The Republican journal., 1921-12-15

!. Miss Thelma Clements Of Freedom is
clerking in the H. H. Coombs Co. store
during the holiday season.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle requests all
members to be present next Tuesday
afternoon to act on import ant business.
w. R. Howard, elected chairman of the
Chamber of Commerce summer visitors
committee at its annual meeting, has an
nounced the following assistants: Ralph
A. Bramhal, James H. Howes, Norman
A. Read and Morris L. Slugg
Congratulations are extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Owen Emmons of Cam
den, formerly of this city, on the arrival
Nov. 10Th of daughter, Patricia Cook.
Mrs. Emmons was formerly Miss Ellie
Cook.
Chief Justice Leslie c. Cornish of the
Supreme Judicial Court Monday an
nounced the following justices for Waldo
County in 1922: First Tuesday of Janu-
airy, Justice Chas. j. Deasy; third Tues
day of April, Justice George M. Hanson;
fourth Tuesday of September, Justice
Albert M. Spear.
The H. N. T. C. Club was entertained
last Thursday evening by Mrs. Lillian M.
Small at the home of DR.. F. c. Small.
The prize winners were MISS Carrie New
comb and Mrs. Della Hallowell Re-
freshments were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs Hallowell.
Orrin j. Dickey reports an active in
curry for cottages and cottage property,
already, for another summer. From this
he predicts buster summer season in 1922
than any past record This week he has
rented for E. r. Conner of Northport,
his cottage Nutshell" to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Stevens of New York City for next
summer.
Plans for the Christmas tree under the
direction of Mr.. Fosters class, at the
Baptist church, are well underway. An
effort is being made to reach children
who otherwise would not be remembered.
Kindly notify the committee if you know
of such. If you wish to assist in this
good work with candy, toys or money,
please notify George H. Robertson or B.
l.. Robertson, Tel, 305-11.
The stated meeting of Primrose Chap
ter. No. 1852, o. E. S., will be held on
Friday evening, Dec 10th, when the
chapter will be inspected by the Grand
Matron, Miss Mabel j. DeShon of Port
land. Arbutus Chap er of Liberty and
Rosewood Chapter of Searsmont will be
guests Of the evening. A reception TO
the Grand Matron will be given at P
M. Supper will be served at 6 80 De-
grees will be conferred.
Principal Harry A. Foster ACCOMPANIED
by Edward Martin, Kermit Nickerson,
William Cook, Harold Kelley, Marion
Rhoades, David Moody, Robert Condor,
Thomas Wadsworth, Paul Davis Wesley
Patterson, all members of the 8. H. S :,
attended the sessions of the Maine Y. M.
Z. a. IN Lewiston returning home Mon
day night. The school contributed one
half of the expense. There were about
400 Maine young men present and the
Belfast boys enjoyed the privilege of at
tending.
A. E. Clark Camp and its Auxiliary
completely surprised one of their mem
bers, Frank 0. WHITING at his home on
Congress street last Saturday evening.
The occasion was his sixtieth birthday
and the birthday cake had the requisite
number of candl S. The evening was
spent socially and with music. Allen d.
Webber in behalf of the Camp and Mrs.
Jesse H Weber for the Auxiliary pre-
scented the completely surprised member
with useful gifts for which he gratefully
responded.
At the regular meeting of Canton PalIas,
P. Nj, / O 0. F, last Wednesday even
ing, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Captain, Arthur
A. Hamilton; lieutenant, Thomas E. Bow
ker; ensign, James D. Staples; clerk, Orrin
j. Dickey; accountant, Ralph H. Howes.
Capt. Harold B. Robinson was elected the
installing officer and the installation will
take place at the regular meeting in Janu-
airy. The committee on supper for the
next meeting which will be special held
On Wednesday evening, December 21st,
will be Arthur A Hamilton, VIM. l.. Cook
aad Gerth S. Robinson. The newly elect
ed officers were made committee On the
annual ball which will probably be held
during the month of January.