The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-11-25
The Waldo County Veteran Association Win
meet in South Montville Grange hall Thursday.

The Waldo County Veteran Association win
meet in South Montville Grange hall Thursdav.
Dec. I'd.
The store Of Charles NJ. Decker at Temple
Heights was entered last Thursday evening
and SIG in money. cigars, ETC.. taken. The
loss. though not large. is one Mr.. Decker can
i'll afford.
Lewis ]. Judkips of Idaho, formerly of Hart
LAND, Me-, has leased the Colonial restaurant
of Knowlton & Dickey. and will take possess
! sion Jan LIST. Mrs. Judkins will arrive later
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Drury retire from the
management of the Colonial on account of in
health.
Mrs. Herbert S. Morey writes from Daytona.
Fla, to Mrs. J. G. Aborn that they are delight
ed with the South and that "Daytona is lust a
dream" At noon the temperature is about so
in the shade. The evenings are delightful
and it is then that theyltake their walks Mr.,
Morey is beneftting by the change of climate
The special junior committee of the Baptist
church are planning for junior social j. the
vestry, Wednesday evening, Dec. 1st Mrs.
S. A. Parker will read several selections
there will be musical program, and ice cream
| and cake will be served. All junior members
of the the church and Sunday school are in.
, vited
The S. of V. Auxiliary Sewing Circle met at
Mrs. Juan's last Thursday evening and elected
the following officers for the coming wear:
Mrs. Ethel Whiting, president; Mrs Cannon,
vice president; Mrs. Ada Robbins, treasu -er
and buyer; Mrs Georgia Juan, secretary. The
Auxiliary met with Mrs. Parker Cook Wednes-
day evening, Nov. Oath.
Mr.. 0, E. Frost attended last week an exc
cutive meeting of the State Y. M C. A. at
their 2OO-acre farm at Lake Cobosssecontee,
recently bought as boys summer camp, The
farm has several cottages, hotel, a pine
ove,and includes an island of about so acres.
The committee plan to spend about $50, 900 on
the farm the coming season.
Plans are practically completed for a mems
meeting in the near future in the BAPTIST
church, when Prof. Brown of Colby College
will give lecture on "Man, the Masterful"
! The lecture deals with science, education and
civilization as well religion. and is highly
recommended. A free banquet will be served
and all men of the church and society are in
vited
Miss Maude E. Barker, who has frequently
substituted in the Five Hundred club, enter
| tanned the club and substitutes last Saturday
evening in honor of Messrs William B. Swan
and Asa A. Howes. There were five tables,
including Mrs. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C.
Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Tyler, MIR. and Mrs. George
A. Gilchrest, Mr.. and Mrs. George r Doak,
MIR. and Mrs. James Il. Howes, Mrs. Albert M.
Carter, Misses E. Frances Chase Maria An
drews Charlotte W. Colburn, Messrs Charles
W. Frederick and Fred 7. Chase. The score
cards were Thanksgiving souvenirs. Ice cream
and cake were served.
The restaurant on High street conducted
for little over two years by bennett &
Mountain was sold last week to Charles
/ O'Connell through the Knowlton & Dickey
agency. and Mr.. O'Connell took possession
Monday. Mrs. Myra Mountain retires be-
cause of ill health and Mr.. bennett has no
cupys two floors and is conveniently located.
Mrs. O'Connell noted cook, will assist Mr..
C'Connell, and the popularity of both MIR. and
Mrs. O'Connell, and their former success in
the restaurant business, assures success in the
present undertaking.
The Saco Valley Canning Co., shipped $500
case order of corn to the Schwabacher Broth
ers of Seattle. WASH, last Saturday. The re-
mainder of the seasons pack of IS, 900 cans
was distributed locally and in Massachusetts.
Baltimore. etc. Of the apple pack of 5000
cases, 1000 cans went to Armour Co. of Chi
cago and the remainder was disposed of locally
and in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
The season very satisfactory one under
the conditions and next years acreage prom
ised through their field agent S. A. Parker,
| will be record breaker. Arthur Rondeau of
/ Auburn is IN charge of the shipping and ex-
| poets to close the factory this week.