The Republican journal., 1921-01-06


Mr.. Fosters class of men and women
of the Baptist Sunday school will have a
social in the church vestry Tuesday eve
ming Jan. 18th.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of tie Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. Alice c. Bramhall We'd
nesday, Jan. 18th, at 2. 80 p. m.
| Members of Seaside Hose Company
were called Thursday evening to the
residence of Miss Minnie A. Shaw on ac-
count of chimney fire. No damage
was reported.
The Travellers Club will meet next
Tuesday at 2.3O p. m. with Mrs. R. F.
Dunton with the following program: The
Land of the Cliff Dwellers, Mrs. Dunton;
The Indians of Today, Mrs c. M. Craig;
Taos, the Oldest City in America, Eliza
beth A. Kelley.
The Belmont Sewing Circle held an
entertainment Dec 18th at Mystic Grange
hall, with grab bag, sale and box soci-
able, S68.22 being netted. The Circle
met Jan. 5th with Mrs Knowlton.
The local W. C. T. U. have arranged
to forward all garments that can be given
to the Near East Relief needs and will
collect them, if necessary, when Mrs.
Annie NJ Frost, telephone 1894, is not
flied. This will make the giving easier
Tor most worthy cause.
The officers of Primrose Chapter o. E.
S. will be installed on Friday evening,
Jan. 7th, by D. D. G. M Julia A. Vickery
as installing officer, assisted by P M.
Cordelia H. Brown as Marshal and P. M.
Hattie s. Richie as Chaplain. Members
of the order, from other chapters, who
are in town are cordially invited to at
tend. Refreshments will be served.
Mr. Everett Felker, Instructor in the
Department of Civil Engineering at the
University of Maine, was in the city
Friday to attend the exh ibition drill and
dance given by Co. F. for the benefit of
the new club room that is being fitted up.
Mr. Felker is well known here and his
many friends are glad to learn of his sue
cess in his above line. During the sum
mer he was located here as assistant en-
gineer on construction of the new bridge.
A man of about 70 years of age, who
claims to be Thomas Andrews of Calais,
was found in Belmont recently and
brought to the County Jail SUITE ring with
frozen feet. He has been coming here
for at least Is years and usually likes to
take a much needed rest. He says he
has no home and is receiving sympathy
on account of his advanced age. Sheriff
l.ittlefield is looking after his wants and
reports him as comfortable.
The Sons of Veterans and their Auxil-
larry had Joint installation Monday eve
ming, Past Commander Allen D. Weber
installing the Sons and Past Pres. Mrs.
George Juan, the Auxiliary, which was
done in very able manner. 1t was one
of the best joint installations ever held in
the Hall. Past Pres. Juan was presented
with cut glass marmalade set by Past
Pres. Matte Moody, in few well chose
words and in a gracious manner Sister
Juan thanked the Auxiliary. The in
coming President, Mrs. Edith Danforth
wishes all members to be present at the
next meeting to outline the work for the
coming year.
An Italian marble monument, standing
about seven feet in height, has been Of
fersd to the City of Belfast by Thomas
P Leaman of East Greenwich, r. l., for
merly of East Belfast, and through the
instrum entality of Orrin j. Dickey.
1t is the intention of the giver that thu
monument be suitably engraved and
erected in the City Park in memory Of
the Belfast boys who were in the Worlt
War and did not return. Belfast resi-
dents will appreciate this valuable gift
and the spirit that prompted it. NJ
more fitting place could be found thai
the Park which overlooks the waters o
our beautiful bay.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
public health committee, A. R. c., wa
held at the Red Cross room on Monday
afternoon, Jan. 3rd, Mrs. Essie P. Carrie
chairman, presiding. Miss Nickerson reat
her report of the work for the month O.
December as follows:
Number of cases under care first of
month, q
Number of new cases,
Total number of cases during month, 8;
Number of cases dismissed,
Number of cases remaining at end of
month, q
Analysis of dismissed cases:
Recovered, 4
Improved, 2
Died,
Nurse not needed,
Total, 8
Discharged to family or self,
Died,
To other care,