The Republican journal., 1919-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Peters and n,rt1
returned Sunday from CAMPING trim ~
Rockport. ~
Mrs. Ada E. Wildes of the Wavs;de
lea House, High street. has had nen
and very attractive swing sign nlaced -,
the Tree near the main entrance of the
house.
The electrical shower of last s,+rrda,
evening went IN belts in different sections
Oh the city. 1t was very heavy on lin
colnVllle avenue, striking in several nIaces
and putting the electric lights and ta1a
phones out of commission. The wind
oie" gale Just before heavy downDour
Oh ram and hail For the particulars of
the Smith fire see East Belfast news
There will be a meeting tomorrow
iiloay evening, July 18th, in the Munich
PAL court room to complete the oreaniz-
atlon OF the Belfast High School Alpmr;
association and to act on the report of
tne committees on constitution and bv.
laws and On nomination of Off .ers If
is planned to have the annual MEETING
iate IN July or early in August. All for
her Students are urged to attend this
preliminary meeting.
HE CHAUTAUoUA TICKETS Five
hundred tickets for the Chautauous
course will be sold at S. 20 each after
mat the price will be S2.75. Last wear
considerably over 500 tickets were sold
and as the attractions this year are even
better than last the committee expect a
ready sale of that number now. Each
guarantor will have eight tickets to sell
and If they are not successful in disnos-
ing OF them they will please report to
Chairman M. l.. Slugg
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Hanson enter
tained family party July 4th at their
horne on Northport avenue, when Mrs,
Henry l.. Lord, Miss Grace A. and Judge
Maurice W. Lord, Mr.. Herbert F. Han
son and family, Mrs. Hosea w. Rhoades
and family, Rudolph H. Cassens, Mr..
and Mrs Frank H. Mayo were present
Refreshments of fruit brought from thei,
home at Fort Pierce, Fla, were served
An unusual feature of entertainment
during the evening was bonfire on the
lawn in the rear of the house.
POORS MILLS. Riverside grange en-.
tertained Silver Harvest grange last
Thursday evening with a large attend.
ance.... Oscar Thompson and son have
been visiting his brother, Arthur Thomp.
son.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Milton anc
two children from Portland, also Mrs
Margaret Wood were guests Saturday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wood -. Bernice
Ryan recently spent few days with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ryan,. Mrs
Jackson and children who have beer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Flood for some time
returned home last Tuesday. ALFRED
Dutch of the Naval Hospital, Newport
r. l., is expected at H. H. Wentworth's
for short furlough.
Capt. and Mrs. A. E. Andrews Of Farm
ington have leased the Stephenson cot
tage on Allyn street for the summer anc
later will take an up town rent. Just
before war was declared Capt Andrews
opened an office in Odd Fellows block in
this city as the local agent of the George
H. Chaplin Farm Agency of Boston, an
old and reliable firm. He went into ser
vice and saw 81 months service overseas
with the 1O3d Infantry of the Goth Divis-
ion. When the armistice was signed he
was transferred, at his own request, to
the aviation service as an observer and
served as flier until he came home May
23rd. He was nine months at the front
and escaped without wounds, but was
slightly gassed. He has taken up his
work here where he left it. See his ad-
vertisement.
The Woman's Hospital Aid and Club
will hold a fair in Memorial Hall on
Wednesday, July 10th. The committees
for the tables are as follows: baby artl-
cles, Mrs. E. L. Stevens, Mrs. A. M.
Lothrop, Mrs. Maine Hills; fancy table,
Mrs. Elmer Small, Mrs. F. G. Mixer
Mrs. F. l. Wilson; apron table, MRS. j..
w. Ferguson, Mrs Ralph Ames; food,
Mrs. R. P. Coombs; candy, Miss Frances
Abbott; ice cream, Mrs. E. A. Wilson. "A
short musical will be given at D. M
followed by drawing the afghan made by
members of the Aid. All who can neip
by donating for the tables are assured II
will be greatly appreciated. Articles OF
money can be left with Mrs. Z. L. DIE
vens or Mrs. Elmer Small.