The Republican journal., 1921-11-24

Thomas H. Marshall Circle will have
an Important business meeting next Tues
Gay and urge all to be present.
Amasa S. Heal has been confined to
MS bed at his home on Court street the
past week threatened with bronchial
pneumonia. He is simproving.
Cards have been received here from
the law firm of Barnes, Chilvers & Hal
stead Of No. Rector street, New York
announcing that Frank P. Wilson, a for
mer Belfast young man, for the past
seven years trial counsel for the United
states IN custom cases, will hereafter be
associated with their firm, specializing in
customs law.
MIS- Austin j. Jewett entertained the
n. N. T. G. Club last Thursday evening
at her home on Union street. The even
ing was spent with cards and music. The
prize winners at whist were Mrs. Ethel
Fierce Collins and Miss Carrie Newcomb.
refreshments were served. The Club will
meet this, Thursday, evening with Mrs.
Della Hallowell.
In personal note from Chicago under
date OF Nov. 18th, Mr.. Edward Sibley
said: "My son-in law, Henry Hoyt Hill
ton, had his residence burqlarized last
night. He lost his gold watch--a Hamil-
ton-and my daughter her purse with a
small sum of money. l lost my gold
watch and chain, also my wallet with
small sum. I keenly feel the loss of my
watch not only for its value, but more
for the association. as it was present
from my brother Cutter about thirty
years ago." Mr.. Sibley also spoke of a
bold burglary only few blocks from
them the same night.
the City Government has received q
letter from Paul D. Sargent, Chief Enei-
neer of the State Highway Commission,
advising that the City Governments S
letter of Oct. '14th asking for the building
of a tarvia road from Browns Corner to
H. W. Clark's residence on Northport
Avenue, has been considered by the
Highway Commission and that survey
of the road will be made at once and the
road built, if possible. This leaves about
one half mile to connect with the tarvia
road on High Street and the City Gov
ernment will undertake to cooperate
with the State Highway commission
through it's State AID money next year
in bringing the tarvia road as nearly as
possible to the completion of that half
mile.
Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper, the W aldo
County Chairman of the National Wilson
Foundation Fund, is the first woman in
Maine to complete the organization of
her county. She was present al the re-
cent State meeting in Augusta as the
guest of Mrs. W. R. PattangalI and re-
ported her county organized as follows:
Belfast, Miss Belle Keating general
chairman; Ward one, Mrs. Frank H.
Mayo; Ward two, Mrs. Giles G. Abbott;
Ward three, Mrs. George W. Luce; Ward
four, Mrs. Annie Parker Pitcher; Ward
five, Mrs. George A. Leavitt; Brooks;
Mrs. Mabel P. Estes; Burnham, Mrs. F.
M. McAllister; Frankfort, Mrs. Lyman
Clark; Freedom, Mrs. Alta Mclaughlin;
Islesboro, Mrs. Helen Pendleton; Jack
son, Mrs. Abbie Stevens; Knox, Mrs. M.
N. SWEET; Liberty, Mrs. L. E. Suke-
forth; Lincolnvlle, Mrs. l.. S. Russ,
Monroe, Mrs. Guy Twombly; Montville
Mrs NJ M. Wentworth; Morrill,, Mrs
Arthur L. Leonard; Northport, Mrs. c..
O. Dickey; Palermo, Mrs. C. P. Phillips;
Prospect, Mrs. Edith Haley; Searsmont,
Mrs. Charles B. Brown; Searsport, Mrs
Henry G. Curtis; Stockton Springs, Mrs.
Alvah c. Treat; Swanville, Miss Bernice
Damn; Thorndike, Mrs. Frank Hogan;
Troy, Mrs. John l.. Bagley; Unity, Mrs
G. E. Grant; Waldo, Mrs. R. Little
field; Winterport, Mrs. A. Lincoln Blais-
deli.
THE FEDERATED CHURCH PARISH
PARTY. The first parish party under the
auspices of the new Federated Church
was held in Memorial Hall last Thursday
evening and was most social and pleas
ant. assembly. Tables seating about IL
people each occupied the entire floor space
with the exception of long side table
occupied by the children, who also had
their share of the evenings pleasure and
a lot of attention from the grown-ups,
especially in serving. The soliciting COM
mittee did good work and the abundance
of food indicated leady response. The
menu was varied and all the tables had
several walters anxious to serve. The
committee in charge was Mrs. Fred T.
Chase, Mrs. C. w. Wescott, Miss Anne
M. Kittredge, Mrs. Morris L. Slugg and
Mrs. v. L. Hall. A social hour followed
the supper while arrangements were being
completed for the entertainment, cat the
Movies" 1t was given by request ane
was a modified presentation of panto.
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