The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
SPECIAL

VI MI duu MIS- DdllOuT Oh the gladys
hlark Co, was operated on Monday at
the Tapley Hospital. His parents will
remain here for a while and are at No 10
Miller street.
Ben Hazeltine is confined to his home
on Northport avenue suffering with
fractured shoulder. He was sitting on
the porch and when attempting to move
his chair to allow member of the family
to pass he lost his balance and fell with
force enough to fracture one OF his Shout
ders. Miss Sadie NJ. Nickerson, the pub
lie health nurse, was call in the emergen-
cy, but he is now under the care of a
private nurse.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
A. D. Huntoon will be at the Custom
House Friday, August 18th, to help all
who desire assistance in filing returns.
He cautions all owners of automobiles
who are thinking of operating their cars
for hire during the weeks in which the
Agricultural Fairs, Horse Trots, etc, are
to be held to file Return and pay tax be-
fore creating liability. Penalties attach
for delinquencies After August 10th Mr..
Huntoon will not be in Belfast before
Sept. I.
The room in the Savings Bank build
ing, formerly occupied by the Red Cross,
is being fitted up as an office for Miss
Sadie NJ, Nlckerson, the public health
nurse The room needs a rocker and d
desk chair, and gift or loan of them will
be appreciated. Miss Nickerson's office
| hour is from ? to p. m or she may be
called at that hour on telephone 364-11, or
! at other times at the Allen H Patterson's
residence, No, 33 Cedar street, telephone
363-5. Miss Nickerson is anxious to as
| sist the public.
At the Harthone cottage ''The Battery"
| August 10th occurred one of the pleasant
| family parties of the season. when Mr
and Mrs. George W. Day and Hon. and
Mrs. Walter Perham of Chelmsford,
Mass, entertained at clambake the
members of the ellis families, well
known in Belfast and surrounding towns.
The personnel of the party included: MI
f. W. Ellis and Mrs Sarah Peavey of
| Chelmsford, Mass Mr. and Mrs Albion
( H. Ellis of Santiago, Cal; MI and Mrs
Lewis F. Marden Mr. and Mrs Ere f.
Ellis, Miss Louise Ellis, Master Elmer Ell
lis, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy l. Peavey, Master
Russell Peavey OF Belfast; and Miss Esth-
er G. Perham of Chelmsford Mass.
A u. OF M. REUNION, Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Howard of WillIamstown, Mass,
and Belfast, entertained Saturday at the
Battery cottage the following gentlemen
all members of Mr.. Towards class, u. of
M. 1892 and their wives: J. G. Gould of
Bangor; c. c. Garland and A. J. Keith of
Old Town; A. P Starrett of Warren; w.
J. Jameson of st. Paul, Mimi. Charles S.
Bickford of Belfast. S. j. Buzzell of Old
| Town and Charles f. Capen of Boston
had planned to attend, but were detained
There were no formaities but the oc-
casion was pleasant to all concerned, as
Mr.. and Mrs. Towards home is always
hospitable and the Battery is one of the
most charming resorts on the Maine
coast
YOUNG AT NINETY A Woodland
Calf, cxchange of a recent date gives
an interesting account of birthday cele-
bration of five members of the Methodist
church of that city. The principal guest
of honor on the occasion was Miss Mary
Jackson, a former we'll known Belfast
lady, member of the local church, and
also member of the dressmaking firm of
Jackson & Wood She went to California
several years ago. The exchange says:
"Heading the quintette of those reaching
new milestone was Miss Mary Jackson,
who numbers 90 years of well spent life
to her credit. The others were Mrs. E. J.
Clanton, Mrs. R. L. Macarthur. Mrs. E. S.
Farnham and Miss Marie Legg. The Mis-
sionary Society had charge of the affair
and so far as the honored guests were
concerned it was a surprise. They were
invited to the meeting and entered into
the business proceedings. Then came a
we'll prepared program of song, story and
recital" In reporting Red Cross func-
ton the following interesting item is
noted: zone interesting feature that was
disclosed during packing operations was
| h,,p tad hv Miss Morx, To- l.
son. Despite her 90 years Miss Jackson
retains an active interest in humanity.
In the pocket of each garment she con-
tributed Miss Jackson placed new hand
kerchief and her card bearing message
of greeting"