The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-04-07

The will of the late Miss Addie v. Rob-
inson of this city, after gifts to relatives,
bequeaths several thousand dollars to the
Waldo County Hospital.
Sunday gave us a real March wind, but
the air was warm and the day very COM
Portable. Monday was an ideal spring
day as well as Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frank D. Hazeltine Post, American
Legion, is endeavoring to get the full
name of every Waldo County boy who
died in the World war service. See the
sue.
The following U. S. pension claims
have recently been granted through the
F. A. Greer Pension Agency of this CITY:
Emily B. Wentworth of Searsport, Alice
c. Carr of Unity, Elite M. Fletcher, Fred
| O. j. Horne and Fred E. Trull of Belfast.
Albert M. Mudgett was operated on
Monday at the Tapley Hospital and will
later go to the home of his brother, BENZ.
H. Mudgett. He was on one of his regu-
lar trips for the Mudgett Com eany when
taken ill near Dexter.
If you are interested in any Waldo
County boy who died in the service of
his country in our late war see if his
name is in the list published in another
column by Ralph A. BramhalI, comman-
der of Frank d. Hazeltine Post.
The last meeting of the season for the
Women's Alliance of the First Parish
will be held this Thursday afternoon at
3 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Irving T.
Dinsmore, Congress St. DR.. Alva R.
Scott of Bangor will speak on Goethe's
Faust.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate agent, has
rented the Stevens-Bickmore cottage on
South Shore, Northport, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Halliday of New York, who will ar
rive Monday for the summer season Mr..
and Mrs. Halliday are theatrical people
and this is their second season here.
The annual Easter sale by the Wom-
ems Alliance of the First Parish oh, rch
held in Memorial Hall last Saturday af-
ternoon was very successful, netting
about S110 Mrs. E. NJ Glidden had
charge of the apron table; MRS. Robert
P Coombs, the food; Miss Katherine
Brown, the candy,
Mrs. John R. Dunton entertained Mon
day afternoon in honor of the birthday of
Miss Margaret A. bunton. The after
noon hours were spent socially and with
the use of thimbles, etc. At D. m.
lunch was served in the dining room
where covers were laid for fourteen Miss
Dunton was the recipient of number of
useful and beautiful gifts.
H. W. Allen, Chlropractor, will leave
Monday en- route to Davenport, Iowa, for
further study of sinogr Apply. His office
in the Colonial House and his practice
will be taken by Floyd H. Stahl, D. c.,
of Rockland. Mr.. Allen has been in Bel
fast the past winter and has made many
personal friends as we'll as succeeding in
his professional work. He will make a
short visit at his home in Lyndonville,
VT.
In the report of the House of Repre-
sentatives Monday on the resolve to ap
portion ISL representative Waldo County
loses one representative. The text of
the resolve is: ''The county of Waldo
shall choose four representatives to be
apportioned as follows: Belfast, /; Bel
mont, Liberty, Lincolnville, Searsmont,
Morrill,, Palermo, Northport, Montville,
Freedom and Knox, l.; Thorndike, Unity,
Burnham, Troy, Brooks, Jackson, Waldo,
Monroe and Swanville, 1;Searsport, Isles
boro, Stockton, Prospect, Winterport and
Frankfort, l."
A PRETTY PARISH PARTY. The first
of series of monthly parish parties was
given in the Universalist vestry M nday
evening under the general direction of
Mrs. Charles Br ldbury, the president of
the League. The vestry presented a
home-like appearance with new pink and
white curtains in Dutch style at all OF
the windows The lamp sha des were
also covered in pink and white and small
pink cherry trees in bloom were used to
good effect about the room. A most APP
petizing and abundant menu was served
from large tables on which about one
hundred covers were laid. The table for
the pastor, Rev. William Vaughan, for
the choir and officers was placed on the
platform. Mrs. Arthur W. Morse had
charge of the supper and was assisted in
the kitchen and also as walters by Mrs.
NJ C. Murch, Mrs. H. w Peters, Mrs
Charles Bruce, Mrs. Frank G. Mixer.
Alice Wardwell, Regis Thombs, Hazel
Heal, Doris Allen, Mrs. j. Lee Patterson,
Mrs. Elijah Richie. Mrs. A. j. .Clarey,
Mrs. Wallace Grindell, Olive Braddock,
! Shirley Gray, Mrs. Henry Peters, Miss
Florence M. Donnell. DR.. Foster C. Small
in behalf of the society presented Mr..
Vaughan with handsome electric read
ing lamp, and his appropriate remarks
were responded to with enthusiasm by
the pleased pastor. After short musi-
cal program by the choir members, the
floor was cleared for social games and
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