The Republican journal., 1921-08-25

The annual Hills Reunion will meet
Wed, Aug. 81, at the home of Ed. Clary.
Clary Hill, Union.
Helen Dinsmore, daughter of Mayor
and Mrs. Clement W. Wescott, is making
an excellent recovery at the Tapley Hos
pital, where she was operated on for an
pendicitis last Friday by DR.. Eugene u
Tapley.
The annual reunion of the Herrick
family will be held Labor Day, Sept. 5th.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Her.
rick, Belfast, Me. Please bring dishes
and silver. Relatives and friends are
cordially invited,
Mrs. Maine Hills and Mrs. Ansel M.
Lothrop entertained about 80 guests last.
Thursday from to at the latter's home
IN honor of their sisters, Mrs. E. W.
Worthen and Mrs. D. c. Brewster of
Lexington, Mass. Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore
and Mrs Carl H. Stevens assisted in
pouring.
CITYPOINT. A pleasant family dinner
party with the regulation birthday cake
was given this week at the home of
Gardner l.. Hatch in honor of his 88th
birthday, which occurred Wednesday.
Aug. oath. Mr.. Hatch is a remarkably
active man, interested in all questions of
the day. He is Civil War veteran and
has many friends throughout the county
who will extend birthday good wishes
and congratulations. Miss Marian Bailey
of New York is spending a vacation at
the Bailey home here.
Mayor Clement w. Wescott, Supt. E.
E. Roderick, Charles S. Bickford, chair
man of the school committee and Princi-
pal of the Belfast High school Harry A.
Foster autoed to Gardiner Saturday to
inspect the new High School building re-
Gently erected by that city at cost of
about $500. 000 1t is handsome and up
to-date school building, but its seating
capacity would not meet the demand to
be placed on the new building Belfast is
to have through the energy of Mayor
Wescott, the generosity of Miss Anne C
Crosby and and the cooperation of many
residents and former residents
Admiral William V. Pratt, U. S. N,
was entertained last Thursday evening at
banquet rendered him by Frank Dur
ham Hazeltine Post, A. L. of H, at the
Northport Country Club. The tables
were spreadsin the living room decorated
with the Legion's flag and banners. Cow
ers were laid for liz including Legion
members, representatives of the City
Government, citizens and summer visit
ors. At each place were small flags as
souvenirs Commander Ralph A. Bran
hall presided as the after dinner speak
ing, welcoming Admiral Pratt in behalf
of the Post. He then introduced Mayor
c. w Wescott, who cordially greeted
the honored guest and fellow citizen. In
his response Admiral Pratt acknowledge
ed the courteses and spoke briefly but
the day, disarmament. Hon. Hugh D.
Mcclellan of Boston, a former Belfast
citizen and boyhood friend of Admiral
Pratt, in response to his name made hap
py and acknowledgements. Admiral Pratt
was made a life member of Hazeltine
Post. McKeen's orchestra furnished the
music.
Don't forget the Hospital Fair and en-
tertainment which takes place in the
Armory this, Thursday, afternoon and
evening. The baby show in the after
noon will start promptly at 8 o'clock.
| Three prizes are to be awarded: first, a
silver cup to the handsomest baby up to
three years; second, silver teething
spoon for the heaviest baby up to five
| years; third, silver napkin ring to the
best baby physically up to five years
| The sales tables will include fancy work,
cooked food, aprons, grab bag, etc.
| The public are requested to furnish cook
| ed food for the sale and also articles for
the grab bag, which may be left with
| Mrs. George Wardwell. Anyone fur
nishing food please notify Mrs. E. A
| Wilson or Mrs. w. X. Keene and it will.
be called for The evenings enter
tainment will begin at $50 with a
program by the following artists: Mrs.
Frederick Foote of Brookline, Mass, So
loist, with Miss Inez Churchill, accom-
PIANIST; Hildeearde Rogers, Nature Dance;
Mrs. S. A. Parker, reading; Jane Mud
eett and Henry Ingersoll, Jr., fancy
dance; Charlotte Knowlton, solo; Caro-
line Havener, Oriental dance. The pro-
gram will be followed by dance with
music by McKeen's orchestra. Admis-
sion for the evening, SIS cents. No seats
reserved.