The Republican journal., 1919-12-04

Mrs. Ivy M. Gordon returned Monday
from a short visit with her sister in
Plymouth.
Ihe first of series of weekly whist
parties will be given Thursday evening,
Dec. l4th, at the chapel under the direc-
ton of the ladies of the St. Francis
ASSIST church. Prizes will be given and
cake and coffee served. All are cordial
ly invited. Admission 25 cents.
Remember the public supper to be given
IN Memorial Hall at 30 p. n, Dec. 10th
under the auspices of the Sons of Veter-
ans and their Auxiliary as a benefit to
the new school building fund. The pub
lie is urged to attend and the tickets are
so cents.
MIR, and Mrs. VIM. J Matthews and
family spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stinson in North
Searsport. These two couples are all
that are left of the many of so years ago,
and they have all passed their 77th birth
days and celebrated their golden we'd
dings together
Don't miss the Dutch garden party to
be held at the Armory afternoon and
evening, Dec. 11th, under the auspices of
! the Universalist League. The sales will
include fancy articles, aprons, cooked
food, ice cream, etc. In the evening
there will be a special entertainment and
refreshments, followed by dancing with
music by Mckeen's orchestra. After
noon admission free; evening, thjrty-five
cents with no war tax
SOUTH BELFAST. a very pleasant
family reunion was held at the home of
Rev. and Mrs NJ E. Curtis in East Bel
fast on Thanksgiving day, when every
member of their family was present A
delicious turkey dinner with all the fix
ings was served at noon, covers being
laid for eighteen. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent with social chat and
singing gospel hymns..,.Irv Beach of
/ Lewiston has been visiting his parents,
Mi. and Mrs. +. I Beach, IN Northport.
Interest continues in the series of games
by the three-men teams at Wards alley
The standing III totals during the past
week are as follows;
Nov. 25th-Rondeau, 1857; Keene, 1871
Nov, 26th-Haley. 1906 Spinney, 1853
Nov. 27th-Robinson, 1914; Cook, 1903
Nov. 28th-Blazo, l342; Robertson, 1906
Dec 1st-Ray, 1888; Keene, 1904.
Team standing;
Ray, 3 won, 0 lost Haley, won, lost
French / won, lost; Blazo, won, lost
Spinney won, lost; Cook, 1 won, / lost
Robinson won, lost; Keene won, 2 lost
Rolerson won, 2 lost; Rondeau 0 won, 2
lost.
BY AND FOR THE BRIDE-TO- BE. Miss
Katherine c. Quimby entertained the
Auction Club last Saturday even
ing at her home on Miller street with the
| gentlemen as guests. Supper was served
from SIX small tables in the double par
| lors. The decorations were in green and
| yellow produced with the lighting effects,
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attractive pale yellow gown. Following
supper auction and pitch were played. In
| the former Mrs. VIM. H Hall, Mrs. c. B.
Holmes and Frank R. Keene received
! dainty prizes. Those not members pres
ent were Mrs Elon B. Gilchrest, Ralph
l. Morse, Henry NJ. Mudgett and Mr..
Keene..... Monday evening Mrs. VIM. H.
| Hall entertained the ladies of the club in
honor of Miss Quimby, who was given q
guest towel shower. Supper was served
from the dining table, which was center
ed with pink carnations. The evening
was spent with auction. Mrs Holmes
won the prize, box of correspondence
cards. This was the clubs last meeting
before the Hollingshead- Quimby wedding