The Republican journal., 1909-02-11

HOSPITAL MATTERS. At meeting of tho
Waldo county physicians, held February 9Th
to consider matters concerning the Waldo
County General Hospital, it was unanimously
voted to leave all matters pertaining to the
tors and directors All the Belfast physicians
were present and the following from out of
town: Drs. W. L. Watson of Monroe; A. E. Kill
gore of Brooks, Norman R. Cook of Brooks. B.
E. Larrabee and A. D. Ramsey of Montville, A
Millett of Searsmont and T. N. Pearson of
Morrill,. meeting of the directors and in
corporators of the hospital was held at the
courthouse last Monday afternoon. 1t was
voted that all the graduate physicians of Wal
do county be made incorporators. The fol-
lowing committee of five incorporators was
appointed to investigate the affairs of the hos
pital and report at an adjourned meeting to be
held next Saturday at 1890 a. M: Selwyn
Thompson of Belfast Nathan D. Ross of Lin
colnville, Elbridgc S. Pitcher of Belfast, L. P.
Butnam of Searsport and Isaac Hills of North
port. -. The hearing before the appropriations
committee at Augusta on the resolve in favor
of the Waldo County General Hospital has
been reassigned from February End to We'd
nesday, February 18th, at p.m
LINCOLN DAY AT G. A. R. HALL. Thomas
H. Marshall Post and Circle observed Lincoln's
Day in Memorial hall Tuesday afternoon with
the following program:
Calling meeting to order by Mrs. R. F. Russ.
President of the Circle. and the exercises were
conducted by Mrs. ]. F. McKeen, chairman of
|. the committee.
Prayer, Mrs. Harriet Carter
Singing, america,
Sketch of Lincoln, Mrs. j. F. McKeen.
Quotations, All.
Duet piano and violin,
Miss Rena Shaw, Miss Daggett.
Quotations by six comrades.
Reading, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address,,
Comrade D. 0. Bowen
Duet, guitar and mandolin,
Misses Daggett and Shaw
Recitation, Lincoln's second Inaugural Ad-
dress, Comrade L. c. Putnam
Reading, Lincons Boyhood,
Miss Charlotte Carter.
Quotations, Five Sisters.
Misses Rena Cunningham and Marie Sholes.
Stories of Lincoln,
Comrade Clark Mrs. R. F. Russ, Mrs. McKeen,
Mrs Cannon.
Reading, Lincoln's favorite poem, "Oh, Why
ShOulQ the spirit OF mortal De fFOuQ.
Toast to the Flag, Mrs Thomas Cannon, fol-
lowed by the flag salute by the ladies of
the Circle.
Singing "God be With You
Benediction, Rev. j. w. Vaughan.
MILITARY WHIST. The schedule has been
worked for 40 tables at the benefit for the
Home for Aged Women to be given in Memo
rial Hall, Thursday, March 4th The captains
have been engaged, and the following requests,
if complied with, will obviate any trouble in
carrying out the full program: Captains to be
in the hall at $50 to locate their forts and be
ready to receive their soldiers, whom they are
requested to engage previously; if either cap
tans soldiers unable to attend they
should provide their own substitutes, thus al
lowing the game to be called at 8 o'clock, sharp.
The captains are to provide their own lunch
cloths, spoons and cards. Following is list of
the captains, alphabetically arranged, and each
Maude E. Barker /; Mrs. Charles Bradbury 2;
Mrs NJ E. Brown, 3; Mrs. E. P. Garlic, 4;
Mrs Robert P Chase 5; Mrs. Amos Glenn
Crosby, 8; Mrs. Irwin 7. Dinsmore, 8; Mrs. w.
j. Dorman, 10; Mrs J. C. Durham, IL; Mrs. R.
H. Howes, IL; Miss Nellie H. Hopkins, ID; Mrs.
Geo. E. Johnson IA; Mrs. J. W. Jones, b. Mrs.
W. X, Keene, 16; Mrs. S. M. Locke, II; Mrs.
S. H. Lord, IS; Miss Grace E. Lord, 10; Mrs. H.
c. Marden, 20; Mrs. S. A. Parker, 81; Mrs. D. P.
Palmer, %; Mrs. J. G. Paul, 49, Miss S. M.
Partridge, "a; Mrs. Fannie Richards, Is; Mrs.
Adolph Rossbach, 26; Mrs. Elmer Small, 81;
Mrs. L. T. Shales %; Mrs. A. A. Smith, 20;
Mrs. f. A. Sherman, so; Mrs. S. G. Swift, 81;
Mrs. E. l.. Stevens, 3d. Mrs. Edward Sibley SO;
Mrs. o. S. Vickery, "a; Mrs. c. H. Walden 35;
Miss Hattie White, Sc; Mrs. F. R. Wiggin, 81;
Miss j. A. Wiggin, SO; Mrs. Edmund Wilson, 80;
Mrs G.. W. Wescott 40