The Republican journal., 1921-09-01
The ladies of tina Baptist society win
have a food sale ID the church vestrv
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 10th.

The ladies of thu Baptist society will
have food sale ID the church vestry
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 10th.
The Sewing Circle of the Baptist church
will have lacking bee" and picnic sun
per in the vestry Wednesday, Sept. 7th.
Miss Margaret L. Keene, who has q
responsible position as stenographer in
the Motor Vehicle Inspection Department
in Augusta, wi spend Labor Day with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William K
Keene.
James C. Robertson was the lucky
man to have the suit, displayed in Bert
L. Davis window the past week, fit him.
Every man buying IS worth of goods had
an opportunity to try it on, but Jimmie
got it because it fitted him.
Miss Johanna Cassens of Winthrop.
Mass who is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Walter Juan. gave lawn party Tuesday
afternoon. The guests were Misses Kath.
crime ingalls,, Helen Read, Lila KimbaIl,
Madaline Smart and Florence Patterson.
THE WELLMAN REUNION. The 25th
annual reunion of the Wellman family
will be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Wellman at Belmont Corner,
Tuesday, Sept. 6. If stormy, first fair
day. All relatives of the family are cor
daily invited Agnes L. Fuller, Secre-
/ tary and Treasurer.
The annual field day of the Sons of
Veterans Outing Association will be
held at the Belfast City Park on Labor
Day. The A. E. Clark Camp of this city
has arranged a fine program, to include
base ball, other athletic sports and a
clambake. Delegations are expected from
Plttsfield, Dixmont, Rockland and Bangor.
! County Agent Norman S. Donahue has
arrangements made for the orchard tour
/ Sept 10th to the farms of c. c. Clements,
A. L. Baisdell, G. H. York and Lewis j.
West in Winterport. All interested in
this branch of farming are urged to at
tend Coffee, sugar and cream will be
furnished by the Farm Bureau The COM
mttee requests each person to furnish
lunch and drinking cup.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Mrs.
George K. Thompson and infant son,
Ray Hall, who has been very ill, is
able to sit up for a short time each day
and is receiving his friends Mrs. Her
bert N. Colcord of Searsport, who was
brought to the hospital with fractured
skull, is convalescing and expects to go
home the last of the week....Ralph Over
lock of Montvile is doing well after
surgical operation last Thursday by DR..
Carl Stevens. Miss Mollie Nickerson, a
surgical patient, has returned to her home
in Searsport..... The training school for
nurses has recently been affiliated with
the Eastern Maine General Hospital in
Bangor and Miss Edith Sanborn will go
there in September for training.......M Mrs.
Dorothy Bracket and Mrs Ethel John
son are taking two weeks vacation.
Street Commissioner T. S. Thompson
has been doing large amount of extra
fine work in his department this season.
To date new tarvia walks have been
built on Main from Washington street to
the Shoe Factory; in froE t of the Dins-
more store; on Church street from The
City National Bank to Fields store; in
front of the Stewart block on Main street;
on Cedar in front of V. A. Simmons res
dence; on Miller in front of M. L. Slugg' S
residence and much repair work on old
walks. A large amount of crushed rock
walk has been built on Church, Court
and Congress streets. Miller street has
been surfaced with crushed rock from
Congress to Church; Church street from
the Court House to Peach street; Court
street from Franklin to Pearl; Franklin
from Cedar to Main. The same work is
being done on High from Main to Miller
and Main street is the next to be surfac-
ed with crushed rock. One mile of State
road is completed on Swan Lake avenue
East Belfast, and fairly good start is
made on the second mile. 1t is hoped tt
complete this road this season.