The Republican journal., 1920-12-16

Walter j. Clifford, manager of tn,
Colonial Theatre, placed Tuesday morn
ing one of the most ingenious and at.
tractive advertisements ever seen here
AT the junction of the principal busines.
were life size blackbirds that drew the
name in the Colonial Tuesday. "Just
look! "Are they real," Keep still" were
heard on all sides.
Inc State Department at Augusta re-
Cehtiy requested city clerk Charles S.
nickford to forward sworn statement oi
tne copy of the marriage of Hiram Pat
Ierson of Belfast and Betsey Farrow of
Belmont. Mr.. Bickford was unable to
iocate 1T In the city records, but became
interested and continued his search.
frank l. Wilson, formerly of Belmont
mas IN ms possession the records of his
grandfather, Samuel Fletcher, ESQ.,, OF
oelmont and found the item wanted
under date of Oct. 80, 1886.
Miss Chestina Small, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Tapley Hospital, is gaining rapidly
and is now with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Walter j. Small, at 80 church
street. Capt Small remained at home a
Trip on account of his daughters illness.
his command, the schooner Blanche H.
hlng, Capt. o M. Gray of BrooksviIle
substituting is reported a total loss off
bermuda In the 6 lie of Dec. End. Her
crew was saved. The schooner was
owned by Pendleton Brothers of New
YORK and was valued at $l50, 900. She
was not insured
Inc Waldo County Chapter, A. r. c.,
has had few additional enrollments
making the total 772 annual and con-
trlbutlug members, and giving as our
snare OF the proceeds for home work,
$4O6. Besides this we have received
donations amounting in all to 1881. rs,
and ranging from $4,000 to so cents,
making total of $637.25. 1t will take
practically three times as much to carry
on our Public Health work, and we there
lore make an urgent appeal to all our
citizens to aid with as large contribu-
tons as possible. Please do not wait to
be personally solicited, but send your
check to Miss Isabel Ginn, Treasurer.
UP to date, contributions of S5 90 or over
nave been received as follows: Miss
Anne c. Crosby, $50; Mrs. Powell Clay
ton, $50; Jonas W. Blu, ton, S25; Daugh-
ters of Veterans, SIS; Mrs. j. H. Howes,
$l5; Mrs. c. c. Pineo, $40; Mrs. j. w.
Biaisdell, $40; j. H. Howes, SO; Mrs.
Amos Clement, IS; Mrs. j. w. Freder-
ick and Charles W. Frederick, IS; City
point Sewing Circle, s.; Mrs. E. p
Carle, IS; Miss Maude E. Barker, IS;
Mrs J. G. Aborn, SIS; Mrs. Ralph En-
cry, 20. Contributions of any amount
are gladly received, but small sums make
small totals, and 1t is absolutely neces-
sary for the maintenance of the work
that we have from those who are able to
do 1t gifts of S5 and over. The Public
Health work is distinctly worth while.
Nearly every up to date and enteTprising
city supports at least one Public Health
Nurse.
AN UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS BALL. Mrs.
Sumner 6. Pattee has had remark bly,
good success with both divisions of her
dancing class. The children's lessons
closed Dec. with happy session when
parents and friends were present. The
adult class closed Monday evening. Both
Will be continued again after the holidays.
Mrs. Pattee has large class in Sears
port, which also includes pupils from
Stockton Springs, and is arranging for
classes In Freedom. The ball to be given
in the Armory Wednesday, Dec. 22nd,
will be a delightful event for old and
young. The children will have the floor
from to and the adults from to IL.
Mrs Pattee will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles bradbury, Mrs. G. B. Holmes
and Mrs. G. Z. Pli 60 as matrons; Mrs.
Marion E. Brown, Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs.
Pineo, Mrs Holmes, Mrs. S. G. Swift,
Mrs A. ~
ems, Mrs V. L. Hail, Mrs |. T. Dlnsmore,
Mrs r. II. Howes, Mrs. Fred T. Chase,
Mrs. Allen IL. Patterson, Mrs. Arthur H.
Morse, Mrs. c. w. Wescott, Mrs. John
G. Pillsbury, Mrs. S. S. l.. Shute, Mrs l..
L. Rogers, Anne M. Kittredge, Mrs.
Raymond r. Sherman, Mrs. Z. d. Harts-
horn, Mrs. II. W. Collins, Mrs. Fred
RackIitf, Mrs. C. F. Hammons, Mrs.
Coombs, Mrs. L. A Payson, Mrs. A. M.
Ferguson, Mrs. Maude E. busse, Mrs.
r, ID. Southworth, Mrs. B. L. DAVIS Mrs.
X l. Hammons, patronesses. The following
program has been arranged: March by
the children's class; Hungarian Folk
Dance, Martha Hartshorn, Helen Payson,
Jane Terrabain, Vesta higgins, DORIS
Collins, Laura Beady, Isabel Coombs,
odAet ouelMdh, DulttIHle Eiena onute,
Old English Country Dance, Clarissa
Hartman, Ruth Vaughan, Ruth Foster,
Janet and Richard Sherman, Alfred and
Prescott Ferguson, Clyde York; Mignon,
Helen Foster; Dutch Dance, Alice Davis,
Hildegarde Rogers, Charlotte Cooper,
Frances Busse; Riding Dance, Oliver A.
Canter; Pierrette, Alice Brown, Anne
Cooper, katherine Pineo; Taranteila,
Frances Clark, Olive Morse; Irish Jig,
Isabel Coombs, Doris Collins, Emily
Rackiiff, Julia Chalmers, Fern Linnlkin,
Bernard an Eugene Hammons, Thomas
Parker, Warren Southworth, Harry Fos-
ter; Exhibition Waltz and Fox rrot, Mrs.
Pattee and partner.