The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-09-20
PORCH PARTIES Mrs. A. E. Dutch

entertained at porch party last Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. E. B. Lunt of
Hanover, N. H The afternoon was
spent socially and with sewing, etc.
Misses Nellie Ramsdell and Louise Nc
Donough assisted the hostess in serving
delicious and abundant refreshments.
The other guests were Mrs A. E. Clarv.
Mrs. William Holt, Mrs Elijah Richie,
Misses Sadie M. Preston and Marian
Greer Mrs. A. Edgar Trudeam of Airing
ton, N. d.. Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker also
entertained at porch party last Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs N H. Small
OF Cambridge, Mass, her house guest.
The time was spent with sewing and
knitting. Light refreshments were served.
COLONIAL THEATRE. Lionel Barry
more heads the program Thursday, matt
nee and evening, in the five-part Metro
Wonderfully, ''The End of the Tour"
thrilling and romantic story of theatrical
life. Also on the same program, Reel
Life and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in
Metro comedy. Friday, America s sweet
heart, Mary Pickford, is offered in her
eight-reel triumph, "a Romance of the
Redwoods." No advance in prices.
Three shows. Saturday, the popular ia
vorite, Earle Williams, is offered in the
tlve-part screen version of the famous
stage play, "Arsene Lupin." The last of
the Paula Blackton series completes this
fine weekend offering. Matinee and
evening, the following are offered: Mon
day, Ruth McTammany in the big sensa-
ton, "The Girl From Rectors," Tuesday,
the beautiful Bluebird play, Goods
Crucible," Wednesday, Montague Love
in "The Brand of Satan" Each week
the management is mailing cards with
the complete program on same, and all
who wish to have their names on the
mailing list can do so by leaving their
names at the box Office
A PIANO RECITAL. The younger pu-
pills of Miss Amy E. Stoddard gave the
first of series of monthly recitals at
her studio 68 Church street, Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Stoddard gave talk on
the life of Handel, and offered a prize to
the pupil obtaining the greatest number
of reward cards during the winter. John
Vickery served the refreshments. The
program
Minuet from the Symphony in E flat,
Mozart
Miss Marguerite Owen and Miss Stoddard
Spring Song, MendelsSohn
Beulah Young
Ruth Knight
A Happy Day in June, Biumenscheen
Ira Wade
Under the Banner of Victory Won Blon
Ada Curtis and Miss Stoddard
Alegretto, Kuhlan
Marvel Orchard
The May Lily, Smallwood
Fern Orchard
The Younger Set, Kaiser
Vida Slavery
Mache Solennelle, Low
Lillian Davis and Miss Stoddard
This Happy Farmer, Schumann
Nellie Brewster
Norwood March, Hart
Bernice Armstrong
The Cuckoo,
Mahlon Curtis
Allegretto,
Paul futile
Song of Corinthia, Behr
Doris Wilson
Flying Spray, Adamson
Velma Rogers and Miss Stoddard
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Edison
Co. is offering $1,000 in cash prizes for
the best advertisements composed of
quotations from newspaper accounts OF
the tests of the New Edison Recreation
with the artists voice. See adv of Fred
D. Jones for details in regard to this con-.
test and come to his store and hear the
New Edison. He may be able to give
you some good tips about your advertise
ment....Go to A. A. Howes g. Co.'S
grocery store for your 2O-Mule Team
Borax soap supplies. See their adyt. for
what is claimed for it,. An electric
toaster makes all kinds of toast to suit
the different members of the family.
Ioasts ten slices of bread for one cent.
For sale by the Penobscot Bay Electric
Coz. Language book lost. Reward given
on its return to Mrs. o. E. Clay, City,
point The annual meeting of the asso-
citation of the Belfast Home for Aged
Women will be held at the Home Tues
day, Oct End, at 7.3O p No. See change
of schedule of the Eastern Steamship
Llnes.....Ralph D. Southworth Co. have
the correct new hats for fall, They
have now on display the celebrated
Crofut & Knapp hats in all the latest
styles, shapes and colors... DR.. Eugene
l.. Stevens gives notice that he has
closed his Main street office and will see
patients at his residence, corner of
Church and Miller streets. See adv. for
office hours. ...Girl wanted for general
housework. No washing or ironing and
good wages given. Apply to Mrs. E. A.
Sherman, Church street.. Fresh OPEN
ed Islesboro clans with genuine clam
liquor at Bramhalrs market.