The Republican journal., 1921-07-21

! A midsummer ball will be held at the
pavilion on the Belfast Fair grounds on
Monday evening, July 25th, with music
by McKeen's orchestra. Herbert W.
Healey will cater.
Miss Anne M. Kittredge entertained at
shore party at her cottage at the foot of
Condor street Saturday evening. Bacon,
potatoes, ETC., were cooked and served on
the beach. Games and dancing follow
ed.
It's a pity-the way some women are
being deceived every day. Now is the
chance to find out everything-ask Hev-
erly, the mentalist, with the Mae Edwards
Players-he knows. At the Colonial next
Monday.
There will be food, candy and apron
sale on the Unitarian church grounds
this, Thursday, at 2.3O p. m. If stormy,
the sale will take place in the church
yestibule, Ice cream and cake will be on
sale and Mrs. Horace E. Mcdonald will
sell some of her famous and delicious
cream sherbert.
The Sewing Circle of the Baptist
church will have food sale in the vestry
Saturday afternoon, Aug. 9th. The COM
mittee in charge, Mrs. Jesse H. Webber,
Mrs. William A. Coombs, Mrs. Ephraim
Thompson, Mrs. Walter J. Clifford and
Mrs. Henry Collins, will gladly receive
donations for the sale.
The Universalist League will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon at 230 at the Rest
| awhile club house at the foot of Allyn
street. All members of the League and
parish are invited to picnic supper,
which will be served at o'clock. Every
body come and bring something.
The 49th reunion of the 10th Maine
Regimental Association will be held in
East Vassalboro August oath. This is
near China Lake, one of Names beauty
spots. Dinners will be served for so
cents. If any one knows of deaths among
members of the Regiment, please report
to the secretary, Sjlas Adams, Water
vile.
Sheriff Frank A. Littlefield and Deputy
c. Maurice Littlefield searched the resi-
dence of George Jones on Pleasant street
last Saturday evening. They found a
still and quantity of brew. Jones was
tried Monday forenoon before Judge Clyde
K. Chapman of the Municipal Court and
sentenced to a fine of Sl0O with costs and
sixty days in jail. He is serving his
sentence. In default of payment he will
serve sixty days additional.
Mrs. Pierre R. Werner entertained last
Friday at her apartments in the Sleeper
residence on Church street. Luncheon
was served at p. m from very dain-
tily arranged table decorated with garden
flowers and imported place cards orna
mented with butterflies. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Allan M. Howes, Miss Belle
Heating, Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens, Mrs.
Charles E Brown, Mrs. Ansel M. Loth-
rop, Mrs. Dana B. Southworth and Miss
Elizabeth Doak. Auction followed, when
the prizes were won by Mrs. Stevens and
Mrs. Howes; the consolation going to
Mrs. Brown.
COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA The six
day program of Community Chautauqua
closed last Sunday evening with a record
of social and financial success, the ticket
guarantee being exceeded by over $50.
The management were gentlemen and
ladies it was genuine pleasure to know
and every number on the program up-to-
date and high class. In fact Chautauqua
is even more popular than it has been in
ali the seasons it has appeared in Belfast
The big tent was we'll filled every after
noon and evening with over seven hun
dred present at the bright little play ''The
Cinderella Man" Saturday evening. The
music was of the best, the lectures on
timely topics by people of national repu-
tation, all on a par with features in the
largest cities. One of Chautauqua's best
features is the delightful and wholesome
sport provided the children under good
care. Their little play Saturday after
noon was excellent and enjoyed by all
ages. Not drop of rain fell during the
hours of the entire program. The local
committee had large share in the sue
cess of Community Chautauqua in Bel
fast this season.