The Republican journal., 1920-12-23

The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will
have whist party Thursday evening,
Dec. 30th, at the home of Mrs. Maurice
French, Cedar street.
A capacity house was present at the
Colonial Theatre Friday to see one of
Ben Ames Williams plays, Jubilo with
Will Rogers as the star. There are
many eliminations and several changes
from the original story.
Winfield A. Mariner has sold suf-
ficient amount of Webster-T Thomas &
Co. g brand of table coffee to be assured
of trip to Boston to attend their ban
quet. When you call at the Howes eroc-
Gerry store be sure to place your coffee
order to his credit as he is now trying for
one of their cash prizes.
The many friends in this vicinity of
Col and Mrs. A. S. Bangs of Zephyrhills.
Florida, formerly of Augusta, who have
cottage home at Temple Heights, North
port, have received invitations to their
sixtieth wedding anniversary to be OBJ
served on Friday evening, Dec. oath.
Charles W. Lancaster has placed an
attachment on the apparatus of the Fed
eral Bakery Co., now in his block on
Main street and is himself acting as
keeper. The bakery was closed several
months ago. Mrs. Mary C. Sweat is the
local member of the firm.
The Belfast High school has not enter
ed the three-county league for basket
ball honors, but will follow out it's own
bookings. 1t will play return games
with Brooks and Winslow and has an
nounced the following schedule:
| Dec. 28-Rockport in Belfast.
| Jan. belfast in Camden.
Jan. 21-Belfast in Rockport.
Feb. 4-Befast in Rockland.
| March 1O-Camden in Belt St
March II Rockland in Belfast.
Orrin j. Dickey of this city, who has
been engaged for some years in the real
estate and insurance business, has re-
Gently become affiliated with the Charles
G. Clapp Company, Inc, of the Old
South Building in Boston, who are admit
teddy the largest strictly New England
Real estate dealers. Mr.. Dickey will
represent them in Waldo County and
eastern Maine. The firm are particular
ly interested in farming property and
special efforts will be made by Mr.. Dick
ey to list good percentage OF the saleable
farm land in this section.
Little Miss Phyllis futile celebrated
her ninth birthday Friday afternoon by
entertaining party of little friends at
her home on High street. Games were
played and delicious refreshments were
served including birthday cake. The
decorations were in the Christmas colors
The guests included Olive Michaels, Eve
lyn Wood, Alice Brown, Alice Coombs,
Ellen Taylor, Henrietta Coombs, Drucilla
Roderick, Frances McRae, Ruth Foster,
Mildred Darby, katherine Pendleton.
Mrs. Albert D. Mowry was also guest.
Olive Michaels played the piano for the
others to dance and Mrs. Ada Pierce and
Katherine Woods assisted in serving.
Miss Maude E. Barker entertained a
few friends last Wednesday evening at
her home ON Church street presumably
as benefit party for the Unitarian ALI
ance of which she is president, but in
reality as surprise party in honor of
Mrs. Joseph Tyler's birthday. The re-
freshments included handsome birthday
cake which was presented to Mrs. Tyler,
who was also the recipient of bouquet of
chrysanthemums and many post cards.
The evening was spent with auction. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A.
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Kot-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Chase, Mr..
and Mrs. George R. Doak, Mr.. and Mrs
George l. Heating, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Mcdonald, Mrs. William B. Swan, Mrs
George A Quimby, James H. Howes,
Charles w. Frederick.