The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-13

tax returns.
Mr.. F. w. Hartford left for Standpoint
Monday with his crew of four men, where
he will take charge of the rigging work
! in the Standpoint Shipbuilding Co.'S
yard.
The North church parish will hold
social at the home of Mrs. C. M. Craig
this, Thursday, evening when a musical
program will be given under the direc-
ton of Mrs E. S. Pitcher.
The Islesboro basket ball team did not
come here for the game with Co. F. an
nounced for last Saturday evening. The
Belfast Locals was substituted and lost
to Co. F. in score of II to 49,
There will be supper at 6 p. m. Fri
day in the Red Cross room for all who
have had charge of and also all who
! have assisted in the sewing department.
/ This social event will mark the close of
the present seasons work. Mrs. George
l. Heating is chairman of the supper
| COHltlillICC dlu Will lIoC IilC ia hlSo VI al
who care to attend and give any infor-
nation in regard to contributing food,
etc.
Miss Olive Morse and her dancing class
of thirty children will close their sea-
sons WORK with an exhibition in the
Armory Wednesday evening, March
10Th, followed by general dancing with
music by Mex een's orchestra. The doors
! will be open at 7. As and the progr am be-
/ gin at 8l5. The admission to all includ-
ing the war tax will be so cents. Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Arey will cater. Miss
Morse is a very graceful dancer and has
done good work in her instruction of her
class of bright little children. Don't miss
seeing them.
POOR'S MILLS The Club are prepar-
ing for an entertainment and sale some
time in the near future. The Ladies'
Sewing Circle will meet this week with
Mrs, Carrie Wood....A party from here
spent the evening last Saturday with
MIR and Mrs. Roscoe Cross in Morrill,,
/ having quite a musicale of both instru-
mental and vocal music. The hostess
served home made candy and apples, ice
cream and cake The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cross, Mr.. and Mrs Maui
rice Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartshorn,
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Wentworth, Mr..
and Mrs, Earl Mariner, and Capt. and
/ Mrs. Orrin Wade. go. Charles Mckinley
came home last Monday to visit his SIS
ter, Mrs. Cole..u. Mrs. Arthur Higgins,
who went to the Bangor hospital with
her little daughter Sybil for an operation,
came home last week. The child is gain
ing. They have DR.. Foster Small to dress
its head every other day.. Mrs. Will
Ryan is having quite serious cold.
Their daughter, Bernice Ryan, who re-
Gently underwent an operation in Tap
ley's hospital, is reported as gaining.....
Mrs Stella Flood and little child spent a
few days with friends in Searsport....
Mrs Orrin Wentworth and little Ken
meth spent the day last Friday with Mrs.
! Underwood. MI and Mrs. Ed. Greer of
Searsmont recently visited their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs Austin
/ Wellman Albert Wentworth of Clinton
returned home last Saturday, after spend
ing a week with his brother Henry.
The COIT-ALBER ENTERTAINMENT
COURSE. Tuesday evening Castellucci's
Neapolitans completed the most salts
factory course of five entertainments
given the past winter. Only the most
favorable comment has been heard from
the general public and all would be well
coined in any future course here SignOr |
Luigi was here in the ChautauQua course
OF 1917 and that, in a measure, accounts |
for the large attendance of Tuesday even
ing. Luigps guitar solos, with the d. !
rector at the piano, were one of the most |
enjoyable numbers of a program of grand .
opera and classical selections, patriotic |
hymns, popular airs and marches; the |
majority original compositions or ar
rangements by Castellucci. AS a direc-
tor CaStelluCCl mas a magnetic PERSONAL |
ity, as an impersonator most amusing
and as an artist a wonderful Interpreter /
of all grades of music. His xlyophone
numbers were received with repeated ap-
pause and the ocarino, or sweet potato,
quintet brought down the house. The |
concert horn player is the wife of the di- /
rector and received a most flattering re-
ception here. The soprano soloist is
swee ness personified and received re-
peated encores, particularly in several of
her familiar selections. She is only q |
years old and is the wife of the pianist,
who is also an artist of note. Their Bel |
fast engagement is the last for the sea-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Castelucci will ]
remain in Portland several days to visit |
his brother, Rev. V. A. CastelIucci,
Methodist minister in charge of the local
Italian mission. The course has also been
a financial success, netting $780, which /
the committee will divide among local !
charities: $50 for Home for Aged Wom-
en-, $50 for Waldo County Hospital, $50
for Girls Home and $40 to Associated