The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-11-28

yourself. Buy War Savings Stamps.
Leonard & Barrows are taking account
Of stock. The cutters are out now and
the other rooms will be out in their reou-
lar order.
The W. c. T. U. will meet Fridav af-
ternoon with Mrs. Annie M. Frost. Cedar
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A. Coombs have
returned from Vinalhaven, where he has
been building cottages at the summer
colony.
Edward Evans and family have moved
from their home in Waldo to spend the
winter in the J. F. Wilson residence on
Condor street.
Herbert r. and Edythe Atkins Dickey
of Bangor, formerly of Belfast, are re-
receiving congratulations on the arrival,
Nov. 10Th, of son-Raymond Chandler.
Capt and Mrs. Thomas D. Barr have
moved from Cedar street to the Frost
house on Church street, where they will
live with their daughter Mrs. Hall r.
Hoxie.
Influenza is occasionally reported,
among the latest is Mrs Clyde B. Holmes,
her daughter Rebecca and son Clyde.
Both Mrs. Holmes and little daughter
have been seriously i'll, the latter develop
ing pneumonia.
Donald M. Shute and Austin ]. Jewett
have returned from the University of
Maine, where they took the special six
weeks course in electrical engineering.
Both have been working for some time in
the Read Garage on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hebert of Fitch
burg, Mass, have taken for the winter
the rent of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Curtis
in the Seekins house on Congress street.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis. have retained room
for the present.
- Archie C. Hopkins has bought the
Mixer stationery and book store and took
possession last Monday Willis B. Fetch
er will be in charge for the present.
Miss Inez Chaples, who has been clerk
for several years, will remain for week
or more
Frank l. Wilson, local agent of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company, is dis
tributing a o. page cook book with the
compliments of that we'll known COM
pany. Mr.. Wilson has paid six death
policies on victims of the recent cpl
demic. One was for $3.50 to widow
and several children, when the deceased
husband had only paid in about ten dol
lars.
Fred w. and Earl L. Curtis brought
home a handsome buck and a doe from
their recent trip at the head of Moose
head Lake, where they were later Joined
by Dr. Eugene D. Tapley of Belfast and
Or. Thomas Tapley of West Brooksville.
They made their headquarters at the
Seeboomook House.
Next Saturday evening the Camp Fire
public ceremonial in the Unitarian
church vestry. Preceding the ceremony
the Blue Birds will present half hours
program of games and folk dances. All
who are interested in these two organi-
cations are cordially invited. The OPEN
ing hour is-seven because of the extreme
youth of some of the participants.
Mrs. Florence A. Warner of Portland,
the director of the home department of
the Maine Agricultural and Industrial
League, will be in Belfast next Wednes-
day, Dec. 4th, when meeting for all in
terested will be held in the Municipal
Court room in the city building. A Bel
fast League will be organized to assist in
one of the most important branches of
the reconstruction period-the raising
and saving of home supplies.
The Hospital Club of the Waldo Coun-
ty hospital, has voted to take from its
treasury sufficient money to refurnish the
reception room in the hospital. Four
straight chairs and a rocker of fumed
oak, with library table to match has been
purchased with new curtains, etc. Maurice
w. Towle of the Home Furnishing Co.
has given very serviceable rug for the
room, which is much appreciated. It
has also been voted that the members of
the club make house to house canvass
for donation week.
The December meeting of John Coch-
ran Chapter, D. A. R., will be held with
Mrs. Amos Clement, assisted by Miss
Florence M. Kimball next Tuesday even
ing instead of Monday, on account of the
Gorst lecture. The roll call will be an
swered by specimens of American humor;
the paper, Makers of American Humor,
will be given by Mrs. Eta Piper Slavery;
reading from American humorists by
Mrs Mabel Wilson Miller. There will
be an exhibit of famous cartoonists.
Miss A. L. Dingley, publicity chair
man of the Maine Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, writes that SIT is expected
DR.. Sarah Sweet Windsor of Boston will
be the speaker on the subject of social