The Republican journal., 1921-08-18
Inc State Assessors arrived Tuesday
on their annual business trip.

on their annual business trip.
Thomas Rice of this city was taken to
t!e Waldo County Hospital Sunday
night for medical treatment.
:, Mr.. Frank Smith, while wcrkina IN
tne mouse of Mrs. C. S. Webber last Sat
uroay, fell and broke his arm. DR.. Fos.
I ter c. Small attended him. W.
On Wednesday, Aug. Gath, the Bows,
ana Glrls' Clubs of Waldo county will 90
W augusta by mean of automobiles ac-
companied by Mr.. E. C. Martin of Lib.
er.y as chairman of the arrangement
committee, He has requested that each
t Sluo iulnish their own conveyance and
lunch. The party will assemble on tha
capitol grounds at 10. 80 a. m. He has
mace arrangements to have several
speakers of prominence. Awell develon.
ed program of sports will interest ali
lime will be devoted in order to make
visit through the capitol building, If
time permits, visit will be made to the
Soldiers Home.
The Girls Home lawn party will be
held at the home on Tuesday, August
25rd, when there will be sales of fancy
articles, food, candy flowers, etc. The
following program will be given: Group
OF songs, Miss Van Alta; Nature dance.
Hildeearde Rogers; reading, Anne M.
hlttrldge; group of songs, Mrs. Helen
Porter Sleeper; songs, Home children;
song, Sing Me to Sleep, Miss Van Alta
with cello obligato by Mrs. Gladys P.
sleeper; dance, Caroline Havener Com
mlttees are as follows: Fancy work, Mrs.
): K; i'unton, Miss Margaret A. Dunton.
n l.
Miss Maude E. Mathews, Mrs Richard
Shaw, Mrs. Ansel Lothrop, Mrs. James
=. Durham; program, Mrs. E P. Frost,
Mrs. E. S. Pitcher; ice cream, Mrs. Ben
! Hazeltine, Mrs. O. E. Frost; punch, Mrs.
Irving Dinsmore; candy, Miss Grace Haz-
eitine, Miss katherine Frost; flowers,
Miss Katherine Brown.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Mrs.
Herbert N. Colcord of Searsport is at the
Hospital as the result of an auto accident
| causing fracture of the skull. DR.. Carl
II. Stevens was called at the time and in
| consultation with DR.. Arthur jackson of
Everett, Mass, decided to remove her
here. They performed an operation and
the patient recovered consciousness The
case has complications and the attending
physician thinks she has an even chance,
Colcord is the mother of eight children
Mrs. Lewis Wallace of Wakefield, Mass,
guest of Mrs. Ben Ames Williams, is a
patient at the Hospital. Mrs Maurice D.
Towle and infant son returned home
Wednesday. ....M Miss Mallle, daughter of
| MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Nckson of Sears
port, was operated on Tuesday by Drs
Eugene L. and Carl H. Stevens. Ray
Hall, a medical patient is improving -.
Thomas Rice, m edical case, is attended
by DR.. H. L. kilgore.
| The bazaar, entertainment and dance
! in the Armory Monday afternoon and
evening, under the auspices of the Uni
versalist Guild. was a very social and
profitable event. The hall was prettiy
| decorated with an abundance of pine
sprays and golden rod, combined with
| jardnieres of wild asters and dahlias.
The sales of food, confectionery, fancy
work. etc, in the afternoon were well
patronized and the concert by the young
people was most enjoyable and well re-
ceived. There was large audience In
the evening and the concert by out-of-
town talent one of the most pleasing for
years. Miss Shirley Thorne of Boston,
IUTnGTly MISS luol HulhO VI lNoShidAdf
captivated the audience with her marvel
Gus work on the banjo She was recalled
again and again and always smilingly
responded. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Thomas E. Bowker of Belfast and j. II.
Gilberte of New York and Lincolnvile.
Mrs Mabel Foote of Brookline, Mass,
summering at the Camp Ground, com
manded the undivided attention of all
within the sound of her wonderful voice
and at once became favorlte Her
gracious manner and very pleasing per
sonality were also appreciated. Mrs.
Foote, who is the soloist in the Brook
line Unitarian church, will always re
ceive cordial welcome in Belfast. She
was accompanied by Miss lnez r. Church
ill of Cambridge, Mass, also OF North
port, and by Mr.. Gilberte, singing charm
ingly two of the. latter's compositions
Mrs. Richard E. Stevens of Brookllne
and Northport, accompanied by MI
Stevens, captivated all with her beau
tifu voice of great range and sweetness
Her selections were also general faVorites
and most favorable comments were hearo
from many.