The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-15

Mrs John s. Fernald is improving from
serious i'll turn at her home on Con-
gress street.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will give a
10 cent lunch to the members of the Post
and Circle Jan. 9th, following the regu-
lar meeting.
Claude Clement of Freedom, Miss
Katherine Quincy of Waldo and Miss
Alice R. Thombs of Castine have re-
Gently entered the employ Of the City
National Bank. 49,
Mrs. Clarence E. Frost fell on the ice
on school common while on her way to
attend the installation of Emma White
Barker Tent, D. of ". Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 7th, and sprained her left wrist.
The journal is indebted to the Shaw
NUT National Bank of Boston for a CAL
endar as convenient for office use as it is
artistic. It bears the dates of 1920 1920;
the former illustrated with a realistic
scene of the landing of the Pilgrims.
Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore entertained the
Saturday auction club at her home Tues
day evening when dinner was served at
7.45 followed by cards. The guest of the
evening was Mrs. Carl H. Stevens. The
prize, night glass set, was won by Mrs.
l. T. Dinsmore.
POOR'S MILLS. Capt. o. A. Wade ar
rived home last Saturday from Hartford,
Conn.,, for few weeks visit. Mrs. An
friends in the city,. Mrs. Jennie Went
worth has been quite ill the past week,
but is better at this writing.
Among the Waldo County citizens
drawn as jurors for the U. S. District
Court in Portland, Jan. 9th, are: James
P. Nichols, selectman, Searsport; Walter
s. Poland, merchant, North Searsmont;
Bion B. Sanborn, insurance, Stockton
Springs; Isaac G. Sanborn, secretary of
board of health, Waldo, on the grand
jury.
The Waldo County Teachers Associa-
ton meets here Friday. The teachers
will serve a supper in the Universalist
vestry at p. m. The following change
in the program has been announced; the
address of DR.. James G. Chalmers will be
given at followed by theatre party at
8 o'clock. The remainder of the program
will be given at the church after the
party.
The story hour was we'll attended last
Saturday, about 70 being present. Next
Saturday it will begin at 8 sharp in the
upper grammar school, Pictures will be
shown of Washington, D. c., which will
be described by Mrs. George C. Bosom
and Miss Annie l.. Barr. A special invi-
tation is extended to the High school
pupils.
The four masted schooner building in
the Pendeton yard is planked. Her
masts of Oregon pine are being made and
she is nearly calked. The ship joiners
are at work on the houses, etc., and the
machinery is being installed. She is
very handsome modelled vessel. The
Pendleton Brothers have begun to repair
the old steamer fremont on a temporary
railway.
The Women's Alliance of the First
Parish will meet at the home of Mrs. ].
C Durham, Church St, Thursday, Jam
uary Is, at 3 p. m. The speaker of the
day will be Mrs Stephen S. L. Shute,
who will give paper on INTERVIEWS"
Mrs Shute has taken special interest in
interviewing famous men and women,
among them Charles Dana Gibson, Schu-
nn-Heink, Galli-Curci, and Others and
the meeting is anticipated with interest,
From the beginning of January the
work of the war savings division of
Maine will be done by volunteers, with
Mrs. Herbert j. Brown of Portland,
State director. Post offices and banks
will continue the, sale of thrift stamps
and certificates, as before, and the buy
ing up Of these securities will form one
of the financial bulwarks of the govern
ment. This phase of the work is of i'm
mediate consequence. The official ad-
dress is at the Log Cabin, Portland.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Hospital Aid and Club was held last Fri
day afternoon at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens, when
these officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Mrs. Cecil Clay;
vice presidents, Mrs. Carl ii. Stevens,
Mrs. Giles G. Abbott, Mrs. H. H. Car
ter; treasurer, Mrs. j. w. Ferguson; sec
rotary, Mrs. o. S. Vickery; auditor, Mrs.
Harry L. Kilgore. A special meeting
was called for Wednesday at p, m. at
Mrs. Clay's home when the board of
managers were to be elected and other
business matters transacted. The annual
reports, etc., will be given in the report
of this meeting.
The Knox Waldo Schoolmaste.s' Club
was organized at Rockland last Friday
evening at the close of large mass
meeting in the interest of higher salaries
for teachers and better educational con-
ditions generally. These officers were