The Republican journal., 1921-11-17

The North Church Circle will meet
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 23rd, with
Mrs. John R. and Miss Marg aret A. Dun
| ton.
On Monday evening, Nov. 2i, there
will be social in the Methodist Church
given by the Tri-Mu Glass. Admission,
cents Home made candy On sale.
The hose house on Vine street has been
repaired and is now in excellent condi-
ton. 1t has been raised, a new cement
| floor put in and new underpinnings added,
At recent meeting of the directors of
the Waldo County Hospital, Charles S.
Bickford was elected a member of the
board to succeed Charles F. Swift, de-
ceased.
Mrs. E. I. Anderson of Augusta, field
worker for the Maine Public Health Asso-
citation has been in Belfast the past few
days in conference with Mrs. Charles M.
Craig, who has charge of the sale of the
Red Cross Christmas seals in this vi
cinity.
A i've passenger car was seen on the
street Monday that was evidently a long
ways from home for this season of the
year. 1t carried an orange and black
number plate with the figures 4l8, 1884. 1t
also had an orange banner bearing the
words Ell Paso, Texas.
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans,
will entertain the members of F. H. Mar
shall Post and Circle, the Daughters of
Veterans and Sons of Veterans Auxil-
iary on Veterans Night, Nov. %, at a
supper, entertainment and dance in Me-
mortal Hail. All members of the allied
bodies are invited to be present.
Irving Towers of Burnham was in Bel
fast last week to give bonds for his
brother W illam who was held for the
January term of the Grand Jury of the
Supreme Judicial Court on the charge of
selling two cows, which were mortgaged
His wife and children are with relatives
in Burnham.
The Travellers Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 with Mrs.
Will R. Howard. The program will be as
follows: PHYSICAL characteristics and gen.
eral conditions in Porto Rico, Mrs. Clara
A. Morrison; San Juan, Miss Maude E.
Mathews; Other important ports and
towns of Porto Rico, Mrs. E. A. Sher-
| man.
People dependent upon their cisterns
| and wells for their water supply report
some relief from the recent rains and
light snow storms. One cheerful caller
| at this off ce Wednesday morning said we
are going to have our Indian summer.
| All the storms this fall have been imme-
diately followed by bright and warm
weather. A good sign, according to the
! weather. wise.
Steamer Belfast of the Eastern S. S. L.
Inc, arrived Sunday at 7 a m. from Bos-
| ton and retured the same afternoon. The
Thursdays storm interrupted her regular
schedule. She has had a heavy freight
business all the fall, especially in apples.
On one trip recently she took 100 barrels
: to Boston. It is expected that the large
freighter Delaware will make trip to
help clean up the accumulation.
A meeting of the social service COM
mittee of the Unitarian church, Mrs.
Irving L. Perry, chairman. was held Sat-
| urday afternoon with Mrs. S. S. L. Shute,
and the matter of making fancy articles,
solicited by other Alliances for their
fairs, was discussed. It was decided to
1 meet Friday afternoon with Miss E.
Frances Chase at q 80 p. m. Friday and
sew on fancy handkerchiefs for that pur-
pose. All members of the Alliance are
requested to attend.