The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-04-05

| Nellie H. uOpAiIlo AVS1Ooyt N-<'r--
gram: Reading. Japanese Heroes and Hero
Worship" by Miss Mabel R. Mathews; "Pure
Food" paper and exhibit, by Miss Hopkins.
1t is hoped that the public will not forget
the Universalist sale. supper and entertain
ment to be held at Memorial hall this. Thurs
day, afternoon and evening. The sale will
open at 2 O'Clock, supper will be served at 6,
and the entertainment. consisting of play,
"Love and Tea," will be given at o'clock.
Letter carriers Carroll A. Thompson and
Horatio H, Carter observed the oath anniver-
sary of their appointm ent at the home OF Mr..
Carter last Sunday evening. Mrs. Carter, as.
sisted BY Miss Alberta Allen, served q chatting
dish lunch, with doughnuts and coffee, The
centerpiece was a collection of small flags and
| flag stick pins were at each cover. The even
ing was spent socially. The guests were F.
B. Luce of the post office force, Fred D. Jones
| Judge Maurice w. Lord and Harry H. Carter
of Bangor, who was spending Sunday with his
parents.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Elwood Hart of
| Liberty was operated on last Friday and Will
SpS%sssSA
! Thursday. Both are very comfortable. .....
| Mrs. Roscoe Arey. who has been critically ill.
| is improving. Little Miss Erma Gross and
Maurice Rooney, accident patients, are both
able to sit up and are rapidly convalescing.
Mrs Lizzie Waterman returned last Saturday
| from Camden and is in very critical condi-
ton. Miss Lillian Smith Of Searsport, a
atu6ont UhO faI
fer appendicitis. is guest at the hospital for
few days.. Miss Zettie Smith of Morrill,
will graduate from the training school April
26ih, and a young woman is wanted as a pro-
bationer. Apply to Miss Nina Valentine, R.
N, superintendent at the hospital.
entertained last Monday afternoon in honor of
her guest. Miss Edythe Atkins of Readfield
junction, who will be married April 25th to
Herbert Dickey Of Belfast. Covers we're laid
| for ten at the luncheon served at D. m. The
table was conferred with yellow jonquils and
the menu was carried out in yellow and green.
The guest of honor was given utility shower
including beautiful pieces of cut glass, ETC.
Cards were played during the afternoon Mrs.
Morris L. Slugg. winning the prize. cut glass
bon-bon dish. The other guests were Miss
Margaret Wing, Mrs. Elon B. HiIchrest, Mrs,
Clyde b. Holmes, Mrs. Ernest S. Weber,
Misses Marian M. Heal, Florence Shaw and
Hazel Doak. The hostess was assisted by
Misses Belle Heating and Katherine Brown.
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE. Today, matinee
and evening, Art Dramas present Jean Soth-
ern In perturbation of Whose Findeth
Wife" which was written as protest against
, Hall Gaines 1.-The Woman Thou Gavest me
This remarkable and sensational drama. to-
gether with the Hearst News and Comedy
Cartoons. will comprise a fine program. Fri
day evening the Colonial Theater will be re-
opened with fine offering, Marie Doro in a
quaint and entertaining story of ireland and
America, Castles for Two" Saturday, matt
nee and evening. George Walsh is offered in
thrilling feature of love and adventure, 1.-The
Island of Desire" Monday and Tuesday, be-
cause of the Band Minstrels at the Colonial.
the pictures will be shown at the Opera House.
Monday. matinee and evening. Kathlyn Will
liams in "Out of the Wreck" Tuesday, matt
nee and evening, Clara Kimball Young in
Thos. Dixon's 1.-THE Foolish Virgin" At the
Colonial. Wednesday, matinee and evening,
Ethel Clayton is offered in World feature,
1.-The Bondage of Fear"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. More new spring
and summer goods are arriving at the store of
the H. H. Coombs Co., Masonic Temple, and
they are making q special Easter showing of
new millinery, gloves, waists. neckwear, etc..
The c, B. Eaton Co., Eaton block, High street,
are making great display of spring styles in
ladies' wear. They have added several other
lines to their stock and now carry separate
skirts, ladies' and mems furnishings, under.
wear, laces, ETC.. For Easter styles for men
call on Harry W. Clark & Co., the Main street
clothiers. This is "The Kuppenheimer House
in Belfast" and they have the new models in
suits and light overcoats, with hats and turn-
ishings to render the wearer we'll set-up.
Ladies' coats and suits for Easter wear at popu-
lar prices at James H. Howes, Odd Fellows
block. IA. P. Goodhue, Belfast, is the agent
for the Oakland car. 1.-The sensible six" Write,
phone or call for catalog -. Have you seen the
Electric Portable Sewing Machine, sold by the
Penobscot Bay Electric Co. and guaranteed for
ten years? With the electric motor you can
sew all day with never a bsckache. City
Clerk Dickey gives notice that dog licenses are
now due and should be paid at the City Clerks
Office at once. See statements of the Rhode
Island ms. Co, of Providence, R. l., Reuel w,
Rogers and Harry E. Bangs, agents, Belfast,
and the Phenix Ins. Co. of Paris, France. Reuel
W. Rogers. agent, Belfast. IA Buick car in
good condition for sale. Inquire at No. 7Court
street.. Buy your garden seeds early. as
prices will be higher. A. A. Rowes & Co. have
large variety of farm and garden seeds in
bulk and package. and their prices are lower
than other firms Call or send for catalogue.
See professional card of DR.. Effie Walling,
Osteopath, 49 High street. Belfast. u. S.
flags in muslin, cotton sheeting and all-wool
bunting at earle & Jones' -. The family of the
late Mrs. Ida L. Mitchell of Monroe publish
card of thanks. "A very desirable residence
with modern improvements. about Is acres of
good land fruit trees, wood lot, ETC.. is offered
for sale. Apply to Fred E. Ellis. Belfast, or E,