The Republican journal., 1919-12-11

Supt. Herbert H. Stevens of the Leon
ard q Barrows factory is out again after
a few days illness at home
Company F, Third Maine, will have a
dance at The Armory on Christmas Eve.
Mckeen's orchestra will furnish music.
Remember the 18th annual concert and
ball given by the Hook and Ladder Co,
at the Armory Friday evening, Dec 18th.
The boom in transfers in real estate in
Belfast and surrounding towns caused
record entry at the Registry of Deeds re
Gently, when Il deeds were received in
one day and SO in two days
Freeman Crockett returns to his home
in Northport today, Thursday, from an
operation at the Waldo County Hospital
when 1t was necessary to remove one of
his eyes. Dr. o. S. Vickery. specialist
performed the operation.
| Orrin j. Dickey, Assistant Inspector
General of the Maine Odd Fellows, will
leave for Rockland Thursday to make an
official inspection of Canton Lafayette
Major Dickey was accompanied by Capt.
I William NJ. Estes Of Canton Pallas.
Margaret Evelyn, the three-year-oId
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George 0.
/ Frisbee, who had her tonsils removed by
| Drs. L. d. Tapley and Foster C. Small at
the Tapley hospital recently, is gaining
I fast at her home on River avenue.
Amasa S. Heal met with serious in
jury last Thursday at his granite shed on
| Bridge street. He was assisting in NOV
ing monument when it slipped and in
jured the heel cord Of his left foot He
was able to be out Friday on crutches.
Mrs John H. Quimby is confined to her
home on Court street with a fracture of
her left leg above the knee She was in
the laundry at her home Sunday and fell
through the trap door into the cellar. The
fracture was perfectly clear one without
even splinter.
On Monday evening, Dec 18th, 1919
Tarratine Tribe No. 10, |. 0 r. M, will
confer The adoption degree on several
candidates, also nominate officers for
the coming term-after which a picnic
supper will be served in the banquet hall.
All Red Men are requested to attend
The Christian Endeavor of The Baptist
church will have charge of the Christmas
tree at the Girls Home this season. The
North Church Guild devotes much of the
time at their regular sessions to sewing:
while the Alliance of the Unitarian church
are making CON forters for the Home.
Cards have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry Baker announcing
the marriage of their daughter Helen MAY
10 Horace Kicker Perry at Dover n, H.,
Friday, Nov. 28th. The groom is the son
of Nj and Mrs. j. C. w. Perry of Port
land and a grandson OF Mrs. AL &c l.
Thombs of this city
The assignments for Justices in the
Waldo County Supreme Judicial Court
in 1920 are as follows: First Tuesday il
January, Justice George M. Hanson Of
Calais; third Tuesday of April, Justice
Luere B. Deasy of Bar Harbor; ourth
Tuesday of September, Justice v arren
C. Philbrook of Waterville.
CITYPOINT Enos Hatch fell on the
ice Tuesday and received bad shaki ing
up, MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Cushing sailed
Tuesday from New York for Jamaica....
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clapp, who boz ght
the Beverly Staples place, left last week
for New Orleans, where they will spend
the winter Mrs O. E. Clay left Fri
day for a few weeks visit in MiddIebury,
VT. Owing to an epidemic of mumps the
school closed Dec 5th. The pupils pre-
scented their teacher, Mrs. Clements,
with a Bible as token of their regard
The annual fair and supper held las.
Wednesday at the Baptist vestry under
the auspices of the Sewing Circle were
very successful in every particular. The
sales ia bles were well patronized and the
articles offered for sale attractive. Mrs
William l.. Cook had charge of the fancy
work, and was assisted fy Mrs Herbert |
S Morey and Mrs. Edwin S. Perkins, |
while Mrs. Wayland hnowiUon aud Mrs !
NJ. w. Rich sold out their stock of aprons. !
The supper was under the direction of
Mrs. BENZ. L. Robertson and the menu !
was delicious ano the supply abundant |
About $I20 were realized.
Leroy A. Coombs has contracts to
build two pleasure boats at his shop near
the foot of Commercial street this win
ter. For NJ. j. Mullins of Pittsbure, Penn,
summer resident of Boothbay he will |
build 40-foot power boat to have a
speed of % knots with a l50-horse-power |
Sterling engine. She will have an oak |
frame, cedar planking and mahogany fin
ishing and will cost between ten and /
twelve thousand dollars. The contract |
calls for all modern furnishings. Mr.. |
Coombs will also build 30-foot power
boat for the Fowell's use at Isola Bella.
THE NORTH CHURCH GUILD At the |
Monday meeting with Mrs. W. L. West, |
assisted by Mrs. C. W. Jennys, work
was begun for the Easter bazaar under
the direction of the work committee. |
Anne M. Kittridge, chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, gave an outline
of the winters work, which was pleasing
to all. Amy E. Stoddard, chairman of |
the program committee, read the inter-
esting year book for 10000 1t was vot- |
ed to have Guild rally next Sunday,
when every member is urged to meet in |
he vestry at 10 80 and attend in body. |
The Guild will give Christmas party in |
the vestry next Monday evening, when a
cordial invitation is extended to the Cir
Gle and all the ladies of the church to be /
present Miss Amy E. Stoddard, Mrs.
Esther S. Hartshorn and Mrs. Clara H. |
Seekins will be hostesses. The program
will begin at 7.45. All Guild members |
are requested to bring two or more white