The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-07

Board WI
n l1Iu d business meeting at their room
Monday at p. M, when everu nar nTo.
IL earnestly requested to be present
Capt and Mrs. John W. Ferguson have
m MoveG from the j. c. Durham house on
Nnurcn street to the McKeen house So
cai'ed' on upper High street.
Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows will CON
Ter the lnItlatory degree at their meeting
loiho[roW friday evening It is desir-
ddiui e mat there be large attendance. as
pans Will be made for district MEETING
The Travellers Club will meet with
MIS- fred w. Brown next Tuesday after
noon' Inc program will consist of The
AAolrondacks, Mrs. j. R. Dunton; Lake
George and Fort Ticonderoga, Mrs. C.. s.
Dickford; Myths and Legends of Can't
hidd, Miss Colburn.
Mrs Sarah A. Wade is confined to the
nome OF her parents, MI and Mrs. Thos.
D. f!lSoee, by very unusual accident
Wnicn occurred last Sunday. She was
walking In the garden when she fell and
/ made complete dislocation of her right
knee. 1t will confine her to the house
, for some time,
MIS- Lucy Hazlett of Bangor, State
Negent OF the Maine D. A, r.. was the
guest OF John Cochran Chapter last We'd
nesqay evening at the home of Mrs Cora
. q noWker. Mrs. Hazlett gave yery
informal but most interesting talk on
what the Maine Chapters are planning to
90 the coming season.
Miss Josephine P. Littlefeld who was
t IL
trust Company and for the past summer
has been assisting in the office of
Norton's Garage, has been eneaeed
as bookkeeper in the office of the Belfast
Water Company. Mrs. Florence Libbev
heene, who has held the position several
years, resigned and Miss Littlefield as
sumed her new duties Mondly.
MISS Susan Gillin, r. N, daughter of
| Senator Patrick Gillin of Bangor has
been engaged as the superintendent at
the Iapley Hospital She is a graduate
OF the Carney Hospital in Boston. Miss
Henrietta Lewis, r. N, of Fredericton.
N. b., who also graduated from Boston
school, is also employed at the Taplev
Hospital. Miss Marjorie Knowlton. a stu.
cent nurse at the hospital, will leave soon
to take course at New York hospital.
Ihe regular meeting of Aurora Rebek-
an Lodge, l. o. 0. F. will be held next
tuesday evening. Important business
VIII come before the lodge and full at
tendance is expected. The committee
appointed to serve refreshments Oct.
1oth are requested to have them next
TUESDAY evening instead and the supper
! committee which was to furnish the
supper on Oct. 18th will provide it on
oct. 10th, when it is expected there will
pc a Visitation from another Rebekah
lodge,
Dr. Alfred johnson of Belfast and
| Brookline, Mass, has been invited bv the
officers of the Maine Club of Lynn, Mass.
; to be the after dinner speaker at their
next annual banquet, which will take
place at Lynn on the evening of Thurs
day, October 14th. The Maine Club of
Lynn, with its membership of over 800,
| is one OF the most active of the Maine
organizations scattered throughout the
various States of the Union. We recall
j that few years ago, Belfast also fur
nlshed the speaker on similar occasion,
when the late George A. Quimby, "Our
George" went to Somerville to address
large gathering of former Maine people.
The following letter from the State
Department of Health, Augusta, Maine.
| under date of Sept 23rd, is self explana-
, tory:
'Belfast Water District,
Belfast, Maine.
Gentlemen:
Analysis of the sample of water taken
from your public supply which we re-
| ceived on September 21st shows this
water to be free from all evidence of
having been in contact with pollution.
This shows that you are efficiently oper-
ating your filter and chlorinator, and the
water in its present condition can be con-
sidered safe and satisfactory one to use
as public supply.
Yours truly,
P. C. MCGOULDRICH,
Director