The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Read spent the week

end in Belmont with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown.
! Rev. FIR. J. E. kealy of Waterville came to
Belfast last week in his auto, but the storm
Obliged him to return by train. Tuesday he
came for the car, and must have had cold and
rough ride home.
| Supt. VIM. B. Woodbury. returned Tuesday
night from Portland, where his little son Fred
erick underwent an operation Monday for ade-
noids. Mrs. Woodbury. and son had been in
South Paris for some time and specialist adj
vsed the operation, which was very success
| full.
| The Belfast Boy Scouts had a banquet in
Red Mems hall last evening and each Scout
| was allowed to invite another boy Mrs.
| Thomas P. Leaman, whose son Thomas is a
Scout, furnished ice cream for ALL Scout Mas
ter Orrin ]. Dickey was toast master and each
boy was urged to respond to assigned toasts.
| The five-years-old son of jeff Hall was in
Jured last Thursday afternoon while coasting.
! He ran under the hoofs of passing horse and
/ two bad cuts were made in his face. He was
taken to the office of DR.. E. A. Wilson, where
the cuts were dressed. One was an inch and
half long and penetrated nearly to the bone.
He is doing well.
| The law court Friday handed down a re-
script in the Waldo county case of F. S. Roys-
ter Guano Company versus Oscar Cole giving
judgment for the plaintiff for 1862 SO and in
terest from the date of writ. Another re-
! script has been received at the office of the
| clerk of courts in the Waldo county case of
Frank b. Wilder ct ais in Equity, vs.. Walter
Morse Wilder, ct ais. This is a case involving
a will, trust, deeds, etc. before reported in
The Journal In the rescript the "Bl is dis
missed with costs"
| Veterans Day was observed last Monday
evening by pleasant social IN Memorial hall
under the auspices of the Sons of Veterans,
with the Post, Circle, Auxiliary and Daughters
OF Veterans as guests. The program was in
charge of Fred A. Seward and included music
by Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. H. Carter, readings by
Mrs. Frank o. Whiting Mrs. Eva Gordon,
Mrs. Rose York and Mr.. Seward The pro-
gram closed with singing America and the
Sons Flag salute. Doughnuts and coffee were
served by the Sons. Dancing followed with
music by Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
With Mrs. Mark Dolloff in the secret Marks
| friends gave him delightful surprise party
| last Monday evening his birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent with whist, and ice
| cream, assorted cake and cookies were served
after the game. Mrs. Walter A. Clements
| won the first lady's prize, jardinere and Mrs.
Nettie M. Merrithew received the consolation.
a cupid. The first mems prize, smoking set.
| went to D. 7. Clement. and the consolation a
billikeD. to Basil Allen. The other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence McKeen, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hanson,
| Miss Emma Robertson, Mrs Allen, Mrs. Glenn
ents, Walter Clements and L. o. White.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL Lewis Ed
ney, the colored man who was recently burned
at the plant of the Penobscot Bay Electric
Co, is still confined to the hospital and at
times suffers considerable pain from his burns,
which were deeper than at first thought 49,.
| Mrs. John O'Connor, appendicitis patient,
will go to her home in Stockton Springs next
Saturday 80. Roscoe Davis of Deer Isle is still
at the hospital, but is gaining H.. Clarkson
Hamilton, the baby who has been at the hos
pital for some time, will go to Boston with his
mother next Saturday .. Edward c. Marden
of the Swan Lake house, medical patient, en-
tered last Friday. .Selden Clark of Prospect,
surgical patient, is gaining. Miss Susie
Wiggin, student nurse. is spending her va
cation with her parents in New Brunswick.