The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-10
Howard F. Moore, employed by Good
hue & Co., was operated on Monday at
the Waldo County Hospital.

Lut w dlQO SOuuIy hospital.
The w. C. T. U. will have Valentine
party Friday afternoon with Mrs. Min
ME Coombs on the shore front.
The firemen were called to the Fred T.
Chase residence on Church street recent
| ly and Monday afternoon to the resi-
dence of Capt. C. B. SWEET on Spring
street for chimney fires. No damages
were reported.
The Women's Alliance of the First
Parish (UnitariaD church will meet at
Mrs Charles S. Bickford's, Cedar street,
this, Thursday, at o'clock, the paper for
the day being review of Mrs I. B. AID
rich's book, "Crowding Memories" by
Mrs. Edmund P Brown.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give one of their delicious public suppers
in their vestry next Tuesday evening.
The supper will be in charge of Mrs. W.
F. Stevens and Mrs. VIM. Holt and they
will be assisted by an efficient corps of
HclpclS llC uCuu Will DC up " tllcll
usual high standard of excellence and it
will be served at O'clock Price so
cents. The public is cordially invited to
patronize this supper.
THE HOOVER FUND. The State COM
mittee have asked the County of Waldo
to raise 81, 900 in addition to the fund Of
about that amount already raised for the
starving children of Europe. 1t is urg-
emily requested that the money be raised
by Feb. 18th. Freedom has exceeded its
quota and Prospect reports hers raised
Belfast is still behind the amount re-
quired. Contributions may be paid to
Ralph A. Bramhal at The City National
Bank or to Rev. William Vaughan of
East Belfast. 1t is an opportunity rather
than duty to give for such a cause.
The Afternoon Club of Emma White
Barker Tent, D. of ", had very delight
full session last Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Myra S. Dutch, when delicious re-
freshments were served. Their regular
meeting followed IN the evening at G. A.
R. hall, when I-incoln's birthday was OBJ
served with readings by Mrs. Annie M.
Frost, Mrs. Dora Jackson Bridges and
Mrs. Mary Allen Carter; remarks by
Charles B. Eaton and Fred A Seward.
The Club will meet with Mrs. Annie Fl.
Jellison Wednesday afternoon, Feb 10th
followed by the regular meeting in the
evening
Chairman Arthur l.. ThayeT of Bangor
of the State Accident Insurance Commits
sion, his stenographer, Walter Bird of
Bar Harbor and Hon. John E. Nelson of
Augusta were in Belfast Tuesday to act
on two hearings. In the case of E. j.
Roberts VS.. Walter Derres, North Belfast
parties, and the Employers Liability In
surance Co., the plaintiff withdrew. In
that of Raymond Aldus VS.. the Consul
mer's Company, bought to recover for
medical attendance, ETC., the amount
called for was allowed in full. Mr..
Thayer said the treatment of the plain
tiff's injured hand by Dr. Eugene L. Ste
| vens was the best he had ever seen in his
accident Investigations
The Camden Y M. C. A. team won
from the Belfast A. A. Five by a score
of 81 to IS in the Armory last Saturday
evening. ABOUT so Camden people came
up on the excursion and enjoyed the victo-
ryiwith their boys. The steamer was oblig-
ed to stay here until very early Sunday
morning on account of the dense fog on
the bay. A remarkably fine thing was
done at the game Saturday night at the
suggestion of Morris l.. Slugg and under
the direction of Rev. William Vaughan,
when voluntary collection of S72. AZ
was taken to express genuine sympathy
for Charlie Whittier of Searsport, who
| fell on the Armory floor in the game of
Jan. 29th, when he fractured his left leg
and injured the ankle. He is manly
young man and all who saw the accident
were glad to express their admiration in
this manner Rev. Vaughan and Mr.
Slugg autoed over Tuesday afternoon to
call and deliver the gift.
"Tige," the handsome and intelligent
Great Dane pup, owned by Mr.. and Mrs
Bernes O. Norton, and the pet of many
admirers, met with a peculiar accident
Tuesday morning in which he nearly los
his life He had been in the habit of call.
ing at the rear door of Howes' grocery
store to see the clerks and get ligh
luncheons, and Tuesday was accompa
MED by friend, setter pup. Bott
were running about the store when Tigt
became frightened at some noise, as h,
is still very young, regardless of the fac
that he weighs over a hundred pounds
He made rush for the front of the store
and dashed through the large plate glass
window into the street, running som,
distance before he found Mr.. Norton a
the garage. He was bleeding at the nos.
and from two gashes in the head, wa
very much frightened and exhausted
DR.. j. B. Darling was called and while
pronouncine him in critical condition
say he expects him to recover. There