The Republican journal., 1920-10-21

DC prepared to renew your membersh;n
IN the Red Cross, November nth.
MRS. b. +. Colcord of Searsport is con-
saiescing at the Tapley Hospital. where
sne mas been medical patient for SEVER
al weeks. She is now able to receive
callers.
Inc ladies' of the Baptist Sewing Circle
Will have their annual fair and sunnar a.
the vestry afternoon and evening, Dec.
ISL They will also have a tackina bee
III the vestry this, Thursday, afternoon.
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, 1. O. OF,
Will have an interesting meeting Tuesday
evening, Oct. Goth, with Mystic Lodge
OF warren as guests. Supper will be
served at o'clock followed by a regular
session when Mystic Lodge will confer
the degree on several candidates.
Wilmer,J. Dorman has closed his resi-
dence ON Cedar street for the winter and
has taken the B. P. Hazeltine residence
at the corner of Court and Franklin
streets, while Mrs. Hazeltine is in Spring.
held, Mass. Mrs Maria Mountain will
continue as his housekeeper.
Mrs Powell Clayton of Washington,
u. C., who has been at her summer
home in this city the past season, will
accompany Mrs. William V. Pratt to
Southern Calf, for the winter, leaving
early in November. They remain here
to vote in the National election, Nov.
End.
Parties were in Belfast last Monday
evening from Massachusetts for the
purpose of securing a twenty acre field
for landing station. Orrin j. Dickey
showed them several locations but no
contract was made. They left their air
plane in Monroe after failing to land here
and came over by auto.
Please take notice that the annual
meeting of the Waldo County Chapter
OF the American National Red Cross will
be held on Wednesday, October 81, 1920,
at 4.30 O'Clock in the Red Cross room for
the election of an executive committee,
consideration of and action upon reports,
/ and transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the chap
! ter. Each member of the chapter is ear
nestly urged to be present-Mrs. Marion
| Lothrop, Secretary.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry M. Prentiss observed the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marr-
age last Friday at their nome on Court
street Harry Mellen Prentiss and Sara
Wilmington Francis were married in Bel
fast Oct. Is, 1895. The event of last
Friday was private, but members of the
North Church and its allied societies sent
them shower of post cards containing
many good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles P. Hazeltine recently observed
their golden wedding without any for
malities only few neighbors learning of
the event by accident. Mrs. Hazeltine
was formerly Miss Josephine Caroline
Knowlton.
Should you, by chance, have sickness
in your home this winter, would you
rather pay the expense of a trained nurse
in constant attendance, or would you, all
things considered, prefer to have an
equally well-trained nurse come in to
minister to your invalid from day to day,
as needed, at the nominal charge of fifty
cents a visit, or less if that should be
beyond your purse? The Red Cross has
maintained Public Health Nurse for a
year at an expense of $780, It will re-
quire at least as much this coming year,
and there is no surplus upon which to
draw, as there was last year. How is it
to be raised2 1t would be great misfor-
tune to give up our nurse now. She is
here for the safety and help of all. Any,
one may need her services. 1t should be
the privilege of all to help bear the ex-
pense. Large gifts are necessary; but
even the smallest help will be gladly
received. To have part, however small,
in the maintenance of this good work
gives one personal interest in its sue
cess. Please contribute. The treasurer
is Miss Isabel CHM, 10 High street, Bel
fast.
ARMISTICE DAY. Frank Durham Haz.
eltine Post, American Legion of Honor
is making preparations to observe ARM
istice Day. The sports will include
football game with the B. H. S. team,
weather permitting, on the Mcclellan
school field. Renworth R. Rogers is
coaching the following material: May
nard Strout, Ralph A. and Theodore C.
Bramhall, Harold Stone, Cecil Getchell,
Robert Wilson, Harry Brown, Albert Mil
Ter, Elmer Collins, Frank Libbey,
Donald Shute, and several subs. The
MANAGEMENT are aware that they have
more weight than wind" but will en-
deayor to develop the latter requisite.
Their room in the Marsh house will be
opened to the public on that day and it is
hoped that all interested will see that all
donations are sent in before that date.
They have photograph and would like
more records for it. The parade will start
a. IN m and cover the usual line of