The Republican journal., 1921-12-15

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/ Mr.. and Mrs A. F. PendletoD of Bath
are spending few days with relatives in
Belfast and later will visit the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Pendle-
ton of Islesboro.
| Orrin j. Dickey assistant inspector gen.
eral of the Patriarchs Militant of Maine,
was in Camden last week accompanied by
Capt. Gerth S. Robinson and Lieut.. Ar
thur A. Hamilton for the annual inspection
of Canton Molyneaux.
All parents of pupils in the Mcclellan
school should be interested in the exer-
cises planned for Friday afternoon, the
closing day before the Christmas vaca-
ton. The program will begin with Grade
and continue in stated periods to the
highest grade, thus giving visitors
chance to form good idea of the entire
school.
Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore entertained the
Saturday Auction Club at her home on
Church street last Friday evening. The
prizes were won by Mrs. VIM. H. Hall.
who received set of Japanese bridge
table markers, Mrs. Morris l.. Slugg, a
pack of cards; while Mrs. H. H. Stevens
was consoled by the three wise monkeys.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Norman
A. Read in serving light refreshments
after the game.
Mrs. j w. Blaisdell will be hostess of
the Unitarian Women's Alliance at her
home, Georgian Hall, this, Thursday,
afternoon. The Unitarian religious news
will be given by Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore.
! The speaker of the afternoon will be DR..
A. l.. t. Cummings of the University of
Maine, who is very we'll and favorably
l. Dill Il
visits His subject will be the "French
Canadian and His Dialect" The women
of the North Church will be guests at this
meeting.
A special from Augusta under date of
Dec. 7th gives the following particulars
of the McCorrison-P Prescott Motor Com
pany recently organized at Belfast to
conduct general automobile and motor
business in all it's branches:
1.-THE capital stock is $780, 900, all of
which is common stock; nothing paid in;
par value, 500; shares subscribed, three;
denD, Brunswick; Nellie M Gupti'l
(treasurer); L. Ernest Thornton Clerk,
Belfast"
The rehearsals of Sing Song of
Sleepyhead. the Christmas play to be
given in connection with the animal
/ sale of the North Church Circle and
Guild in Memorial hall, Thursday, Dec.
22nd, indicates pretty and appropriate
play The parts are assigned as follows:
| Seepyhead, Robert johnson; Sand man,
Elmer Orchard, Captain Kidd, Arthur
Wassan; Bluebeard, Edwin Clifford; Mar
gerry Daw, Anne Cooper; Miss Muffet,
Charlotte cooper; Topsy, Elizabeth Dun
bar; Orphan Annie, Rebecca Holmes;
Boy Blue, Prescott Ferguson; Tom Tue
ker, Alfred Ferguson; Jack Horner, Peter
Slugg; Piper's Tom, Hugh Davis; Baby
! Bunting, Ruth Folett; Cinderella, Alice
Brown; Scribe, Isabel Coombs. The
grown up parts are taken by the follow
ing children: Miss Question Mark, Elena
! Shute; Old Woman, Laura Beady; Santa
Claus, Kenneth ThurloW; Mother of
Sleepyhead, Eunice Ames.
/ 10 personal note from Dayton, Ohio,
under date Of Dec. 7th, Capt. Albert W.
/ Stevens says: 81 am scheduled to give an
| Illustrated lecture before the Appaach-
ian Mountain Club and Aero Club of
! Massachusetts, in Huntington Hall, Bos
| ton, Friday evening, Dec. 9th. | am
leaving tomorrow for Boston. Wish |
could get the additio al time to 60 to
Maine, also, but must come back imme-
diately by way of Rochester, N Y This
was all arranged by the Chief of Air Ser
vic at the request of the above named
organizations. SO ''yours truly" has no
choice in the matter" The Boston Globe
Of Saturday, says:
Capt Albert w. Stevens of the Unit
ed States Army Air Service entertained
large audience last night with an Illus
trated address on "The White Mountains
from the Air." given in Huntington
Hall by the Appalachian Mountain Club
and the Aero Club of Massachusetts,.
Capt. Stevens showed plates of the new
est devices on air cameras used in pho
/ Biography at high attitudes and on fast
! moving airplanes. H. P, Kelsey pre-
sided"
Practical Christmas Gifts at H. H.
Coombs Co, Masonic Temple, High St,
Belfast, Maine.