The Republican journal., 1917-06-14

Lnls, Thursday, afternoon Win mis-
Edith M. Southworth.
Rev. Arthur E. Wilson, Mrs. VIM. B
Swan, Mrs. Albert M. Carter, Mise
Caroline E. White and Charlotte w. Col
burn left Wednesday noon to attend tn,
sessions of the Unitarian State Confer.
ence in Augusta.
William T. Faulkner, for the past veal
principal of the Belfast High school, will
leave next Monday for Bangor, where he
has position in the traffic department
at the depot of the Maine Central R. r.
Co. Mrs. Faulkner, who has been assist
ant in the High school for several months,
will accompany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Small are packing
their household goods preparatory to leav-
ing Saturday for Cambridge, Mass, where
Mr.. Small will continue his studies in the
Harvard Banking school. They have
rented their home to Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Read, who will soon move from
the Crawford house on Miller street
Mrs. George W. Frisbee underwent a
very critical operation for gall stones last
Saturday morning at her home on Con-
gress street. DR.. Eugene D. Tapley was
assisted in the operation by DR.. Foster C.
Small, her attending physician. The pa
tient is very comfortable. She is attend
ed by Miss Eta Young of Bangor, train
ed nurse.
Miss Leona ]. Achorn, teacher of Eng
llsh in the Belfast High school, has re-
signed and will soon be married to Allen
r. ellis of Lubec. Miss Achorn gradu-
ated from the Belfast High school and
later from Colby College, with high rank
IN both. She aught for a time in Lubec.
Mr.. ellis is graduate of the University
of Maine and is engaged in the drug bust
ness in Lubec,
Emily Chadbourne Rackliff, bright
little Belfast Miss of seven years, began
to inquire in the facts of the Liberty
bond matter which was fully explained
! y" hASh eAiA oloO tilC loCC tiLuC llSI lllOucy
in the bank would buy Liberty bond.
After rejecting while she said: "Well,
mama, can't knit, and l would like to
do something for the soldiers, so l would
like to change my money for a Liberty
bond She is now the happy owner of
the bond
COLONIAL THEATER To-day, matt
nee and evening, the photoplay adapta-
ton of Booth Tarkington's famous novel,
! Seventeen" is offered, with Jack Pick
ford and Louise Huff in the leading roles
This is noteworthy play, one that all
who can, should witness. Friday, matt
nee and evening, the famous George
Beban is offered in role of pathos and
appeal, ''The Marcelhni Millions" Sat-
urday, matinee and evening, Lionel Bar
rymore in Metro Wonderfully, 'The
Upheaval Monday, matinee and even
ing, House Peters and Kathlyn Williams
in Paramount play ''The Highway of
Hope Tuesday, matinee and evening
the Bluebird feature of great timeliness
Behind the Lines" Wednesday, matt
nee and evening, Ethel Clayton in "a
Woman's Way"
A large delegation from A. E. Clark
Camp, S. of " and their Auxiliary at
tended the Maine Division Encampment
held in Rockland last week, when the
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Allen L. Curtis of Belfast, past COM
mander of A. E. Clark Camp, was elect
ed commander of the Maine Division,
Mrs Nina Dickey Cook of Belfast was
elected chaplain and Mrs. Ethel S. Whit
ing, press correspondent of the Division
| Auxiliary. The exemplification of the
work by the Belfast Auxiliary under the
direction of their president, Miss Bessie
Hubbard, with Mrs. Ethel Fowler, pianist,
was beautifully done and highly compli-
mented. Both were presented with large
done by Mrs. Mabel D. Weber Much
credit is due Mrs. A c. Mossman, who
drilled the officers for the work. The
division bought $50 Liberty bond.
SOUTH BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
of Fort Fairfield have been guests of his
sister, Mrs. P. B. Redman, for few days
MFRS. H. G. Tibbetts and baby daugh-
ter Ruth Evelyn of Sewickley, Penn,
are expected to arrive next week to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank West. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Curtis and. two children, Hazel and Will
liam, of Northport were Sunday guests
at Sunny Brook Farm......Mrs. Sidney
Roberts of Waterville was a guest last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Roberts ....
Mrs. Frank West and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Colcord called on Mrs. Harriet White last
Thursday... The Ladies Aid Society was
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs Charles Meader, Tuesday, June 5fh.
The ladies made good beginning on the
pajamas for the Red Cross. They were
all very enthusiastic about the work. A
fine treat was served by the hostess, con-
sisting of hot cocoa cake, fancy crackers
and cookies.
A PATRIOTIC MEETING. A large crowd
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