The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-08-04
THE REPUBLICAN JouRNAI4 THURSDAY. AUGUST i le2s .

Wilson Ellis Of Belfast Ia. r.o;.t.r.d
Tor courses at the summer session Il Ro,-
ton University and ID specializing Il ~.
counting and biology.
The Maine State Pomolo eical Soc;.tv
will hold field day at the re.;d.n.s -
A. W. Knight, near Tranquility Grange
hall in Llncolnville. Thursday, August
25th. This will be an opportunity Of
which many will avail themselves
There will be dance at the Park %.
vilion, Belfast Fair grounds, next Mon.
day evening, August 9th, with music nv
McKeen's orchestra. A contest will ba
conducted at this dance for the purnosa
of selecting passenger to be given a
free ride in the aeroplane the first dav of
the New Belfast Fair, August 10th.
William M. Randall, who has been
living in the O'Connell house on Park
street, recently sold to Mrs. Thomas E.
bowker, has bought the Melvina v. Par
ker house on Church street, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith, who have been liv-
ing in the Lancaster house on High
street, have taken the Cross tenement
on Miller street, soon to be vlcated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowker.
The Universalist League will meet at
Rest-a-While Club house Thursday af-
ternoon at 2.30 All members are re-
quested to come as there is much work
to be done for the coming sale to be held
in the Armory August 18th, afternoon
and evening. At 6 o'clock picnic din
ner will be served. All members of the
parish are invited to come and bring
their lunch baskets.
Edward A. Wadsworth has sold the
house at 81 Bay View street, where he
has been living with his mother and
sister, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Sanders,
who will occupy it. Mr. Wadsworth has
bought the Charles E. Sherman house on
High street. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman will
move soon to the W. H. Mcintosh house
on High street, which they bought sew
eral weeks ago. Dr. and Mrs. Sumner C.
Pattee swill move from the Sherman
house to the Charles Lancaster house on
High st rect.
Company K, Third Maine Regiment,
Capt. Basil r. Allen, had most success
full ball in the Armory last Friday even
ing with large attendance. The deco
rations were most attractive and were
arranged under the direction of Mrs.
of colored bunting and strings of Chinese
lanterns. McKeen's orchestra furnished
the best of music. The net proceeds of
$40 were applied to the mess fund. Com
pany X. will leave August 18th for Is
days outing at Camp Devens.
Navajo Camp, Orrin j. Dickey's sum-
mer school for boys at Temple Heights,
entertained last Thursday a delegation
from Dr. O. S. Vickery's school at Camp
Quantahacook, Lake Quanta bacook,
Searsmont. The sports included game
of base ball when the Navajo team, cap
tanned by Paul de Vries of France, won
from the Quantabacooks, captained by
Director Weaver, in score of ID to g.
The days festivities closed with supper
when covers were laid for 16 guests, who
boyishly pronounced it ''some feed" and
a happy day.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL FAIR.
Mrs. Cecil Clay, president of the Hospital
Aid, has received from Mr.. Parker Watts
of Standpoint, now at the Sailors Snug
Harbor, Staten Island, N. Y, beautiful
white shawl to be sold at the fair to be
held in the Armory, August 25th. Other
contributions have been received and all
who have sala BILE articles of fancy work,
aprons, or things for the grab-b bag, will
please leave them with any member of
the committee. The boys at the Vickery
Camps at Lake Quantabacook are making
baskets, pine pillows and pine cone bags
under the direction of Mrs. O. S.Vickery.
AS formal expression of appreciation
and good will the clerks. assisted by Mr..
William NJ Randall, the new proprietor,
presented Mrs. Essie P. earle with
beautiful hand embroidered Chinese
luncheon set, a rose pattern in Peking
blue. The presentation was made in
modest retiring manner by Mrs. Verna
Over Hall. Mrs Garlic was too surprised
for words, but succeeded in expressing
her genuine pleasure. That evening the
clerks, accompanied by Messrs. Harry A.
Foster and Donald S. Hall, with Mrs.
earle as guest of honor, had delightful
auto ride in the Foster car to Camden
and vicinity On their return all were
guests of Mrs. earle at a pleasant social
hour with refreshments at the Arey ice
cream parlor. 1t was pleasant ending
of very successful business career.
Mrs earle, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce, and her sister,
Miss Mary E. Pierce of Boston, will
H,,ouSt Of one of tha Crawford