The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-05-13
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MRS. Edwin L. Colcord, whose marriage
70 John Matola of Nashua, N. H., will
lake place IN June, was recently given
Tin shower by Miss Lillian Dexter at her
nome on Cottage street. The hours were
spent socially and with music. Light re-
ireshments were served. Other guests
were Misses Eleanor Bruce, Louise R.
element, Doris Coombs, Doris Clifford.
katherine Kittridge, Margaret Nickerson'
Geneva Stephenson, Myrtle Simpson and
Ruth Wiley.
SOMETHING WORTH WHILE! Donald
MacMill N, Americas greatest explorer.
Will lecture in Belfast at the Colonial
theatre an evening of the week of Nav
24th. Mr.. Macmillan brings with him
| actual moving pictures taken on his
trips into the Arctic. Mr.. Macmillan is
son of Maine and is thorough Ameri-
can-l0O per cent pure. This lecture is
under the auspices of the Frank d. Hazel
Tine Post of the American Legion. Be
sure to watch for the date and take in
this event of years.
Mrs j. F. Wilson has been ill since
April 22nd with an infected arm caused
ny the deep scratches of her pet white
Angora cat. The animal had been visit
ing nelghbor's chicken coop and arriv-
ed home greatly excited. Mrs Wilson
attempted to handle him by throwing her
apron over his head He seemed to re-
| sent this and began to attack his best
friend. The wounds were cauterized but
the whole arm and hand have been badly
swollen and very painful. Mrs. Wilson
mas also been suffering from the nervous |
shock, but is improving.
Miss Van Zile. the field secretary of the
New England division of the Red Cross. |
was In Belfast recently to meet the Pub |
lie Health Board and examine the records
OF the winters work. She said that Bel
lasts record, size considered, is not ex-
celled IN the State. Miss Sadie NJ. Nick
erson, r. NJ, the Public Health nurse,
mas been granted leave of absence for
TOUR months and will leave in June for
Summons College for special course in
the work. Miss Alice Parker, R. N. a |
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker,
VINO has had experience as a Public |
health nurse in Walpole, Mass, and is at
present assisting in night work at the
Waldo County Hospital, will substitute
for Miss Nickerson in her absence.
There was large attendance of the
members of Canton Pallas to greet Gen.
VIII Z. Miller of the Patriarchs Militant
OF Maine of the Odd Fellows and the
meeting was one of enthusiasm. Lieut.
Harold b. Robinson was added to the
llnance committee Applications were
received for the degree of Chivalrv.
Whlch VIII be later conferred in Bangor,
ana the Canton passed favorably on the
following: Ida P. Libby, Margie P. Row
ell and Jennie Frost of Favor Rebekah
Lodge of Unity and of Laurel G. BRIDGES
Lena E. Lurvey and Alice Stanley Of
! Center Harhor Rebekah Lodge of Brook
lin, Maine. Many of the Canton members
are planning on attending the Grand Lodge
session IN boston IN the coming Septem-
per IL Is expected that it will be the
largest sess' on of Canton members that
| Will pc held In the east in years, The
June Field day will be held in Portland
and Belfast will doubtless send deleea-
ton IN attendance on that
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL, Hon.
L, e. Morse Of Liberty was in Belfast
the past week and called at the hospital.
MI. Morse was instrum entail in securing
the flrst appropriation for the hospital.
MISS Iva Blood, R. NJ, of Morrill, has
been the hospital recently on special
case....Mrs. Myrl B. Smith of Waldo.
Mrs. Annie Carney of Belmont. Mrs. M
L. Thompson and Miss Iva Frazier Of
Searsport, Mrs Mary A. Boulter of Bel
fast, all medical patients, have returned
home the past week.. Jennie and Walter
Spear of Belfast, Adrian Smith of Mon
roe, who had their tonsiIs and adepoids
removed, have also returned to their
homes. Mrs. Abbie E. Simmons and
Mrs. Muretta P. Smith of Belfast, medi-
cal patients, are improving Mrs. Cliff
ford Clark of Belfast and Charles Thomp-
son of Northport, surgical patients, have
returned home. The former was operat-
ed on by DR.. Spear of Rockland.. Wat
son M. Hudson of Wareham, Mass, a
commercial traveller recently injured
near the city in an auto accident, re-
turned home by boat several days az O.. -.
Sherman Cram of Liberty, a surgical pa
tient, is at the hospital. e. Mrs. George
! W. Davis, who has been at the hospital
/ several weeks, has returned to her home
| in East Belfast. Miss Elizabeth Cilley
of Brooks, student nurse, graduated
Sunday and received her diploma from F.
l. Wilson in behalf of the directors.
Monday evening she was given a party
by friends at the hospital, receiving
flowers and many gifts. Refreshments
were served. .... Miss Alice Parker. R. N.
is assisting in night work.