The Republican journal., 1917-11-22


Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cross and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred S. jackson returned Sunday
from the formers camp at Grindstone,
bringing three deer with them.
DR.. Ansel NJ Lothrop and Maine Hills
returned Tuesday from hunting trip
near Ashland. They brought home -four
large bucks.
Don't forget the big street fair at the
PIERCE school tomorrow, Friday, evening,
when something entirely new will be
presented by the children,
The ladies of the Methodist society
will have sale of bread, cake, cookies,
pies and doughnuts at their vestry next
Saturday afternoon beginning at 2. 80
o'clock.
Mrs. David E. Patterson of Augusta,
Maine, announces the marriage inten-
tions of her daughter, Minnie Alma, and
Linvill Francis Whitmore of Belfast,
Maine.
The cutters are out of the Leonard &
Barrows' shoe factory for the semi-an-
nual stock-taking. The other rooms will
close in turn until the entire stock has
been taken,
Charles E. Knowlton has leased his
store at the foot of Main street, known
as the Mansfield block, to B. O. Norton.
He has also rented the store on Main
street, known as the Ferguson store, to
Leroy A. Webber, who will occupy it.
Albert L. Gunner was recently operated
on at the Waldo County Hospital for a
growth on his right hand, caused by a
splinter. He is now at his home on
Church street but will be unable to use
his hand for some time.
The Travellers Club will meet with
Mrs. James H. Howes Tuesday after
noon, Nov 9th The program will be
as follows: Reading, ''The Mongols in
China" Mrs. John R. Dunton; reading
''Marco Polo and his Travels" Miss
Annie L. Barr; reading, "The Chinese
Drama" Miss Maude E. Mathews.
A Thanksgiving social will be held II
the Congregational church next Tuesday
evening for our church school and friends
Plan to come and make this fine sue.
cess. Every class will do something ane
there will be something doing all tn,
time. Refreshments will be served
CITYPOINT. Miss Ella Gardner has clos
ed her house for the winter owing to il
health and is boarding with Mr.. ant
Mrs Frank Clark Frank L. Gardnel
returned to Auburn Monday after spend
ing several days here......The man!
| friends of Mrs. Julia Vaughan) Inne
will regret to hear of the loss of her littl,
son, born last week at her home in New
Hampshire. service flag bearing tw.
stars is displayed at the Beckwith home
....A daughter was born last week tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Peavey, also daugh
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi D. Holiness.
H Fair Holmes lost good farm horse
last week. .... Miss Hazel Doak was 4
guest at the home of her brother, Garlic
ton Doak, for several days last week.
COLONIAL THEATER. Smiling George
Walsh in the Fox feature "The Book
Agent" play of laughs and thrills is
the attraction Thursday, matinee and
evening. Friday, matinee and evening,
the big scenic spectacle 'The Woman God
Forgot" with Geraldine Farrar, one of
the years triumph is offered. Never has
Miss Farrar been afforded vehicle that
discloses to better advantage her wonder
full talent. Although the production pre-
sents immense spectacular displays, in
Guiding the highest set ever built for a
motion picture it's interest is not confined
to this feature alone. Further details
may be read in another column. Satur-
day, the eminent stage star E. H. Sothern
in the six part Blue Ribbon feature
''The Man of Mystery" and little Bobby
Connolly in his latest picture will furnish
the best possible entertainment The
following are offered next week, matinee
and evening: Monday, Wallace Reid in
the new Paramount picture '"The Hos
tage." Tuesday, Clara Kimball Young in
the masterpiece Camille" Wednesday,
Carlyle Blackwell and June Elridge in
''The Marriage Market" Coming soon,
the new Paramount serial, 'Who Is Num-
Der One7' Read the story in the Boston
Post and see this thrilling play here: