The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-14

Il The Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate
Company have sold for W. W. Wilson Of
Boston, Mass, his cottage at Swan Lake
to Miss Bessie L. Hubbard OF this city.
Drucilla and Burleigh, the children Of
Supt. and Mrs. E. E. Roderick, recently
observed their birthdays with home
party. Refreshments were served and
games played. The guests were Ethna
Worcester, Anne and Charlotte Cooper,
Marian Stackpole, Leonard Thombs and
Bonnie Buzzell.
The North Arson Lumber Company
have begun cutting timber on the wood
lot bought some time ago of Clarence M.
Knowlton on Congress street. The crew
is under the direction of Ernest P. Piper.
They are stacking the timber at present,
but in the near future will put a power
mill on the lot.
A large number of members of the
Belfast Chamber of Commerce attended
the rally in Searsmont last Thursday
evening. They were enthusiastic over the
chicken supper served by the Searsmont
ladies, when about 100 covers were laid.
John R. Dunton presided as toastmaster
and remarks were made by Mayor Glenn
ent W. Wescott, DR.. W. L. West, Will
lam X. Keene and president Bert L.
Davis. A social hour was followed by
dancing with music by SanfordIs or
chestra of Liberty. 1t was an evening
we'll spent.
A registered package containing twen-
ty-eight quit claim deeds was received at
the Waldo Registry Of Deeds Tuesday
The grantors in all of them were Trus-
tees of the Methodist Episcopal Churches
in the East Maine Conference including
Brewer, Bucksport, Searsport, Lincoln
vile, Hampden, West Hampden, Winter
port, Unity, Rockport, Northport, Cam
den, North Bucksport, Union, Sears
mont, Belfast, Orrington. Orono, Grace
of Bangor, Bangor, Monroe, North Sears
port, South Orrington, Rockport, Centre
Orrington, Thomaston, Morrill,, Edding-
ton, Carmel. The grantees were the
Northpo1t Wesleyan Grove Campmeet-
ing Association. The real estate trans
ferred are three parcels of land now occu-
pied by the "society cottages" but does
not include the buildings This action
was taken at the annual Conference in
Brewer The deeds are all from the law
office of Mayo & Snare of Bangor.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Miss
Maude Sibley, R. N, of the North Hos
pital, Rockland, has been assisting in
night work for some time and Miss Zodie
Weymouth of Morrill, has been assisting
in the nursing department. The fall
classes in the nursing school have been
opened with six or more students. DR..
Adelbert Milett is instructor of bandag-
ing. surgical nursing, surgical technique,
women and children's diseases; DR.. E. A.
Wilson, anatomy and physiology; DR..
Eugene L. Stevens, obstetrics; DR.. S. l..
Fairchild, anesthetics; DR.. Harry L. Kill
gore, materia medica; Dr. Carl H. Stew
ems, bacteriology and simple lavatory
lessons; DR.. Orris S. Vickery, the eye,
nose and throat. 1t has been arranged to
have the student take six months courses
at the larger hospitals. The hospital has
been nearly full for some time. Among
the convalescent surgical cases are Miss
Eta Gilman of Liberty, Mrs. Meryl Smith
and little Paul Thompson of Belfast, Miss
Gladys Heath of Standpoint Among the
medical patients are Mrs. Ada Hervey
Swan of Belfast and Lewis Violette, en-
gineer of the Bridge Construction Co.