The Republican journal., 1915-11-11

The public supper given by Emma White
Barker Tent. D. of ", in Memorial hall
Wednesday evening" Nov. Sd, was well pat
ronized. AT the regular meeting of the Tent
at pm, four Sons of Veterans were obligated,
Ralph l. Morse, Willis Thompson, J. F. Pres
colt aid Walter Juan. Miss Margie Blake be-
came member by initiation, and one applica-
ton for membership was received 1t was
voted to present the Mcclellan school with a
large flag. and Mr.. Fred N. Slavery will donate
the pole. The presentation and formal flag
raising will take place in the near future
THE BIG GAME SEASON Austin Jewett re-
turned last week from Northeast Garry and
vicinity where he had been on hunting trir
bringing two deer, one weighing 200 pounds,
which was cut up at Fogg's market. Marthon
Doak also returned from northern Maine. He
shot two deer and brought one home. Messrs.
H. E. Mcdonald and Charles P. Hazeltine re-
turned Nov. Sd from a ten days hont in Stacy
vile and vicinity. They did not see deer
but found cartridges plentiful. Mr.. Mcdonald
met a hunter who had seen five moose, one a
very large buck, and could easily have shot
one or more. Men who live in the game region
say that deer and moose are shot at all times
to supply the lumber camps with fresh meat,
| and because of this slaughter deer are now
scarce where formerly they were plentiful.
Maine Hills of the City Drug store and DIR.
Ansel Lothrop are taking two weeks vaca-
ton in the Maine woods, going in on the tote
road about 20 miles from Ashland for large
game.
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY. In their pres
ent home, No. IA Church street, at 645 a. NJ,
Nov. Z, 1895, Horace Eugene Mcdonald of this
city and Miss Lillian Treat Billings of Deer
Isle were united in marriage by Rev. James
M. Leighton, pastor of the Unitarian church,
and were attended by Miss Josephine Burkett
(now Mrs. Edward Wadsworth) and Mrs
Smith Hopkins. They left after the ceremony
on the morning train for wedding trip to
New York. Last Saturday was the Goth ami
versary of this marriage and it was fittingly
observed. The attractive home was made the
more attractive by quantities of chrysan-
themums and carnations, the gifts of friends,
and in the afternoon Mrs. Mcdonald with Mrs.
Wadsworth and Mrs. Hopkins received few
intimate friends-Mrs. Clement w. Wescott
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, Mrs. Austin W. Heating
Mrs. H. H. Carter and Mrs. Thomas w. 10th.
| rop. Mrs. Wescott, with Mrs. Wadsworth &C.
| companist. rendered several vocal selections
| and light refreshments were served. At p.
! m. Col. and Mrs. Mcdonald with Mrs. Wads-
| worth and Mrs. Hopkins received informally
| thirty-six of their friends. Twelve of Mrs
| McDonalds friends presented her with dozen
cut glass tumblers and cut glass knife holder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald were the recipients
of other valuable gifts. Mrs. Wescott anc
| Mrs. Wadsworth furnished delightful music
} during the evening and ice cream and cake
were served from the dining-room by Mrs
| Thomas W. Lothrop, Mrs. Maine Hills, Mise:
| Maude E. Barker and Louise NJ Knowton
| The ladies were all given carnations. 1t was
very social and pretty function and Col. an6
! Mrs Mcdonald were the recipients of con.
| CALCULATIONS and best wishes from their guests
| and several kilograms and telephone messages
/ of congratuation we're received.