The Republican journal., 1921-10-27

l. The first ice of the season was report
ed Monday morning by the early risers.
Traces of frost were very apparent later
in the day onthe fall flowers and shrubs.
The Belfast schools are having re-
cess for the remainder of the week as
the teachers are attending the State
Convention in Portland.
Mrs, Sumner C. Pattee is in Portland
today to see Anna Pavlowa in her famous
Russian dance. Mrs. Pattee has large
class in her Friday night lessons in Me-
mortal Hall. Tuesday night at Winter
port she had sixty enthusiastic pupils.
The beautiful fall weather of the past
few weeks has been ideal for out-of-door
sports, especially trapping and cunning.
Local sportsmen say that at times recent
ly the covers in certain sections have
been literally filled with woodcock. Par
tridges have also been plentiful and are
frequently seen by auto parties pleasure
riding in the outlying districts,
Miss Della Cook entertained last FIJI
day evening in honor of the 10th birth
day of her brother, William L. Cook, Jr.
It was a complete surprise to him and
very attractive affair. All the decora-
tions were in Halloween effects in
color scheme of orange. The lights were
covered with orange shades and candles
of the same shade were placed on the
mantel. A pumpkin Jack made the CEN
trepiece, while the imp-Jacks appeared
at each cover. The place cards, napkins
and favors were in Halloween designs.
Sandwiches, salads, olives, cocoa. cake
and ice cream were served. The guests
were Margaret Eaton, Pauline Stackpole.
Dorothy Spear, Esther Sanderson, Theo-
ra Gross, Verna Jefferson, lone Judkins,
Ermo Scott, Harry Brown, Russell Pea
vey, Wesley Patterson, Charlie Buzzell,
Marion Rhoades.
The Waldo County Medical Society
held their annual meeting last Thursday
evening at the Dutch restaurant. Follow
ing the banquet the annual meeting was
held with DR.. Elmer Small, president,
presiding. The following officers were
elected: President, DR.. Orris S. Vickery;
vice president, DR.. C. B. Holt of Liberty;
secretary and treasurer, DR.. Carl H. Stew
ems; censor for three years, DR.. Everard
A. Wilson; delegate to State meeting, DR..
Eugene L. Stevens; alternate, DR.. Sumner
C. Pattee. DR.. A. M. Small of Freedom,
DR.. A. E. Kilgore of Brooks and DR.. M. c.
Moulton of Searsmont were elected menu
bers of the Society. Drs. Walter M. Spear
of Rockland, T. E. Hardy and E. H. Ris-
ley of Waterville and B. L. Bryant of
Bangor were guests of the evening. DIR.
Spear spoke on acute abdominal diseases,
DR.. Risley on cancers, and Drs. Hardy
and Bryant on matters of, interest con-
cerning the Society and benefits derived
from it, A general discussion followed
! with DR.. John W. Thompson of Bangor,
Drs. Elmer Small, E. A. Wilson, o. S.
Vickery and S. C. Pattee taking part.
Mrs. N. H. Small gave delightful
Halloween party Thursday evening at
I her home on Miller street. A dainty
Halloween supper was s.rved at six
o'clock. The dining room was very ar
tistically decorated Black and oranue
streamers were festooned from the chan
delier in the center of the room to the
four corners. The centerpiece was a
witches tripod which held the favors.
Two very clever witches stood on either
side. Large bowls of apples and grapes
were on either end of the table. The
place cards were also witches. The menu
consisted of fruit cocktail served in or
ange baskets, lobster salad, hot rolls,
French fried potatoes, celery, pumpkin
pie, mince pie, cheese, douRhnuts, cider
and coffee. After supper the guests were
invited into the living room where marsh
mallows were toasted over the open fire.
Games appropriate to Halloween were
enjoyed for which Mrs. Oscar B. Wilkins
won the prizes. The guests were Mrs.
Leslie C. Follett, Mrs. Oscar B. Wilkins,
Miss Bertha A. Wiley, Mrs. Zenas D.
Hartshorn,l Mrs. Norman S. Donahue,
Mrs. Herbert L. Seekins, Miss Amy E.
Stoddard, Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker.