The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-10
7OTd Fashion" Shoe Sale
at
The Dinsmore Store
next week.

Everett NJ Hart is CT itically ill at his
home on River Avenue.
Mrs. Ida Frankel left Monday morning
for New York to select her new spring
line. She will return in about two weeks |
The strong wind of last Sunday famed
the smouldering soft coal, owned by the
Pejepscot Company, on Holmes wharf,
into flames and carried sparks for some
distance. Several firemen were called to
look after it under the direction of AS
sistant Chief Francis X. Pendleton.
Rev. William Vaughan of the Hoover
fund for the starving children of Europe,
REQUESTS The Journal to acknowledge
check of fifty-seven dollars from the peo-
pie of Freedom Village, the proceeds of
the carnival given Friday evening under
the direction of l. P. Critics.
There will be dance and baked bean
supper on the evening of Feb. 18th at
Frederick Richie Grange hall, Waldo.
Music by McKeen's orchestra. This
dance will be given to help one who has
been seriously sick since October and is
still unable to be out. Everybody please
come and help.
At meeting of the Hospital Aid held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Or
ris S. Vickery, the following board of
managers we're reelected: Mrs. Elmer
Small, Mrs. F. G. Mixer, Mrs. S. A. Par
ker. Miss Margaret L. Keene. Mrs. R. P.
Coombs, Mrs. Frank M. Bailey, Mrs.
Austin W. Heating, Mrs. F. l. Wilson,
Mrs. E. P. earle, Miss Annie V. Field;
Mrs. Leroy A. Weber was chosen chair
man of the card party committee to select
her helpers and hold a benefit party once
each month. Mrs. F. G. Mixer was elect
ed chairman of the purchasing committee
with instruction to select her assistants.
1t was decided to meet Thursday after
noon, Feb 10th, at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. Cecil Clay, for the purpose of
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ception at the Hospital in the near fu-
ture, the date to be named later The
following committees for the annual mid
summer fair were announced: food Mrs.
E. A Wilson, Mrs. W. X. Keene, Mrs.
Ralph Ames; friendship, Mrs. N H.
Small; dolls and baby, Mrs. Colby A.
Racklitf and Mrs. Grace C. Pillsbury;
fancy work, Mrs. Robert P. Coomos;
/ handerchiefs, Ms. J. w. Ferguson; bas-
kerry, Mrs. o. S. Vickery; flowers, Mrs.
Ansel M. Lothrop; candy, Mrs. Henry G.
Ingersoll; bags, Mrs. Elmer Small and
Mrs. G. G. Wardwell; aprons, Mrs. F. |.
| Wilson.
The annual meeting of the Universalst
Guild was held Friday afternoon at the
! home of the president Mrs Charles Brad
bury, with fifteen members present The
following officers were elected: President,
Mrs Bradbury; vice presidents, Mrs. John
A. Fogg and Mrs. Eugene L. Cook; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. Lila B. Mixer
The committees appointed were: House
for January, February and March, Mrs
Nj. c. Murch; for April, May and June,
Mrs Arthur W. Morse; for October, No
vember and December, Mrs J. Lee Pat
terson; visiting, Mrs. Charles E. johnson
assisted by Mrs. Grace Larrabee, Mrs.
| Elijah Richie, Mrs. Albra J. Clarey,
Mrs George G. Wardwell, Miss Ida E.
Walker, Mrs. S. N. Rackliff, Mrs Arthur
W. Morse, Mrs. Sarah C. Thompson, Mrs
John W. Knight; music, Earl l.. Talbot as
choir master, Mrs. Cecil Clay; purchasing,
Mrs j. G. Paul, Mrs. L. T. Shales, Miss
Edith M. Southworth; distributing and
decorating, Mrs. S. N. Rackliff and Mrs.
Fred G. Spinney; floral Mrs. George W.
frlsbee; communion, Mrs c. E. johnson
AM Mrs Sarah E. Pierce. Mrs. Brad
bury's annual report was filled with the
spirit of the Leagues motto, Harmony
and Enthusiasm" and evinced a genuine
apple alton of both terms as the net pro-
ceeds for the year were $1,014.82 in adj
dltlon to many pleasant social functions,
Doth pubic and private. Mrs. Bradbury
urged that the spirit of cooperation be
the key note for the Guilds activities for
the comm ; year and that all its members
stand together for the best interests of
their church. She extended special thanks
to Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Fogg and Mrs. Rackliff
for their ever ready assistance. The
League will meet Friday at go D. m, at
Mrs. Sherman G. Swift's, High street
when every woman interested in the
church IS invited to come The Sunday
school will start next Sunday with re-
newed interest and enthusiasm. Parents
are urged to send their children. All who
do not attend any Sunday school are
urged to attend. They are wanted.