The Republican journal., 1921-10-20
at the Colonial Tuesday

at the Colonial Tuesday.
The Travellers Club will meet rnes.
day afternoon with Mrs. Jas r.. Howes
The Universalist League will meet with
Mrs. Sarah Thompson this, THURSDAY.
afternoon at 23O.
Mrs. H. L. Curtis left Saturday for Ia
maica Plain, Mass, to visit her dauobter
Mrs. Leroy S. Green.
The regular weekly Friday night dances
opened in Odd Fellows Hall Oct 1lth
under the direction of Fred G. Spinnev
Mckeen's orchestra furnished music and
there was large attendance.
There will be public Halloween sun
per in the vestry of the Uniyersalist
church Thursday evening, October 81.
There will be special music and decora-
tions. Admission so cents.
There will be Halloween Ball in the
Armory Monday evening October 81. by
A. T. Clark Camp. Sons of Veterans for
the benefit Of the soldiers monument
fund, music by McKeen's full orchestra:
dancing from to IL.
Ii you are telephone subscriber don't
forget that you will be welcome to call at
that office any afternoon and evening
during telephone week, Oct. 1922, You
can have the privilege of visiting the
central office and inspecting the working
of the system.
The regular meeting of Primrose Chan
ter, y. T.. s., will be held Friday even
ing, October 2lst. Owing to the illness
of the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Elmer
Small, the inspection which was to have
been held Oct. Goth, has been postponed
to later date.
Mrs. Sumner c. Pattee's adult class in
dancing will hold its first session of the
season in Memorial Hall Friday evening,
Oct 21st, from 80 to 9.3O. The child
ren's and the aesthetic classes are held in
Odd Fellows Hall Saturday afternoons,
The pupils are unusually enthusiastic
over the new features and up-to- date
dances.
The lack of spring and well water is
very serious question even within the
city limits where people are not supplied
with city water. Belfast is fortunate in
having good supply of chemically pure
water under the management of men of
of the towns they are obliged to 90 sew
eral miles, especially for drinking water
Frances and Joseph Emery, two grade
school children from South Belfast
brought to The journal office Oct. 18th
a very pretty bouquet of wild flowers in.
cluding field daisies, Strawberries and
six or more evening primroses. The first
two are frequently seen, but the last is
more delicate and its dainty pale yellow
blossoms are very sweet in fragrance
We appreciate the bouquet.
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of
the North church netted about thirty
dollars from their sale of cake, dough-
nuts, and candy at the William L, Luce
music store on Main street last SATURDAY.
afternoon and evening. The show win
dow was attractive with Halloween
colors, orange and black, with flowers
to match, Mrs. John r. Dunton had
charge of the sale and was assisted by
several Guild members
Please take notice that the animal
meeting of the Waldo County CHAPTER of
the American National Red Cross will be
heId October 10th at 4 o'clock at the Red
Cross room, for the election of an execu-
tive committee, consideration of I'd sc
ton upon reports, and transaction of such
other business as may properly come be-
tore the chapter. Each member of the
chapter is earnestly urged to be present.
Marian II. Lothrop, Secretary w aldo
County Chapter American Red Cross,
The Belfast High school will have their
annual hare and hound hunt Saturday.
Oct 22nd, with Jennie Spear captain of
the former, and Marvel Orchard of the
latter. Harold Staples and Murray Keeue
Will captain the boys hunting trip for
real game. The supper following the
hunt Will be under the direction of Mil
dred Black and Ruth Partridge, seniors:
Hazel Nickerson and Pauline StackpoIe,
| juniors; Katrina Kelley and Idres Rogers,
| sophomores; Geneva Armstrong and
Beatrice Dutch, freshman
Ruth, the younger daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry A. Foster observed he,
8th birthday last Friday at their home or
Miller street. After an auto ride the
/ little ones returned to the home for
! games. Dainty refreshments were served
/ from table centered with pink carna-
/ tIons and with tiny pink and white bask
cts at each plate filled with candies. The
little guests reported perfectly lovely
time and were Alice Brown, Anne and
/ Charlotte Cooper, Elizabeth Dunbar, Edna
Mathews, Katherine Pineo, Drusilla Rod
erick, Phyllis Tuttle, Evelyn Towle.
CITYPOINT Mrs. Clara Furbusb ot
Somervllle, Mass, arrived last week for
VISIT with her sister, Mrs F. M. Bailey.
and plans to remain at the Bailey home
Ior several months. Gay Holmes. Ivan
hlmoall and Elisha Brown spent the past
week in hunting trip in Northern Maine
near Jackman. Mr. Holmes has returned
nome with deer, leaving the Others to
secure more game. He reports plenty of
partrldges and enough deer in the woods
10 make the trip interesting, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Clark of Castine were
L. Hatch.