The Republican journal., 1918-04-11

Mrs Gladys D. Rogers has bought the
Mrs Edmund P. Brown house on Union
street.
Mrs Samuel johnson has moved from
the Seekins house on Congress street TO
the E. ]. Tilley house at the corner OF
Court and Grove streets.
Mrs. Mary Eleanor Tarbox OF Frye
burg Belfast resident for many years.
now the National President of the La
dies of the G. A. R., was given most
brilliant reception at the Senate chamber
at the State House in Augusta last Ihurs-
dav evening, under the auspices OF Gen.
Phil Sheridan Circle and allied patrlotlc
bodies. The Journal will print IN Its
next issue The Kennebec Journals re-
mort a pleasing one to her many Belfast
friends.
The Camp Fire Girls gave an invi alton
masked. fancy dress dance in Odd Fell
lows Hall, Monday evening The cos
tunes were varied and pretty and many
of the DISCUSSES quite complete. Inc
cbanerones were the Guardian OF the
Camp Fire, Mrs. A. E. Wilson, Mrs.
James Howes, Mrs, Clement Wescott,
Mrs Irving Dinsmore, Miss Grace Lord.
Music was furnished by Dean knowlton,
violin and xylophone; Ben Parker, drums;
Miss Julia Littlefield, piano.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson was the guest
Of the Castine Woman's club last Mon
day evening. She gave talk on fractl-
cal Millinery, an art in which she is per-
fectly familiar, as she is one of the Lead
ing Maine milliners and has had expert
ence as a trimmer in the South. She
illustrated her talk with photographs,
and with hats and materials from her
own carefully selected stock. She illus
trated the work from lining a hat to the
fastening on of an auto veil She alsa
gave these practical ladies the benefit of
what she learned from Ora Che, the well
known French artist in Boston, who can
make dress out of IA yards of yard
wide material.
THE CHAPMAN CONCERT. The date
Eof the Chapman concert to be given in
the Unitarian church Tuesday evening,
April 23rd, is well advertised by the
fact that everyone is going. 1t is ques-
ton in many places what to do with the
people, for after selling out the first hall,
where the concert was first advertised to
be given, they were obliged to secure In
many places larger halls or churches in
order to accommodate those who wish
to hear Americas greatest tenor, Vernon
Stiles, whose fame has gone before him,
4 and Miss Harriet Mcconnell, New York S
foremost Mezzo-Contralto, together with
4 Mr.. Chapman at the piano, whose name
could fiji hall with any artists, for he
would not select poor one. Secure your
E tickets at once, if any are left in your
i town, as in most town and cities, houses
are sold out already
h NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Buy Lib
: erty Bond ~. Bfsmhall's market has fresh
t opened Islesboro clans with genuine
clam liquor, also new St. Johns a1ewives.
: ..... The Ground Gripper shoes are sold
: only at The Dinsmore Store. If you have
trouble with your feet step in and let
4 them fit you to a pair.....H you have an
Electric Radiator you will be ready for
any sudden changes which come at this
, season. For sale by the Penobscot Bay
!. Electric Co. Mrs. E. P. earle has for
sale show case nine feet long. 80. The
Diamond Disc Phonograph is the perfect
,, ed result of Mr. Edison's inventive genius
and gives tone which is absolutely true
to the original. This wonderful instru-
ment may be heard at the store of Fred
D. Jones. Also look over his line of wall
papers, 20, 900 rolls in stock at prices from
to so cents and books for special orders.
!: The annual meeting of the Belfast
Savings Bank was held April 10th and
the following officers and corporators
were elected: Pres, James H. Howes;
treas, Wilmer j. Dorman; asst. treas,
Fuller c. Wentworth; corporators, AL
bert C. Burgess, Arthur l. Brown, Fred
T. Chase, Robert P. Chase, Wilmer ]
Dorman. Robert F. Dunton, Thomas B.
Dinsmore, Ben D. Field, Chas. H. Field,
Herbert T. Field, Chas w. Frederick,
Orlando'E. Frost, Virgil L. Hall, Asa A.
Howes, James H. Howes, Ralph H. :.
Howes, Ralph M. johnson, Geo. E. john
son, VIM. c. Libbey, Samuel M. r.
Locke, VIM. A. Mason, Ralph l. Morse,
Clarence o. Poor, Thos w. Pitcher,
! Israel w Parker Vim II Ou;rnhy