the Bel
fast and Burnham branch will be discon-
tinued next Monday. Closed pouches
to and from each station will be sent.
Quite delegation of Belfast residents
are at Temple Heights this week, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Colby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton T.
Healey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Parker Cook.
MILLINERY OPENINGS. The follow
ing Belfast milliners will have their fall
and winter openings Saturday, Septem-
Der goth: E. X. Brier & CO., Main street;
H. H. Coombs Co., Masonic Temple,
High street; L. H. Ferguson, Main street;
Mrs. B. F. Wells, Main street; Mrs. Al
ban B. Wyllie, 26 Cedar street. See their
announcements in our advertising COL
umns.
A thirty dollar silk flag, 5 by feet,
was dedicated at the Trinity Reformed
Church Wednesday, Sept. 10TH A sub
scription paper was circulated by Miss
Edith M. Strout and Mrs. Edith S. Snow
for that purpose. Supper was served to
which So were present. After supper ap-
propriate remarks were made by the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. Vaughan, followed by a
short program consisting of singing pa
triotic songs, readings and Rotations.
COLONIAL THEATER Bewitching
Frances Nelson in the five part Metro
Wonderfully, zone of Many" play of
appeal and pathos with happy ending is
the feature attraction at the Colonial
Thursday. Friday, everybody's favorite,
Marguerite Clark is offered in charming
Paramount Play, ''Out of the Drifts. -
Come early for good seats. Saturday,
the popular star, Edith Storey, returns to
the Colonlars screen in play of the Far
East, Aladdin From Broadway" This
is an adaptation of the best seller, a Vita
graph Blue Ribbon feature, guarantee
of its entertaining qualities. The coming
week the following are offered: Monday,
Mary Miles Minter in youth Endearing
Charm" Tuesday, Holbrook Blinn in
The Weakness of Man." Wednesday,
Kitty Gordon, ''The Beloved Adventur-
ess. Bear in mind, a daily matinee at 2. 80,
sc. and 10c, evening, two shows 700 and
8. 30, children 10c, adults 15c
The annual business meeting of Sea-
side Chautauqua Circle was held at the
home of Mrs. E. Rhoades, Monday
afternoon, Sept. oath. The officers unani-
mously elected for the coming year are:
President, Mrs c. A. Hubbard Vice
President, Miss Isabel CHM; Secretary
and Treasurer, Miss l.. A. Cochran. The
president, Mrs. Hubbard has filled this
office with the exception of one year
since 1898. The undergraduate members
of the 1913 c. L. S. c. class s'The Arthur
ians' presented the secretary gold piece,
a gift from them sincerely appreciated
and most highly priced by the recipient.
Seaside c. L. S. Circle has an enthusiast
tic and interested class to graduate from
the four years study and reading course
August, 1918, on Recognition Day. of
whom the Circle are Justly proud The
hostess served a treat of candies The
next meeting will be held at the PIERCE
school building, Monday afternoon, Oc-
tober LIST. At this meeting the regular
study and reading work of the c. L. S. C.
year will commence. The c. L. S. c.
book Life in Ancient Athens" chapter
one will be discussed as the study topic
with required reading from the 'Tnde-
pendent" of Sept 29th Roll-call: Cur
rent events. All who are interested to
become c. L. S. c. readers are cordially
invited to attend this meeting
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Twenty-Five
out of 40 were rejected at the recruiting
station because of bad feet, caused by
wearing pointed shoes. Read the advt.
of the Dinsmore Store and see how these
troubles may be corrected and in many
instances cured. ..... Apples wanted by
the Saco Valley Canning Co. for canning
purposes. S. A. Parker, buyer......For
sale, 4-horse power engine in good con-
dition; also 8-horse power boiler In
uuire at The Journal Office. go. The Penob-
scot Bay Electric Co. tells some of the
things which can be done with juice, a
buy-word for electricity....A situation
as nurse or housekeeper wanted by Mrs.
L. B. jackson, 7 Bay View street, Bel
fast. 80. See appointments of E. H. Boy
ington, eye-sight specialist. Sealed
proposals will be received for building
two sections of sewer in the City of Bel
fast at the city clerks office Monday,
Oct. 1st, at 7 p. m. See advt. for par
ticulars. See statements of City Ma
tional Bank and Searsport National Bank.
"A car Of stoneware has been received
at the store of Fred D. Jones this week.
Butter jars from / to gallons and meat