The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-15


for the first time in about two weeks,
when he was confined to his home with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Cecil Clay, the chairman of the
Christmas seal committee for Waldo
County, reports a total of s572.45. Of
the towns Winterport leads with SIS and
Brooks is second with S45.
There will be reception at the Uni
versalist church for Rev. and Mrs.
George c. Boom Jan. 29th. All mem
bers of the parish and all who wish to be
identified with the Universalist church
are cordially invited to be present. a ~
At the regular meeting of the Girl
Scouts, Mrs. G. C. Boorn, captain, held
Monday afternoon, the organization was
completed with the election of Mona
Burgess, patrol leader; Verna Jellison.
corporal; Frances Bradford, secretary,
and Sarah Whiting, treasurer.
The real estate boom in Belfast and
surrounding towns has cause the record
entry of 1904 deeds at the Waldo County
Registry of Deeds for the year ending
January 10th. The boom has not reach
ed its height according to the present in
dications and there will necessarily be
building boom in the near future to ac-
ommodate the city's actual needs,
The annual meeting of The City Ma
tional Bank of Belfast was held Tuesday
forenoon and the following officers and
directors were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Clement W. Wescott;
cashier, Ralph A. Bramhali; assistant
cashier, Miss Alberta w. Farnham: d.
rectors, Messrs. Ira NJ Cobe, Ralph l..
Cooper, Thomas W. Pitcher, Asa A,
Howes, Selwyn Thompson, Valorus A.
Simmons, Charles P. HazeItine. Elmer A.
Sherman and Clement W. Wescott.
Miss Margaret Mitchell of Orono has
been engaged as music teacher in the
Belfast schools to succeed Miss Kather-
inc C. Quimby, who resigned last term
to marry Harold H. Hollingshead of
Montclair, N. j. Miss Mitchell will be-
gin her duties next Monday. She comes
most highly recommended. She has
taken music for one year at the Uniyer-
sity of Maine and also one year at the
New England Conservatory of Music in
Boston, making speciality of the school
music course. She has also studied at
the David Manus school of music in New
York, for which she wol a scholarship
Miss Amy E. Stoddard gave party for
her pupils at her studio, 68 Church street,
last Thursday afternoon. The usual
monthly program was given, followed
by games for the children and light re-
freshments.
Charge of the Hussars, Spindler
for two pianoS
Marguerite Owen Beulah Young
Ora Wade Miss Stoddard
Hungarian Dance, Brahms
Mrs. Harry E. Gordon
Spring Song, Rolfe
Beulah Young
Two iarks, Leschetisky
Hope Dorman
Narcissus, Nevin
Ermo Scott
Selections from '1l Trovatore," Verdi
Doris Wilson
Forth to the Fray, Martin
Idres Rogers and Ora Wade
Andante from Surprise Symphony"
Haydn
Reatrice Dutch
Gypsy Rondo, Haydn
Grace Hatch
Selections from ''Traviata," Verdi
lone Judkins
Duet, Evening Calm,
Vesta Clement and Miss Stoddard
Sheperd Boy, Wilson
Marvel Orchard
A jolly Ride, Blake
Fern Orchard
The Light Cavalry, Schmoll
John Vickery
Bugle Sounds, Crosby
Ellen Chapman
In Twilight, Gauschals
Sadie Freedman
Maypole Dance, Mayfield
Linwood Pattee
In the Month of May, Behr
Evelyn MacWhirter
The Woodbine, Smallwood
Edward Poor
Duet, Low
Thomas Hoxie and Miss Stoddard
Spinning Song, Ellenreich
Harriet White
Little Companion, Streabog
Margaret Ladd
The Passing Parade, FELTON,
Ruth Tibado
March of the Brownies, Fresser
Marie Smith and Miss Stoddard