The Republican journal., 1913-11-20

The Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary will rive
public whist party in Memorial hall Monday
November gath. Refreshments will be served
and the public is cordially invited. Admission
IS cents.
The Travellers Club will meet with Mrs. G.
M. Craig, High street. Tuesday, Nov. 25th
Program: Paper, "Gwalior," by Mrs, Amos
Clement; paper. "Jaipur." by Miss Annie v.
Field: reading. Deserted Capitol ofRajputana. I"
by Miss Grace H. Hail.
Fred G. Spinney, manager of the local bowl
ing team, has arranged match with the Rock
land team, to take place in The Coliseum this
Thursday. evening. 1t will be the first game
matches will be arranged with Bar Harbor
Waterville and Portland
The Allan Line, one of the largest trans-
Atlantic companies, with steamers plying be-
tween Boston and Glasgow, has established an
agency in this city with Orrn j. Dickey as
their local agent. This company has some of
the largest steamers plying in the European
trade and gives excellent service.
The Young Ladies Social Union of the Bap-
fist church have postponed until after Christ
mas the entertainment that was to have been
given in connection with the Christmas sale
The sale will be in the vestry SATURDAY. after
noon and evening, Dec. 18th, and will include
collection of Japanese articles, fancy work.
aprons, food and candy.
The Saco Valley Canning Company, which
owns and operates the plant in Winterport.
formerly owned by A. L. Blaisdell of Winter
port, will close its factory at the end of the
present week. The output for this season is
approximately $4,000 cans of corn and -. 600
cans of apples. Frank Ingersoll of Portland
was manager of the corn department and about
40 persons were employed.
The lot of land on the Lincolnville Avenue
side of the Muck is the property of the In
provement Society and the past season it was
graded from the avenue to the waters edge at
the expense of popular subscription. Teams
have already used section of it as cross cut.
greatly marring its appearance, and the names
OF the offending parties are known.
The potato growers in Winterport and yicn-
ity had comparatively few potatoes DESTROYED
by frost and though they were delayed in har
vesting by the heavy rains, as many could NOT
use the potato digger, the crop, with the ex-
ception of coating of mud, was stored in
fairly good condition, and there is a small ner
centage of rot. Lewis White and the Shields
Brothers of West Winterport and F. W. Bart
lett, L. a. White and c. B. Jewett of Whites
Corner are among those who harvested tho
largest crops.
The annual meeting of the Waldo Trust
Company was held in their banking room Nov
18th and the following officers and trustees
were elected: President, O. E Frost. Vice
Presidents, Albert Perce of Frankfort and NJ
L. Slugg. of Belfast; Treasurer, Wilson Ellis:
Assistant Treasurer, 7. Frank Parker; Trust
ees, Wilmer j. Dormau, William Farwell of
Thorndike, VIM. H. Hall, S. NJ r. Loo e. AL
bert PIERCE A. M. ShibIes of Knox Station. M
L. SIugg. o. E. Frost, Ralph l.. Cooper, John r.
Dunton, James H. Howes, H. N McDougal of
Rockand, A. K. Paul of Boston, Ralph D.
Southworth and W. l.. West
HOSPITAL NOTES. There are now fifteen
patients in the Waldo County General hospital,
all convalescing. Remember that Thanksgiv-
ing week is Donation week, when ANYTHING YOU
have to give in line of provisions, fruit vege-
tables, preserves, jellies house furnishings,
old linen or crash. will be greatly appreciated.
Mrs Ruby Berry of Searsmont, operated upon
a few days ago, is doing nicely William
Gray of Belfast was operated upon Thursday
and is doing as well as expected . George
Lovejoy of this city has entered the hospital
for medical treatment . Mrs. Ralph Ames
was operated on for appendicitis last Friday
and is constantly improving.
THE BEST MAN" The bright, little society
play, The Best Man" will be presented al the
Colonial Theater Friday evening November
28th, under the auspices of the Women's ALI
of the First Parish with the following
cast of characters:
Mr.. Charles Whittier, the Bridegroom,
Charles Hammons
Mr.. James Carter the man from Wisconsin.
Charles Harmon
Mr.. Albert Sommers, the Best Man
Miss Julia Campbell, the Bride,
Mrs. Morris L. Slugg.
Miss Ruth Whittier, sister of the Groom.
Miss Anne M Kittredge
Miss Clara Campbell sister of the Bride,
Miss Kat crime Quimby
Mrs. Worthington, an authority on weddings.
Miss Alice Simmons
A ladies orchestra under the direction of
Miss Gladys Pitcher will furnish music The
orchestra will consist of Miss Hazel Coax
vloHnist; Miss Gladys Pitcher, cellist and
Mrs Leon Beckwith, pianist. Reserved seats,
so and IS cents: general admission, 25 cents !.
The sale of reserved seats will open at the
Colonial Theater, Wednesday morning, No
vember Goth. at nine o'clock