The Republican journal., 1921-02-17
A wedding of local interest took nIace +

AASiooit o. I1dSeltlne, Tor.
| merry OF Searsmont, was married IL
| Harry B. Lamport of Los Angeles.
Harold s. Webb, sub master and com.
mercial teacher in the Belfast High
school, returned Saturday from week.
business trip to Springfield, Mass, ane
has agreed to recall his recent resipns
ton and remain here the rest of tn,
school year.
Mrs, Ben. Hazeltine has received ;
letter from Mrs. Daniel Bacon of New
York, formerly Miss Margaret DIV,
White of Miami, Fla, and Belfast, VIII,
with Mr.. Bacon is on trip around tn,
world While in Yokahsma, Japan, they
were Joined by Miss Louise Hazeltine OIL
Belfast, who went with them through
Korea, spent five days in Picking, anC
visited Shanghai. From there Miss haZ.
eltine returned to Yok ahama and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Bacon went to Calcutta. In Apri
Mr.. Richard Shaw will be transferred te
the international Banking House at.Honf
hong, China. His wife, formerly Miss
Marian, daughter of Mr. and Miss Der
Hazeltine of this city, and their infant
son, Frank Hazeltine Shaw, will accom-
pany Miss Hazeltine to Belfast. They
have engaged passage on April 9th.
A DELIGHTFUL VALENTINE DANCE.
The Valentine dance, given by Mrs. S.
C. Pattee for her classes in Odd Fellows
Hall last Saturday afternoon, was attend
ed by large number including several
from Searsport as special guests. There
was valentine box for the pupils and
valentine favors were distributed by a
committee with Miss Martha Hartshorn,
chairman. Mrs. Fred Rackliffe, Mrs z.
d. Hartshorn and Mrs. Ralph Ames were
matrons and the following pupils were
on the reception committee: Doris Col
Inns, Isabel Coombs, Hildegard Rogers
and Laura Beedy. The ushers were War
rem Southworth, Clyde Heal, Richard
Sherman, Prescott and Alfred Ferguson,
Bernard Hammons, Tom Parker and
George Rogers. The entertainment COM
mittee, Eugene Hammons, Helen Foster,
Elena Shute, Doris Collins, Emily Rack
life, Alice Banks, Fern Linniken; valen-
tines, Martha Hartshorn, Verge McDon-
aid, Dorothy WhitcomB, Janet Sherman,
Mildred Darby, Clarissa Hartman. Fa-
vors, Katrina Kelley, Eunice Ames, Ar
della Littlcfield and Jane Tarrabain. The
baby class were special guests. The pro-
gram was very pleasing, including a
graceful solo dance by little Miss Helen
Foster, a vocal solo, 'I'm Lonesome
Little Raindrop," by Eugene Hammons
and chorus of little girls, Elena Shute,
Emily Racklitfe, Alice Banks, Doris
Collins and Fern Linniken; a Swedish
Folk dance by the class; whistling solo
by Mrs w, II. Goodell of oearsport In
by Annie Omar, Madaline Walker, Isabel
Coombs, Fern Linnikin, Clyde Heal, AL
fred and Prescott Ferguson and Billie
Goodell of Searsport.
PUBLIC HEALTH The public health
board, Mrs. E. P. earle, chairman, will
observe Thursday, Friday. Saturday and
Sunday as special health days. After
noon sessions, when the public is urged
to attend, will be held in Memorial hall
On Thursday members of the First Parish
Church Woman's Alliance and ladies of
the Baptist church serve tea and home
cooking will be for sale. Friday men,
bers of the Travellers Club, assisted by
Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson and Mrs. Sumner
C. Pattee will direct the program. Fri
day will also be observed as children's
day and in addition to the lecture there
will be brief entertainment by mum
Der of children under the direction OF
Mrs. Sumner c. Pattee, who will present
the following program: dance, Mignon,
by Helen Foster; butterfly dance, Elena
Shute; song by Eugene Hammons with
chorus of the following: Elena Shute,
Doris Collins, Alice Banks, Emily Rack
life, Fern Linniken; Swedish Folk
Dance by number of children. Sat
urday members of the North Church
Guild, assisted by the Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist church, will serve tea and sell
home cooking. There will be no admis-
sion and it is expected that speakers
from the State Department at Augusta
will be present to discuss matters of vita
importance to the general public, partic.
uarly on child welfare. Sunday after.
noon there will be mass meeting in the
Colonial Theatre with an address or
Health by Miss Myra v. Parker, r. N
of Augusta, and the appropriate picture
1.-THE End of the Road" will be shown
A silver collection will be taken. Th,
local nurse, Miss Nickerson, has won tn,
esteem of all who know her professional
Nv or socially, and many will be pleased
to contribute to the maintenance of q
work SO essentially necessary. Apprecia.
ting the loyal and generous assistance O.
the ladies' of the Universalist society
| which have already included gift o.
$87 for the fund and the first materia
| assistance, the committee did not deem
I II i,rt fo aak FIR more