The Republican journal., 1915-11-18

The Belfast Boys band recently placed or
ders for new unifo rms of khaki suiting which
will be worn when on duty. The hats are
similar to the regulation band hat and the suit
of brown khaki and leggins.
Mrs. Mary E. Hall entertained the ladies'
circle of the North church Wednesday after
noon. Nov. 10th at her home in Congress street.
The circle voted to give 500 to the church to-
ward current expenses. Tea and cakes were
served by the hostess. assisted by Miss Grace
H. Hall and Mrs. William h. Hall.
pages from PoIlyanna" will be given in the
Baptist vestry in this city at p. m. Saturday,
N ov. 9th. by the Junior Helpers Club of the
First Congregational church of Searsport, un-
der the direction of Mrs. James q. Duncan, as
sisted by Misses Evelyn Havener and Harriet
Erskine. 1t will be benefit to the Girls
| Home and the inmates will be guests at the
play. Others will be admitted for Is cents.
If stormy it will be postponed to the Saturday
following.
The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
! (UnitarIan) will meet at the home of Miss
Frances Chase, Church street, this, Thursday,
afternoon at 8 o'clock Mrs. Alva Roy Scott
| of Bangor will speak on 1.-The Unitarian Pill
grimage," relating her own experiences one
of party of Unitarians who iourneyed to
the Pacific coast to attend the General Confer
encs. The members of the Junior Alliance
| are invited to attend this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellie Mink and family of East
| Northport went to Appleton Saturday to make
their home. Their daughter Fern remained
for short visit with Belfast friends, going to
Appleton Wednesday. Mrs. Mink has been an
active and influential member of the Ladies'
Circle and at their meeting last Friday the
Circle presented her with set of table spoons.
Mrs Mink expressed her regret at leaving the
| Circle and her appreciation of the gift and the
good will that prompted it.
For A SOLDIERS MONUMENT At the meet
ing Tuesday afternoon of Thomas ID. NJ ,rshall
Circle, Ladies of the G. A R., it was voted to
raise popular fund for soldiers monument,
to be erected in front of Memorial Hall if ar
, engagements can be made to place it there. The
Circle will have the assistance of all allied G.
A. R. bodies. Mrs. Eta P. Slavery, Mrs. Net
! tie Nj. Merrithew, Mrs. Ida W. Mahoney, Mrs.
Luie P. Nichols and Mrs. Ethel Collins were
elected soliciting committee, and Mrs. Dora
J. Bridges and Mrs. lisa H Ellis will visit the
schools to solicit subscriptions of from 1 to 5
cents. Next Tuesday the program will be ap-
propriate to Thanksgiving and all are request
ed to come prepared to assist The Comrades
will be guests at this meeting.
WALDO TRUST COMPANY. The annu al meet
ing of the stockholders of the Waldo Trust
Company was held Tuesday at 10 a. at their
banking rooms and officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, 0. E. Frost; vice presidents,
Alfred johnson and NJ. L. Slugg; treasure, 7.
Frank Parker; assistant treasurer, Herbert 7.
Field; trustees Ralph L. Cooper, Wilmer j.
Dorman, Wilson Ellis, William Farwell of
Thorndike. c. E. Frost. VIM. H. Hall, j. ii.
| Howes, Alfred johnson, DR.. A. E. Kilgore of
Brooks, Amos Knowlton of Hampden High
! lands, S. M, r. Locke, H. NJ McDougall of
Rockland A X. Paul of Boston, Albert PIERCE
| If Frankfort, A. NJ Shibles of Knox Station,
M, L. Sugg, Ralph D Southworth, VIM. L.
West; executive board, Messrs. Cooper, Dor
man. Ellis, Hail. Howes, Slugg and Southworth.