The Republican journal., 1917-11-22
The News of Belfast.

! turned recently from fOrtldn0, where
she visited Mrs. Roscoe Arey at the
Maine General Hospital. Mr.. Arey is
with his wife. who remains comfortable.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following
letters remained uncalled for in the Bel
fast post Office for the week ending Nov.
2l, 1917: Ladies-Mrs. j. B. Slate. Cen
tlemen-Hollis Brown, James A. Cole,
Stanley W. Meacher, Guy Steves, F. N.
Wentworth, Hanford Wise.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle will have a
1O-cent Thanksgiving lunch at their
meeting next Tuesday afternoon to which
all members and comrades of the Post
are invited. The lunch will consist of
sandwiches, coffee, doughnuts and cook
les and the sisters are requested to fur
nish generously.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Abbie Ram
sey of Northport was operated on last
Thursday at the Waldo County Hospital.
......Mrs. Maria Lorimer of Searsport is a
medical patient and is improving.......
Fred Condor of Northport is also medi-
cal patient. Winnie Crocker of Brooks
was taken critically i'll with appendicitis
last Thursday at No. 10 Congress street
He was taken to the hospital, where he
underwent a very serious operation, but
is now improving
The management at the Public Safety
rooms reported Tuesday that 4,351 con-
servation pledges have been signed and
returned In some towns practically
every family was reached. In Montville
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Clement returned
cards from every family with one excep-
ton. The management wish 10 extend
thanks and appreciation for all who as
sisted in this most essential work in
these most critical times of wars need
About 45 of the neighbors and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cunningham.
who were recently married and have be-
gun housekeeping over their store at the
Head of the Tide, gave them an old fash
Toned serenade last Saturday evening
about 10 o'clock. Music for the occasion
was furnished with horns, tin pans bells,
ETC., and liberal amount of confetti
was also brought and used. Henry B.
Ladd, in behalf of the party, presented
them with mission rocker and lamp
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham expressed
their surprise and pleasure. The even
ing was spent socially and with cards
cigars were served.
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans,
observed Veterans night last Monday
evening with members of Thomas H.
Marshall Post, G. A. r., guests of honor
and representatives of all their other
allied bodies present. The following
program was carried out: Singing, Ameri-
ca, by audience; address of welcome,
Fred A. Seward; reading Mrs. Mckin-
non; solo, Miss katherine E. Brier re-
marks and poem by Mrs Dora j.
Bridges; reading, Mrs. Eva Gordon; sing
ing by three little girls; solo, B. L. Davis;
remarks, VIM. B. Woodbury.; reading,
Mrs. S. A. Parker; Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address by Thos. Cannon; reading, Mrs
Bridges; reading, Mabel Smith; singing,
Star Spangled Banner, by ALL Ice cream
and cake were served.
POOR'S MILLS, The Sunday school
and meetings have closed for this fall. 80.
The Ladies Sewing Circle is invited to
meet with Mrs. Arthur Higgins this week.
....M Mrs. Annabell Underwood was called
to Lewiston on business last week return
ing Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Pay
son recently visited in Boston and vicin-
ity.... Newton Strong who spent the sum-
Orrin L. Wentworth who is working at
the Farmers Union expects to have en-
ployment all winter there Mrs Still
man Flood has returned home after stop
ping two weeks in the city with her
daughter..... Mr.. and Mrs Ned Wilson
and DR.. and Mrs. Everard Wilson spent
Sunday with their brothers, Lester and
Manley Wilson.....M Mr.. and Mrs. George
Daggett and family, spent Sunday in Lib
erty with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon. . Mrs.
Ada Higgins and Mary Pitman of Thorn
dixie have been recent guests of Annabel
Underwood. ..... Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn re-
Gently visited her brother in Lincolnville
who is quite ill.....Mrs. Luman Richard
son of Chelsea, Mass, former resident
of this place, arrived here last week on
business. Her friends are all glad to vel.
come her here..... There will be an enter.
tainment and supper at the hall next
Tuesday evening.
THE GIRLS HOME PAPER. The
October issue of this always bright ano
helpful little paper was delayed some
what but is full of news and articles ano
illustrations of interest of this home OF
q little girls. Mrs. E. L. B. Bracket
says editorially:
We have received many letters of late
saying my October paper must have
gone astray, please send another, ''or "An
l in arrears? The last number of Girls
. Home has not reached me- and 7 misc II CT