The Republican journal., 1922-02-23
The News of Belfast

The Lend. Hand Club will meet this,
nrsdav. afternoon with Mrs. Dora j.
Bridges.
n The only public observance of Wash
heton's birthday on wednesday was the
Sos,na of the banks, etc.
81 N,;ss Juliett A. Wleein, who has been
Il ,;oo a light grip cold, is in the Waldo
Orntv Hospital and is gaining.
The Central Maine Power Co. wishes to
.ifv it's patrons that the electric current
&. N no turned off next Sunday from to
a a. m.
N The Davis Sample Shop are closing out
a 81, entire stock to make room for their
ri,o Goods. Mrs. Margaret Vinall will
be in charge.
The Ijniversalist League will meet this,
~hnrsaay. afternoon with Mrs }. G. Paul,
~. hen cordial invitation is extended for
h TO be present
rhe Ladies' Sewing Circle OF the First
artist Church will hold a sale and enter
ioment in Memorial Hall on the after
oon and evening of March 81.
On pace 3 in this issue will be found
first chapter of the original story of
elfast Bays Old Merchant Marine, writ
IN for the Unitarian Alliance by Mrs
ellen B. Shute.
VIM. Flynch was before Judge Clyde
Chapman of the Municipal Court
tuesday charged with larceny of purse
nd money from Mrs. C. j. Delsno He
gas bound over to the April term of the
J. Court and was committed
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Clark write
rom Daytona, Fla, where they are
pending the winter, that they are muc h
eased with the place. MIR. Clark has
scently bought four building lots and a
ottaae on one of the most attractive
venues in the city.
The Travellers Club will meet next
tuesday at 230 p. m. with Miss Mar
aret N. Hazeltine. The program in
ludes paper on The Picturesque Phil
hpines by Mrs Fred Waldo Brown, The
bor Problems in the Philippines by Mrs
i'll r. Howard, The Climate and How
Live in 1t, Miss Annie V. Field.
"a The Round Table will be postponed
kom Thursday afternoon, Feb. 23rd, to
Il thursday afternoon, March End, in the
Current Events in the Religious World
nd paper by Miss Anne NJ. Kttridge,
Little Journey in Arcadia or Afoot in
be Evaneeline Valley.
j. Thomas Gettigan of Boston, charged
18th the murder of his aunt, Mrs. Eliza
eth NJ. Cook, and also indicted as an ac-
pmplice in the attempted murder of his
tncle, Clinton w. Richardson of Revere,
ass, was located in Belfast short
6me ago as manager of the A. P. store
u Main street.
Miss Cora j. Bowker, regent of John
s cochran Chapter, d. A r., gave very
Enjoyable whist party thursday evening
u her home on Church street as bene-
a for the fund for Americanization
York, one of the ID. A. K. IS special en-
oeavors. There was good attendance
although the evening was one of the cold
est of the winter.
NJ Mrs. Lillian Small entertained the H.
n. I. c. Club Tuesday evening at her
eome on Upper High street. The even
na was pleasantly spent with music,
a rds and refreshments. The first prize
n as won by Mrs. A. j. Clary and the con-
Walton by Mrs. Mabel w. Miller. Miss
va M. Wight of Waldo avenue will De
e next hostess.
Mrs. Ralph Guthrie was the hostess of
be II. N. Club at her home last Thursday
Vening. Supper was served at $50 from
prettily appointed dining table, after
Hhich the evening was spent socially.
The Club has nearly finished a comforter
which they are to donate to the worthy
kpoor Mrs. Austin Jewett will be the
ostess at the next meeting of the Club
Thursday evening, March End