The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-11

Today if the weather permits, some ten or
dozen of the High school Seniors will start for
Washington cha peroned by Miss Leona Achorn
and under the personal direction of Orrln j.
Dickey
The W. C. T. U. will meet this, Thursday,
afternoon at 23O O'Clock with Mrs. Heal, up
per Miller street. A large attendance is de-
sired as plans will be de for the animal
meeting to be held two weeks later.
I Almond Young who I'M ured about two
weeks ago by falling fir ON 25-foot pole while
at work as lineman for the Knox Telephone
Co. in Rockland, has far recovered as to be
able to leave the Knox Hospital and return to
his home in this city.
Mrs. CHARLES E. Owe entertained the Once
in-awhile club last Monday at her home on
Cedar street and pie asant afternoon was
spent with sewing Mrs. Owen was assisted
by her daughter Marguerite and Mrs B. O..
Norton in serving fruit coo ktail, cold ham,
baked potatoes, salads, olives, cake, nuts and
coffee.
The International Bible Glass of the Bap-
fist Sunday school will hold their dollar social
March 18th with Mrs. Roy E. Young, Congress
street. All members, including the honorary
members are invited to be present, whether
or not they have earned their dollar. The re-
freshments and decorations will be in keeping
with St. Patrick's day.
Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald ente rtained last Mon
day at her home on Church street the 18th
annual city election party, which was quiet
affair BETTING election day when there was
no contest. Sewing in order and picnic
lunch was served The original members, Mrs.
H. H. Carter and Mrs. A. W. Heating, were
present. with Mrs. Ira M. Cobe guest.
Mrs. H. H. Carter, pr esdent of the Hospital
Club wishes all members to attend the meet
ing tomorrow, Friday. afternoon and be pre-
pared to pay their annual dues. Cards. sew
ing and refreshments will be in order. Mrs. E.
A. Wilson and Mrs. o. S. Vickery were host
esses last week and Mrs. S. W. johnson and
Mrs. S. A. Parker will be the hostesses for to-
morrow. The public is invited to attend.
Cards 10 cents, sewing cents. including tea
and waters.
PooR's MILLS. Mrs Edgar Smith, and her
niece Miss Dow, were guests of Mrs. Irwin
jackson one day recently. Miss Freemetta
Shepherd of Quincy, M ass, and Mrs. Russell
Cross of Morrill, called on friends here last
week. Mr. John Shaw and family have moved
into the Davis house. =. Mrs. W. A. Jackson of
Sanford, Me-, ia visiting Mr.. Jackson's mother,
who has been quite i'll. Mrs. Dickey from
the city is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Roller
son. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ryan received the
sad news of the death of their daughter, Mrs
Charles Mitchell of Jackson, last Tuesday
morning Miss Stella Daggett has employ
ment in the city.
THE lick Mrs. Harry W. Clark. who has
been ill for the past three weeks. is very much
improved and is able to walk up town. Miss
Emma M Wording, who as been confined to
her home, No. Charles street, for several
weeks. is greatly improved. Mrs. Myra A.
Burgess and daughter, Ida S., are convalescent
after attacks of the grip cold. Willis G.
Haseltine, American Express age mt, was down
town Monday after a severe illness with an
abscess in the throat. =. Mrs. Alvin H. Ray has
been seriously i'll for several weeks, but is
convalescng. Miss Grace Miller of Sears
mont is i'll at No. Court street. H. D.
Clough is ill with the prevailing distemper
Mr.. H. E. Mcdonald, who had been confined to
the house for about two weeks by severe
cold came up town Monday. Mrs. Mcdonald
is still confined to her home.... Mrs. John F.
Stephenson is in Boston hospital, where she
underwent very critical operation. She il
improving. Mr.. Stephenson is also on the sicl
list, although attending to business Mrs
Fred A. Patterson is confined to her home or
Waldo avenue as the result of an injury to he
left knee caused by a fall. She recently re-
turned from the Eastern Maine General hosni
tai in Bangor, where she un derwent a YER
serious operation. =. Miss Je nnie M. Mile,
who had been i'll with the grip ut her home o.
Bridge street for two weeks, was taken to tn
Waldo county hospital Monday. :. Mrs. Elme
Mason of Union street who has been confine
to the house for four weeks with bronchitis j;
recovering. Mrs. E. M. Fla nders, who hs
been critically i'll at her no me, No. % Brad
bury street. is convalescing y. Mrs. Charlie
H. Walden. who has been critically i'll. ha
greatly improved and is now considered ont
danger. i. . Mrs. Charles A. Ludwick has hoo
i'll since Saturday with ptomaine poisoning h,
was slightly improved yesterday. MRS s.
rah Hilton, Mrs Fred A. johnson and M
Isaac jackson, who have pneum onia, are all re-
. ported as improving.