The Republican journal., 1921-11-24
The News of Belfast.

he lNCWS VI OGl1d6Is
ubsrt L. Thayer dropped lead early
r.3resday afternoon at his home on
n street. 1t is shock to his family and
hcnds
rbe Thanksgiving drive last Thursday
n =, ,be Waldo County Hospital was very
.,essfuL A large amount Of supplies
q goodly sum of money we're re-
syed,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Carter received
,ord Monday of the arrival of their first
,oddaughter. In the Lynn Hospital,
~ q, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Carter
Il Swampscott, Mass, daughter.
The Universalist League will meet next
,dsv afternoon at 2.30 o'clock with
vs Louise S. Shales, when large at
.ossuce is requested as there is much
e,rk to be done for the Christmas fair.
The Waldo Country Hospital benefit
dance announced for Dec. l4th, has been
,jsfnitely postponed on accoaat of the
i.sta of one of its directors, William A.
gsaop, who was to have sold the tickets.
The Boston Sunday Herald ssays that
sturday, Nov. 18th, was the vsarmest on
45ord. Belfast shared IN tina. pleasure.
# also stated that Chicago and other
,a1ts west had heavy snow storm.
Cecil Clay gave stag party at his home
m Main street Tuesday evening. covers
bs.ng aid for twelve for delicious game
.pner MIR. Clay was fortunate in his re-
cent hunting trip and always shares his
Deasures with friends.
Twenty members of the Knox and
Waldo Counties School Masters Club re-
GENTLY met with Supt. E. E. Roderick and
made definite plans to carry on their ex-
snslon work in both counties with educa-
aoaai moving pictures in connection with
3ks on school matters.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will give public birthday supper at the
church Friday evening, Dec. End. Escal-
oped clans will be tn principal dish and
.abIes will be arranged for each month in
,se year that all may be accommodated.
Tickets will be on sale by mem bers and at
Luce's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Blaisdell made the
family at the Home for Aged Women
very happy Wednesday by senS Sing large
box covered with evergreen @nd packed
with good things. The arran&ement was
artistic and it contained two l;ree chick
tas, grape fruits, oranges, ralsns, home
made jars of beans, corn, pluGibs, berries,
apples, cramberries. onions, .wo pounds
Of cutter, nuts and confectionery.
Capt. Albert W. Stevens; U. S. A.,
Butes from West Virginia that he was
a, Moundsville, on the beautiful Ohio
RIVER, waiting for the clouis to chase
away before he could und dertake his off,
al work. He has became famous in his
3Iplane pictures. Th Boston Sunday
Herald of November 20th gives half
page picture in it's TotograVure section
and says: ''The most wonderful sirplane
picture ever taken of Boston, 1t is COM
detailed, shows pl lactically the
entire city. Coursing through the centre
5i the photograph is the bea,ltiful wind
ing Charles with Cambridge on the left
and Boston on the right"
The RED CROSS DRIVE. The annual
drive for membership fees and other
glts to the Red Cross the Fast week was
very successful under the following cap
.alus: Northport avenue, Mrs. Ben Haz-
stlne; the shore front, Mss Anne M.
Bay View street, Mrs. Edgar
/ Harding; Union, Mrs E. NJ. Hail.;
High, Miss Maud E. Mathpws; Church,
Mrs, j. R. Dunton, Court, Miss Sue M.
Partri lge; Cedar, Mrs Adslbert Millett;
Congress, Miss Grace H. Hall; Miller be-
gond Congress, Mrs. H. s. Morey; the
business section, Mrs. Hal Try W. Clark;
upper Main, Miss Ella M. Fblsom; Waldo
avenue, Miss Charlotte MI Tibbetts; up
per High, Mrs. Fred Racklisf; High street
extension, Miss Louise A. Lynn; Bridge,
Mrs. Charles NJ Craig; River avenue and
Peirce street, Mrs. Ephraim Thompson;
East Belfast. Miss Charlotte M. Staples;
Mrs. Eta O. Clay; Head of
Tide, Mrs. Willis S. Hatch!