The Republican journal., 1919-11-27


tend the Old Glory Horse Sale in New
York City.
The Waldo County Veterans Associa-
tion will meet at No. Searsport Thursday,
Dec. 4th. If stormy, the next fair day
not later than Friday.
News has reached here of the death of
Harry Bagley which occurred last Fri
day at his home in Lynn, Mass, but no
particulars have been received.
Remember you can get a genuine
Thanksgiving dinner at the Windsor for
81. so per person-less than half the price
of an ordinary dinner at many of the city
hotels.
Mrs. Marian Washburn Miller of Lew
iston arrived Saturday to Join a party
given in honor of Miss Katherine c.
Quimby at the Randall cottage at Pitcher
Pond over the week end
The Sons of Veterans and their Auxil-
iary viii give public supper at the Me
mortal Hall, Dec. 10. The net proceeds
will be for the new school building funds.
Tickets will be 80 cents.
Large quantities Of Christmas trees are
being brought to Belfast for shipment to
the large city markets. On account of
an interstate law they are inspected for
germ growth before being shipped.
Remember the ladies of the Baptist
church will give one Of their famous sup
pers at their vestry Wednesday, Dec. 3rd,
at s. 80 p. N. The tickets are so cents and
may be secured at the dry goods stores of
Mrs. E. P. Carle and James H. Howes.
The Navy DepaI tments are to conduct
an office at the post office building in
Belfast on Wednesday of each week to
secure recruits for the Navy. Robert j
Sterling, Chief Qua1termasteI, was here
yesterday and iexpects to return here
next Wednesday,
The regular meeting of the North
Church Guild will be postponed from
next Monday evening to Monday even
ing Dec. 9th, on account of the inspec-
tion of the Eastern Star. This meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs. W. L.
West with Mrs. Jennys assistant hostess.
A small hose house is being built on
the Main street side of the shoe factory
This was done at the suggestion of chief
engineer S. S. L. Shute as many of the
tIremen are employed in that building
and the hose was available. The city
built the foundation ard Leonard & Bar
rows the building.
A government official was in Belfast
several days the past week on special
business and spent much of his time tax
ing pictures of certain sections of the
water front. He was evidently from some
naval headquarters but was not expected
10 tell at present what might be wanted
of the many pictures taken.
A tournament of ten three-men teams
was begun at Wards alley Nov. 18th
with the following score: Ray 2 vs. Bur
gin 0; French / VS. Rondeau 0; Spnney
VS. Aeene Q; Haley 1 VS. Cook G; Robinson
/ Us Robertson Q. Last Monday Ray 5
team scored 1909 and French's 1898. The
games are unusually interesting and at
tract large crowds.
To all who are interested in the con-
tinuation of the Associated Charities an
| invitation is extended to meet at o clock
Friday afternoon, Nov 28, in the NUM-
cipal Court room, At the annual meeting
| helC in October so few We're present that
nothing was done about electing officers.
| Rev A. E. Wilson, who has held the office
/ of President for four years, declines tC
serve longer. This organization has help
ed some families in emergencies, spending
annually from one hundred to two hun
dred dollars in relief. Your interest II
keeping it alive will be shown by youl
attendance at the meeting next Friday
The house toulouse drive for the W aldo
County Hospital, under the direction Of
Mrs. Cecil Clay began last Monday witt
the following solicitors: Mrs Ralph Ames
Waldo avenue, Vine, Johns and Primrose
streets; Mrs. Elmer Small. Union, Brad.
bury and Harbor streets; Mrs. Eugene L.
Stevens, Cedar and Salmond streets; Mrs
E. A. Wilson, Bay View and Commercial
streets; Mrs. Carl H. Stevens, Northpor
avenue; Mrs. H. II. Carter, business sec.
ton; Mrs. A. W. Heating, Main stree
from Post Office to Slipp place; Mrs
Adelbert Millett, Spring, Pearl and Grow,
streets; Mrs G. G. Abbott, High street
Mrs. Orris S. Vickery, Congress street
Lincolnville avenue and Alto street; Mrs
Leroy A. Webber, Franklin and Cour
streets; Mrs. William K Keene, Race
Condor and Allyn streets; Mrs. Saral
Knight, River avenue. Bridge and Pierce
streets. Mrs. Alton N johnson and Mrs
Milton c. Stephenson will canvass tht
factories and other industri s.
GEORGE H ERSKINE.