The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-03-25

Inc Belfast High school basket hal,
'eain won last Thursday evening bv five
points from the Y. M. C. A. team 81
dexter. The physical strength was in
IaVor OF the visitors, who were o,a.r
IMAM the B. H. S. boys The local team
went into the game with the determine
''on 70 win even against very apparent
oods. There was plenty of excitement
1or the large audience from start to f;n;sh
The summary:
B H. S. nv
Smalley If 3 rh s;no,";- .
Matthews IF III Gnrs,a . .
Buzzell 8 nT Talsley .
Vaughan Id SD rf Po onias 2 z
Lothrop RIB 6 rfua.; eh'
Referee, Donahue.
In personal note from Lake View, the
home of The American Thread Comnanv
where Miss 1nez l.. Barker is superintend
ent of the hospital, we learn the follow.
Ing IN regard to Waldo county people:
Mrs. Horace P. Barker of Centre Mont
Vile was the guest of honor at an after
noon tea and thimble party given by
Mrs. B. L. Larrabee, formerly of Sears
port and 1slesboro. There were about
20 present and the hours were spent So
clally and with fancy work. The hostess
assisted by her little daughter Mercena,
and by Miss Barker, served delicious
sandwiches, Dutch cookies, assorted
cake and confectionery, while Mrs. H.
II. Prlngle and Mrs. E. S. Daggett poured
Russian tea. Mrs. Larrabee is DELIGHT
tul hostess and the afternoon was most
pleasant one. Mrs. Larrabee is also the
popular president of a prosperous Ladies'
AID Society. For place of it's size Lake
View has something very out of the ordi-
nary, mems club with about rs mem
bers." The Thread Company maintains its
own hospital with Dr. Larrabee managing
physician and surgeon
| The WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. The
Misses lsolene and Hattie Barnes of Bris-
tol, X. l., who are bearing the expense of
renovating and repairing the rooms given
IN honor of their aunt, the late Miss
Elizabeth Barnes of this city, have also
sent cheek of $500 to Mrs. Cecil Clay
Tor general expenses of the Hospital. .,.
Mrs. A. A. Drury and son, Loyal A.
Drury, who have been ill at the Hospital
with the prevailing epidemic, have re
covered and returned home Mrs, Maine
Hills gave very pleasant card and
thimble party Wednesday afternoon,
March 18th, as benefit to the Hospital.
Mrs. Orris S. Vickery won the prize at
auction, a dainty vase. Mrs. Hill was
assisted by Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore and
Mrs. V. l.. Hail in serving sandwiches
and tea....Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens will
entertain the next in the series of parties
at her home Thursday afternoon, April
lst.....Mrs. Clara Griffin of Los Altos,
Calf, has sent Mrs. Cecil Clay a check
of $500 for renovating the operating and
sterilizing rooms. Mrs William B. Swan
will also attend to renovating and refur-
nishing the Swan room in honor of he1
late husband.
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS The Re-
publican caucus held in the Court House
Wednesday evening, March 18th, was
one of the most encouraging and enthu-
slastic in many years. H. C. Buzzell was
chairman and Ralph l. Morse, secretary
while Chas. S. >Bickford presided. The
following delegates and alternates were
elected to attend the State and district
convention in Bangor, March 25th: H. C.
Buzzell, chairman; E. L. Colcord, W. L..
West, DIR. o. 5. Vickery Hon. A. l.
Brown, DR.. E. D. Tapley, Arthur Richie,
B. o. Norton. Judge Clyde B. Chapman;
alternates, Ralph l. Morse, Roy C. Fish.
A. j. Fernald, D. c. ~Greenlaw, Guy A.
Gray, George H. Darby, Scott Gray, M.
S. Jelilson, A. P. Goodhue. Delegates to
the district convention, Ralph l. Morse,
chairman; Ralph A. Bramhall, A. j. Fer
maid, A. P. Goodhue, Guy A. Gray, George
H. Darby, d. c. Greenlaw, Scott Gray,
Harry W. Clark; alternates, Charles S.
Taylor, L. L. Robbins, Fred L. Tooth
aker, D. H. L. Chaples, A. B. Smalley, R
e. Fish, Marshall o. X lowitcn. lyon NJ
Salter, j. E. Hayes. The Republican city
committee organized with MI Buzzell
chairman and Mr.. Morse secretary and
treasurer: Ward 1, H. C. Buzzell, Austin
j. Fernald, Charles S. Taylor, Judge
Clyde B. Chapman, DR.. Eugene D. Tap
ley, Guy A. Gray, Russell c. Carter,
Pearl M. Gray, E. L. Colcord, Harry W.
Clark, C. W. Wescott, R. H. Howes, H.
H. Stevens, Bert L. Davis; Ward 2, George
H. Darby, j. E. Hayes, L. L. Robbins, v.
L. Hall, F. L. Toothaker, B. O. Norton,
R. l. Morse, DR.. w. L. West, Ralph A.
Bramhall, M. L. Slugg; Ward 8, A. B.
Smalley, Scott Gray, D. H. L. Chaples,
w. w. Blazo, DR.. o. S. Vickery, Jesse E
Staples, M. o. Knowlton, A. j. Clarey,
VIM. H. Bray; Ward 4, Orrin L. Went
worth, H. B. Ladd, Carleton Doak, M. S.
Wood, F. M. Bailey, Oscar Rollerson,
Walter G. Hatch; Ward S, ]. A. G.
Beach, Ernest C. Gross, Fred A. Rob-
bins. r, w. Pattershall. LEROY Robbins.