The Republican journal., 1920-07-22

Regiment, was given Wednesday even
Ing, July 81, by lips Orchestra of Provi-
dence, r. l.
Hildegarde, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Levi l.. Rogers, was operated on
for tonsils and adenoids Saturday at her
home by DR.. Eugene D. Tapley and Harry
L. Kilgore.
Charles E. Robertson of North Sears
port has sold his farm in that town and
has bought the residence on Congress
street known ss the Isaac Boardman place
He will occupy it with his family.
A message was received Monday from
Parker F. Watts at Sailors Snug Harbor,
New York, saying "Capt. F. F. Peterson
of Rockland, formerly of Northport and
Belfast, died Friday, July 10TH
Mrs. George l. Heating was among the
Belfast women to exhibit hand braided
rugs at the recent Centennial exhibit in
Portland. They later found very ready
sale as they are the most popular rugs on
! The market today.
The Waldo County Hospital fair will be
held in the Armory Aug. 9. There will be a
baby show in the afternoon, when prizes
will be given to the heaviest boy and girl
and handsomest boy and girl There will
be sales tables of large variety of arti-
Giles, baskets, fancy work, aprons, food,
etc. In the afternoon Russian tea and
ice cream will be served and in the even
ing there will be an entertainment follow
ed by dance.
The food and apron sale at the North
! Church parlor was well patronized and
pleasant time socially. At the former
table Miss Carrie M, Cutter, Mrs Della
L. Limeburner and Miss Cassie Banks
served and at the latter Mrs F. E. Wiley,
Miss E. M. Wording and Mrs. P. G
Hurd. Mrs. A. C. Elliott and Mrs. H. L.
Seekins served ice cream. Mrs C. M.
Craig presided at the tea table and was
assisted by Misses Mabel and Margaret
Craig, Florence Dunton and Louise Rich
ards. About dozen little Misses with
their dainty baby dolls in carriages en-
joyed formal and most impressive pa-
rade, greatly admired by their elders.
POOR's MILLS. Mrs Frank Bunker
has gone to North Haven to visit rela-
tives,.,. Mrs. Lee Wentworth of Boston is
visiting Mrs. O. A. Wade and other
| friends. Mrs. Frank Smith of Green
vile with little sons have been visiting
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilson.
Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn went to LincoIn-
Vile last Saturday, called there by the
death of her brother, John Wade. =. Mrs.
Mary Clements, who has been spending
! the winter and spring with her children
in Connecticut, was guest last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert RoIerson... Keith
Brown and his mother were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Daggett.
Mrs. William I. Norris, formerly Miss
Anita N. Trask and June bride, enter
tanned at her home on Cedar street last
Thursday evening to announce the en-
gagement of her cousin, Miss Gladys
Elizabeth Brown of this city Covers were
laid for eight at daintily appointed table
and the hostess was assisted in serving
by her sister, Miss Mildred Trask A
| small Japanese parasol, suspended over
the table, formed part of the decora-
tions with ribbons extending from 1t tc
the place cards. AS the ribbons were
pulled, the guest of honor revealed a dia-
mond solitaire ring and the others hel
cards attached to those of Mervyn l.
Taylor of Augusta, who is employed with
the Central Maine Power Co. No date
of the wedding is announced.
CASTINE STATE CENTENARY CARNI.
VAL. Arrangements have been completed
for the carnival to be held at Castine
Thursday, August 5th. The committee
present the following program: 10 a. m.
historical pageant; IL M, community
picnic; L. 80 p. M, band concert and com.
munity chorus; 2.30 p. M, baby show
8. 80 D. M, base ball game at Fort George
a musical and vaudeville entertainment
by Prof. P o. Harrell, concluding with a
dance, will occupy the evening. fine
historical art display and agriculture
show will be on exhibition all day. The
committee extend most cordial invita-
ton to the people of Belfast and vicinity
to be present This is a splendid oppor-
tunity to visit this beautiful and historic
town. The steamer Goldenrod will rur
an excursion, leaving Belfast at 8 O'Clock
in the forenoon and returning in the even
ing. The number of tickets will be limit
ed and can he secured in advance al
Samuel Adams store. (See adj
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