The Republican journal., 1919-10-09
OCTOBER 20
Keep the date in mind

Aurora RebeKah Lodge will meet next
Tuesday evening. Supper will be served
at o'clock followed by the meeting
The Daughters of Veterans Afternoon
Club will meet Oct. 18th with Mrs. Nina
Cook, followed by the regular meeting at
the hall in the evening.
Under the direction of Mrs. Cecil Clay,
chairman of the thrift committee, all the
teachers of the city and rural schools,
will give special program on thrift
week.
The next meeting of T. H. Marshall
Circle has been postponed to Tuesday,
Oct. 2lst, when all are requested to at
tend to arrange for the annual inspection
on Nov. 5th.
Deputy Warden Eaton of the State
Prison at Thomaston came to Belfast last
friday for the two prisoners sentenced
at the Supreme Court last Thursday,
Sears Nick erson and Alfred Maher.
The Lewis Wharf Stock Co. have sold
their property on the water front. near
the railroad depot to The Bowker Fertil-
lzer Company. This company is
branch of the American Agricultural and
Chemical Company, one of the largest in
the country
Sub-master Harold S. Webb of the
Belfast High school has taken apart
ments in the Parker house on Church
street. His mother, Mrs Anna B. Webb,
and his children, Elizabeth C. and Theo-
dore A. Webb, are with him. His wife is
at present teaching in Bangor and will
Join them later.
Tarratine Tribe, No. 10, l. O. R. NJ, will
hold ball Wednesday evening. Oct 18th
to be neld at the pavilion at the trotting
park, There will be parade on the street
at 4 80 sharp on the afternoon of the ball.
Music by Mckeen's orchestra, This bali
is to be typical Indian ball and the ball
OF the season. Everybody is invited
At the annual meeting of the Belfast
Home for Aged Women Association held
Tuesday evening the following directors
were elected: DR.. Elmer Small, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert F. Dunton, Mrs Frances H.
Murch, Mrs. Sarah R. Pierce, Mrs. Alice
c. Bramhall, Miss J. A. Wiggin, Messrs.
Clement W. Wescott and Charles R.
Coombs. The directors organized with
DR.. Small, president, Mr.. Dunton, vice
president, Mr.. Wescott, treasurer, and
Miss Sue NJ. Partridge, clerk.
Doris Annie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry W. Collins, observed her 10th
birthday last Saturday at her home on
Congress street. The afternoon was a
merry one with games directed by the
bright little hostess Ice cream and
dalntily decorated birthday cake were
served The guests were Martha Harris
horn, Adelaide Howard, Isabel Coombs.
Marie Clements, Sabra Toothaker, Helen
Morse, John Fletcher and Max Collins.
NORTH BELFAST. Henry B. Ladd and
daughter Margaret went to Lowell, Mass,
last Sunday in his car They went to
meet Mrs. Ladd, who has been visiting
relatives there and in Roxbury the past
two weeks. They will return home the
first of next week. Mr., W, S. Hatch lost
his horse Dan last week He ate his feed
at night apparently as we'll as ever. but
when Mr.. Hatch went to the stable in the
morning the horse was dead. He has been
ba e,
liable animal.
DR.. and Mrs George E. Morgan of
Burlington, Vt, arrived Sunday to spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs
Harry L. hilgore. DR.. and Mrs. Kilgore
have moved to the GiIchrest house, No.
II Church street. DR.. and Mrs. Morgan
were accompanied by their daughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crane
of Burlington and by their son, Rollin X.
Morgan. MIR. and Mrs. Crane left We'd
nesday for an auto trip to Quebec and
Montreal and Mr.. Morgan has returned
to Portland, where he is employed by the
Corey Brothers.
ou LuG pctlI1Uu VI FIcu o. thompson
of Chicago hearing was held Tuesday
before Judge Ellery Bowden of the Waldo
County Probate Court to revoke the will
of the late Henrietta T. Nckels of Sears
port. The petition was denied. Hons
Robert F. Dunton of Belfast, VIM P. and
Robert T. Whitehouse of Augusta ap-
peared for the estate with Miss Aurelia
Hanson of Maiden, Mass, and Hon.
Arthur S. Littlefeld of Rockland for the
defendant This is the fourth hearing IN
the Probate Court, with two before the
Law Court and one before the u. S. Dis
trict Court in Portland The petition
has been enied in every case. The estate
is said to be worth at least half of a mil
lion dollars.
CITYPOINT Mr.. and Mrs Frank L
Gardner OF Auburn were recent guests
of Mr.. Gardeners sister, Miss Ella F.
Gardner, making the trip from Auburn
in their automobile. e. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Clark of Castne spent few days here
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