The Republican journal., 1920-11-25

with DR.. Eugene L. Stevens in the case
of Mrs. Roy E. Young, who has returned
home from the Waldo County Hospital,
where she had been for medical treat
ment.
What can be done on the Waldo Coun-
ty farms had coed illustrations in the
Thanksgiving birds produced Loring
Howard of Montville brought in Mon
day load of forty fine turkeys. These
birds are most difficult to raise. Fine
flocks of geese were raised this season
by Harold G. Herrick and Fred D. Jones.
Two short whistle blasts, the fire
chiefs call, was rung in Friday evening
for a chimney fire in the Andrew L.
Knowlton residence on High street, re-
Gently purchased of Rev. Ashley A.
Smith of Bangor The blaze was caus-
ed by fire in the fire place, but did little
damage The call was rung again at S p.
m. Sunday for chimney fire in the Roy
C. Fish house on Miller street. There
was no damage.
Miss Florence NJ Brown of this city,
for the past two years manager of the
local office of the Western Union, left
Wednesday to assume her new duties as
manager of the Waterville office. All
who have had business with the Western
Union regret Miss Browns removal as
she is always courteous and painstaking.
She is popular with a large circle of
young friends. Miss M. Leola Brady of
Patten, who succeeds Miss Brown here,
comes highly recommended.
Mss Maude E. Barker begun a Sc
| ries of small card parties last Friday at
| her home on Church street as benefits
| for the Unitarian Alliance of which she
| is president. They will be continued I'M
| til all the members have been invited.
| There were three tables last Friday.
/ Miss Barker, assisted by Mrs. Arthur E..
: Wilson and Mrs. S. S. L. Shute, served
= refreshments. Two like parties were
held Saturday and Monday afternoons
and were most enjoyable. Another to
include men of the parish will be held
some evening next week.
l. The funeral of DR.. Adelbert Millett
took place Friday at l.30 p. m. at his late
'e home on Cedar street with very large
:, attendance, including representatives of
the orders and societies to which he be.
IS longed The floral offerings were very
beautiful. His pastor, Rev. Alfred c.
l. Elliott, spoke in eulogistic terms of the
life and influence of the beloved physi-
t. clan. The bearers were Messrs. Robert
Sc F. Dunton, Valorus A. Simmons, Harry
M. Prentiss and Melville C. Hill The
8 interment was in the Morrill, cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Towle have re-
IL ceived letter from their son, Maurice
D. Towle, announcing his marriage in
Santa Ana, Calf, Oct. 9th, to Mrs.
IS Mabel Randel MacW hirter, formerly of
Belfast. The bride at one time conduct
IF ed manicure parlors on Phoenix Row.
She went to Santa Ana last August with
S her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Ran
del. The groom is the senior member of
N the Home Furnishing Company in this
city. Both have many friends who ex-
~ tend cordial congratulations and best
s wishes for happy welded life. I ey
= plan to return to Belfast in April.
THE SCHOOLS, ETC. Miss Florence
10 R. Keene, the popular and efficient
teacher of Grade VII B of the PIERCE
school, has resigned. While no reason
ir is made public it is said to be pleasant
Supt Roderick has received otfi-
ee cial notification of the continuation OF
B. his. as an approved secondary school :.
....f you are planning to attend the
>. evening school, which begins Dec. 9th,
A. please notify Supt. Roderick in which
class you care to register that necessary
al arrangements may be made. Last win
3 ter's term was so profitable it is hoped to
III repeat it this season...... The Teachers
Club enjoyed banquet in the High
r school room last Friday evening with n
al present Mrs. S. A. Parker presided as
I'd toastmistress in pleasing manner In
responding Principal Harry A. Foster
y spoke of The National Educational Asso-
I'd citation and Its Advantages; Miss Grace
ell A. Walton on Primary Reading; Mrs.
he Charles A. Townsend on Remarks of the
III First Grade Pupils; Miss Margaret M.
Mitchell on the Schools Appreciation OF
z. Music and Supt. Roderick on the Teach
l. ers' Club. All spoke from actual knowl-
it edge and were most entertaining. The
s. chorus nging, which interspersed the
j. remarks, was conducted by Miss Mitchell.
r. ....... Mrs. Harold S. Webb has been sub
> shutting in the High school Commercial
st department for Sub. Master Webb, who
re was ill at their home on Cedar street,.
re The schools closed Wednesday for the
i'd THANKSGIVING recess and will reopen on
n. Monday morning.. ... The schools have
I'd been and will continue to be discussed for
A. several Sundays by the Mems Forum at
h the North Church. Edward Briefly, who
! has taught in this country and abroad,
n including India, has spoken on the morals