The Republican journal., 1920-08-05

Dor few days in his large yacht.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, Prof. and
Mrs. James T. Sleeper, who are summer
ing at The rattery, left Wednesday for
Castine to remain until after the carnival
Thursday. The excursion will 60 over
today, Thursday.
Fleischman's handsome Diesel pleasure
Yacht Haida was in our harbor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleischman are on an out
inc trim along the Maine coast and his
Yacht is attracting favorable attention.
She is black with commodious mahogany
cabins.
The trustees of the fund contributed
for the new school building met at The
CITY National Bank at p. m, Tuesday,
to attend to it's investment. 1t was in
vested as follows: 500, 900 in the Victory
Liberty loan; $4,000, in the 4th loan;
So. 900 in the 3rd and $1,000 in the End.
| There was large attendance at the
Democratic caucus held at the Court
House Tuesday evening. The city COM
mittee organized with Thomas w. 10th
rop, chairman and Giles G. Abbott; clerk.
A. C. Towle of Oakland, the Democratic
candidate for Congress from this district,
was present and made a very favorable
impression.
Sir Auckland Geddes, the British Am
bassador, and his personal staff, includ-
ing secretary Tenant and Captains
Henry and Graves are now at the Rice
cottage, his summer embassy, at Dark
Harbor, arriving at $50 p. M, Tuesday.
Seven of the servants arrived Saturday,
Lady Geddes is in England for their chill
dren and will return in early September.
There will be little or no social functions
until the arrival of Lady Geddes Sir
Auckland will in the meantime visit Can
ada and also make short trips from Dark
Harbor to deliver several addresses
PooR's MILLS. Mrs. Lee Wentworth
of Boston is visiting at Mrs. o. A.
Wade's.. Miss Evelyn Wilson of Au-
gusta visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Wilson, recently. Mrs. Fred Car
ter, who has been on the sick list, is able
to walk out some....O. L. Wentworth's
little baby was sick the first of the week,
having commissions. DR.. Carl Stevens
attended it,. Mr. and Mrs. Will jackson,
son and daughter of Sanford, are visiting
Mrs. Lucy Jackson. Mrs. W. T. Went
worth and daughter Mildred, also her
daughter, Mrs. James Dillon, and tile
son have returned to their home here.
THE NEW BELFAST FAIR. The local
annual fair and cattle show will be helo
at the grounds of the New Belfast Fail
Association, Aug. 18th, 18th and 10Th
The neat booklet of premium lists, in.
struction to exhibitors, ETC., is from the
Cushman Print Shop in Centre Montville
The Belfast Band will be in attendance
daily. There will be races every after.
noon with H. C Buzzell in charge of en-,
tries. Raymond B. Dyer is superintend
ent of the cattle department, George Luce
of the drawing contest, N S. Donahue O
the hall and agricultural products, E. l.
Colcord of poultry and Edward White O
the midway. Mrs J. G. Paul is in charg
of the fancy work. There will be sport
ing events and dancing at the pavilion
afternoon and evening.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL FAIR
The fair as benefit for the Waldo County
General Hospital will be held in the Ar
mory next Monday afternoon and even
ing when the following will have charge
of the tables: Fancy work, Mrs. John A
Fogg and Mrs. Melvin C. Murch; aprons
Mrs. Frank l. Wilson and Mrs. John w
Ferguson; mystery table, Mrs H. H
Carter, Mrs. Leroy A. Weber, Mrs. W
l.. West; dolls, Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens
food, Mrs. E. A. Wilson and Mrs. Ralph
Ames; twenty-five cent table, Mrs. Rob.
ert P. Coombs; friendship table, Mrs
Nathan H. Small and Mrs. Norman S
; Donahue; bags, Mrs Elmer Small; bas-
kets, Mrs. o. S. Vickery; flowers, Mrs
Maine Hills, Mrs. Ansel M. Lothrop
candy, Mrs. w. Morris Deisher; iced tea
will be served by Mrs. S. A. Parker, ane
the ice cream by Mrs. George L. Kit.
tredge, assisted by her two daughters
the Misses Helen and Elizabeth. The baby
show in the afternoon will be under the
direction of Mrs. Herbert L. Seekins
Mrs. Morris L. Slugg and Mrs. Leslie C
| Follett DR.. True of Auburn has con-
tributed silver cup for the best looking
; girl or boy under three years and may b
seen at the City Drug Store. Prizes will
{ also be given for the heaviest boy ant
, girl under three years and also for thu
best looking boy or girl between 3 and
. years. The concert will include pian'
/ solos by Miss Blanche Fleming and voca
l solos by Miss Gertrude Tingley, studen
at the Ferguson summer school at North
port; monologue by Miss Elizabeth Kit
tredge; vocal solo, by Mrs. Richard E