The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

All members of Tarratine Tribe Of Red {
men are requested to be at their Hall, I
Sunday P. NJ, Nov, 7, to rehearse for |
degree work to bedone at Rockland, Nov.
II. Vinalhaven Tribe is also to be there.
A masquerade ball will be held in the
Armory Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th,
under the auspices of the Universalist
League and as a benefit to that society.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury is chairman of
the committee of arran Gements.
See the advt of Hazeltine Post for
particulars of their celebration Armistice
Day, Nov. 11th Dinner will be served
in Memorial Hall at IL m. and all who
care to assist in serving and contributing
will please notify Mrs. Annie Durham
Hazeltine.
The Travellers Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 with Mrs.
John R. Dunton and Miss Margaret Dun
ton. Program: ''The Mammoth Cave"
Miss Dunton; ''The Key to the North.
west," Miss Hopkins; s'The Great Lakes"
Miss Maude E. Mathews.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the engagement of Miss
Hazel Marie, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manson Low of Dorchester, Mass,
to Otis L. Anderson of Stoneham, Mass.
Miss Lows mother was formerly Miss
Minnie Cunningham, daughter of James
H. Cunningham of this city. No date
has been announced for the wedding.
DR.. Alfred johnson terminated his Ia
bors as 1920 Republican campaign
speaker late last Monday night, the eve
of election, by addressing gathering of
French Canadian mill operatives at st.
Jean Hall, Marlborough, Mass, in the
French language. DR.. johnson spoke
throughout the Campaign, at Boston and
in other cities and towns in several New
England States, to great variety of
audiences.
A public 500 party was given in the
Service Rooms Monday evening, for the
benefit of Anchor Chapter, o. E. S. De-
corations, score cards, refreshments, etc.
|, were all in keeping with Halloween.
Seven tables were filled for the game and
. the evening was much enjoyed. Ice
. cream and fancy cookies were served,
and the first prizes, Halloween baskets
filled with candies, went to VIM. Grinnell
and Miss Florence Cclcord. Consola-
tions, Halloween favors, were awarded
to Mrs. VIM. Goodell and VIM. Grinnell
Jr. Mrs. A. S. Trundy and Mis-. M. B.
Thompson were hostesses.
WEST BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
returned to their home in Bar Harbor
Saturday, after short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Childress.. Miss Annie
McLain returned to her home in Apple
ton Sunday, after spending a week with
friends in this vicinity..... Mrs. M. Shear
er of Wilmington, Del, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Childress... Mrs. Brad
street of Augusta and Stephen Longfel-
low of Togus, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
! Edgar Smith,. Mrs. Susie Philbrook of
Palmyra is visiting Mrs. Lizzie Cunning
> ham,. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Elms and
n Mrs. Herbert XII nball motored to Angus
a ia and Togus recently..... Mr.. and Mrs
v Mervyn Perry have taken the j. X. Den
4 nett rent on Bell street for the winter.
, Last Friday evening the home of Mrs
}, Nora Wood of North Searsmont was the
scene of very pretty Halloween supper
and house warming given in honor O.
e Dana Higgins, who is erecting a set o.
r buildings on the old site of the late Adel
!. bert Higgins farm. Covers were laid fol
h 46 and the menu included baked beans
S breads, fancy pies and cakes. A silve
e collection, amounting to a fine sum, wa
# taken. The evening was spent witt
= games, music and dancing. The hous,
e was very prettily decorated in Halloween
e effects. In addition to the families o
d Mrs. Wood and Mr.. Higgins those pres.
6 ent were: MIR. and Mrs George Coope
= and little grandson, Maurice Pease, MIR
II and Mrs. Linwood Salisbury, MI ant
II Mrs George Thompson and daughte
e Marguerite, Mrs. Bert Wentworth MIR
= and Mrs. Frank Cooper and daughte
I n
ter Evelyn, Mrs. Alice Stover ane
!. daughter Marian, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Higgins and daughter Madeleine, Mr. anc
Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Brown, Charlie Gray and nephew
Albert, Don Lucas, Fannie Banks, Dana
; Achorn, Wilber Fuller, Willie Gordor
and Henry ittlefield
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