The Republican journal., 1921-10-20
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20 1921

Mrs. j. E. Thombs returned nome Mon
day night from the Tapley Hospital,
where she underwent an operation on her
throat.
A telegram has been received from
Capt. W. j. Small OF Islesboro reporting
the probable loss of his command, sch.
Phoebe Crosby, at Georgetown, ). Z.
The North Church Guild will meet
next Monday evening with MISS Anne
M. Kittredge, its vice president. ms is
the first meeting of the season and all
members are urged to attend.
Sumner Bridges received telegram
last Friday from Brook lyn,. N. T., an
nouncing the sudden death OF MS cousin,
Miss Margaret Haynes, who recently VS.
tied here with her brother Joseph. 1t is
shock to her relatives and friends here.
The true saying that "Fools' names
like their faces are always seen in con-
spicuous places" is already exempiitied
in the signatures that deface the hand
some new Waldo County bridge. Meas
ures should be taken to stop this practice
in it's beginning.
Mrs. Albert D. Mowry fell while in
the bath tub at her home on high street
Tuesday morning and fractured her left
wrist. The accident prevented her from
lea wing on the boat that night for visit
with relatives in Dorchester, Mass, as
planned.
The Waldo County Medical Society
will hold it's annual meeting at Dutch's
restaurant this, Thursday, evening fol-
lowing banquet Papers will be read by
Drs. W. NJ. Spear of Rockland. I. 3.
Hardy and E. H. Risley of Waterville
and B. L. Bryant of Bangor.
Sheriff Frank A. Littlefield was notifi-
ed early Tuesday morning and left at
once by train to return George Z. OAR
raph captured in Boston Monday night.
They were expected here Wednesday by
train. Darragh was serving 10 months
sentence in the Waldo County Jail for
the larceny of an auto in company with
Joseph Corey, Arthur Digan and William
Scannell. all of Boston, who were serv-
ing eight months. With outside assist
ance they escaped last Wednesday night
bv saving the iron bars at the jail. AT
this date nothing has been heard from
the others.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Roy c. Fish
of Congress street returned home recently
from the Waldo County General Hospital,
having undergone critical surgical op-
Grafton performed by DR.. Carl Stevens.
Mrs. Everett Littlefield of Searsport, a
surgical patient of DR.. E. L. Stevens,
went home Sunday. Miss Sarah Blake
of Searsport is in the hospital for surgical
-. Miss Jennie Miller and Mrs.
Martha johnson, both of Belfast, are
among the medical patients.... Marion
Carter, the 18-months' old daughter OF
Herman Carter of Searsport, is very Ill
at the hospital of pneumonia under the
care of DR.. S. c. Pattee.....A fine new
coat of white paint, adding much to Its
appearance, is being given to the hospital
through the efforts of the Women's Hos
pital Aid. Additions to4he bed and table
linen, with new tray covers, have also
been supplied by them....Mrs. Clytle
Nickerson of Searsport is acting as house
keeper during the illness of Mrs. Charles
Bruce. Miss Edith Sanborn, a student
nurse, is taking a six months course OF
affiliated training in the Eastern Maine
General Hospital at Bangor, including
pediatrics, dietetics, and district nursing