The Republican journal., 1921-02-24

Minot Stearns is confined to his home
on Union street with a fractured leg,
caused by a recent fall from ladder
while working.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle had an en-
joyable program on Washington at their
regular meeting Tuesday. Next Tuesday
they will observe one of their birthday
lunches in the series of winter parties.
The Belfast Masonic Club will enter
tain next Friday evening when refresh
ments will be served under the direction
of the entertainment committee. Every
Mason in the city is invited.
Miss Hattie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrsl
J. H. Mckinley of Jackson, was the
guest of honor at very pleasant party
given Saturday night at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. J. W, Burgess by their
daughter Miss Mona.
Messrs Jones & Whittier of the Wind
sor Hotel have begun early on spring
cleaning and repairs. The latter will in
clude new paint and paper from the office
to the attic. The office has white steel
ceiling and finish with light paper
Herman A. Patterson, better known as
Funny" was taken to the Waldo County
Hospital Tuesday for treatment He was
found in an exhausted condition on the
road TO Camden and brought back to the
city He was unable to give an account
of his actions or why he was walking to
Camden.
Troops One and Two of the Belfast
Boy Scouts, Orrin j. Dickey, scoutmas-
ter, held special meeting at the City
Building Tuesday evening in regard to
the annual tag day sale which comes
next Saturday. For a number of years
the Scouts have held tag day in which
they have sold tags at a modest sum, the
receipts going toward the expenses of
the camping trip. Personal contributions
have also been made for their outing.
AS has been customary for a number of
years the boy who sells the largest num-
Der of tags will receive prizes. In return
the Scouts are ever ready to do all in
their power for civic work. Donations
to the work of Scout building will be
appreciated.
Mrs. William M Randall entertained
the Saturday Auction Club Feb. 10Th
with a charming valentine party. The
color scheme was red and green through
out the home. The dining table was
centered with large bowl of beautiful
Jacqueminot roses, from which long
sprays of maiden hair ferns went to each
place. The place cards and nut dishes
we're red hearts, while the center chande-
lier was covered with ferns from which
red hearts were suspended on red ribbons.
The table was also lighted with red cam
dies. The menu carried out the same
color scheme. At the game the prizes
were won by Mrs. W. H. Hall and Mrs.
S. c. Pattee. Mrs. Allan M. Howes was
the only guest. Miss Florence E. Dun
ton will be hostess of the Club next Fri
day evening.
At the annual meeting of the Masonic
Temple Association tuesday, evening DR..
Will lam C. Libby, Allen L. Curtis, VIM.
H. Bray, DR.. Eugene D. Tapley and Jas.
H. Howes were elected directors. Mr..
Howes was elected president and Mr..
Curtis secretary; Frank r. Woodcock,
treasurer and clerk. DR.. Tapley and Mr..
Bray succeeds Mr.. Albert C. Burgess, de-
ceased, aud Capt. John w. Ferguson, re-
signed. Mr. Curtis succeeds Mr.. Bur-
CESS, who had been secretary since the
association was organized in 1876. March
list TIE Waldo Trust Company will be
given lease to the present store of D. P.
Palmer; Mr.. Palmer will have the pres
ent H. H. Coombs store and Mr.. Coombs
be given a lease of what was the C. F.
Swift store, if they care to take the
leases.