The Republican journal., 1921-08-11


eighth annual reunion of the Clements
! family will be held at Morning Light
Grange hall, Monroe, Thursday, Aug. Is.
| Remember you can get the best of
home cooked food at the sale at the
Methodist vestry Friday at $50 p. M,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
KNIGHT REUNION. The Knight Re-
union will be held Aug. q at Victor
Grange hall, Searsmont 'ViIlage.-Susie
might Robbins, Secy. and Treasurer.
Edmund Wilson, tax collector, is now
ready to collect all taxes. The discount
OF IL per cent ends Aug. 31st at D. m.
Call early and avoid the rush of the last
week of discount.
A mortgage for bond issue of 1ls
pages is being recorded at the Waldo
County Registry of Deeds and is from
the Central Maine Power Company to
the Old Colony Trust Company, Boston.
Mrs. William NJ. Randall gave pleas
ant tea party at her home on Park street
last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Richard
y. Shaw assisted in serving while Mrs.
Richard P. Whitman and Mrs. Harold H.
f1oillngshead, Jr., poured tea.
The Universalist League will meet
IN S, thursday, afternoon at 2.3O in the
kest-Awhlle cottage at the foot of Allyn
street. Plans will be completed for the
bazaar to be held in the Armory Monday
afternoon and evening. 1t will be the
last meeting of the season and all mem
bers of the parish are invited to the six
O CLOCK supper and are requested to
bring q basket lunch
Mrs. Winfield A. Mariner entertained
at luncheon at her home on Miller street.
Frloay evening to announce the engage
ment of Miss Ida Leverne Mariner of
Llncolnvllle avenue to Roland M. Nc
henney of North Arson. The dining
room decorations were in pink and white
with huge basket of sweet peas hang
Ing from the chandelier and pink stream
ers running to each plate over a center
piece OF pink gladioh. The place cards
were tiny cupids bearing an engagement
ring. A large birthday cake with pink
candles also graced the table, as it was
MI. Mariners birthday The evening
was spent socially and with cards, Miss
Ida is the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mariner and is graduate of
the b. ii. 5. class of 1921. Mr. McKen-
ney is the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter e. Mckenney of North Arson
and graduated from the Arson Academy
IN the class of 1917. Since then he has
been emp Dyed by II. P. Hood & Sons,
Inc. and is now manager of the Belfast
branch of creameries. Both are popular
young people and have the congratula-
tons OF many friends The wedding
| Will take place Ill September
POSTERS are out announcing the program
Tor the mid summer fair and dance in the
! Armory Monday afternoon and evening
under the auspices of the Universallst
League, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, preSl-
dent, There will be sales of aprons,
candy, flowers, fancy articles, food and
ice cream during the afternoon. At the
concert at p. N. the program will in
clude piano solos by Miss Virgi nia Stearns
/ of Brookline, Mass soprano solos, by
Miss Charlotte hnowton; contralto solos,
Miss Idres Rogers; fancy dancing, Miss
Clara Hammons. The admission is free.
The evening program will begin at $50
O'Clock and will include selections by
Miss ohirly Thorne of Boston, banioist;
Mrs. Mabel Foote of Brookline, contralto
sololst; Mrs. Richard E. Stevens, Brook
line, soprano soloist; Miss Inez r. Church.
! ill, Cambridge Mr.. Richard E. Stevens
and Hallett Gilberte of New York and
| Lincolnville, accompanies. General dane
| ing will close the program with music by
Mcheen's orchestra, Charles F. Ham
| mons, soloist, Fred G. Spinney, floor d.
rector. Roscoe Arey will cater. The
admission will be so cents