The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-12-29

~. ne worth Church Guild will meet with
MISS Florence Dunton next Monde. 49,. -
ing at 7.s0 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Sellers returned HON. r,..-
uay night from Augusta where she .n.n+
Christmas with friends.
Friends in The journal oes.. ,..,...
attractive folders of Christmas and NJ. ~
lear greetings from j. A. Montas. ~"
Waterville. - nohtenore OF
aihey the handsome Irish setter
owned by Chas. R. Coombs died suada.,-,
las' Monday of acute indigestion. He
"as seven years old and was raised bv his
owner. Barney will be missed in III.
ooomos nome but he had many fr;end.
'u'S'ae the family circle who always had
welcome and kind word for him.
Inc b. II. S. Alumni basket ball team
won from the Belfast A. A. in a scors &c
81 TO IL In game at the Armory Tues
Jay evening. The line up of the former
Included Lothrop, Smalley, j. Durham.
Hoffses and R. Mariner; the latter v
Nofton' M. Vaughan, Getchell, f.
brown, Foga and G. Spencer. There
was good attendance.
Mrs. Isabel Littlefield of Portland he.
partment President of the State Circle of
the VI "A. X, was an official guest Tues.
day of Thomas H. Marshall Circle and
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Dora Bridges. Tuesday afternoon. Jan.
5rd, the Post and Circle will have Joint
installation. The Post will furnish ovs-
ter stew and the Circle the rest of the
lunch.
The Emma Barker White Tent D. of v
wednesday evening, Dec. 2lst, elected
the following officers for the coming year.
President, Mrs Dora Bridges; S. v, Mrs.
Eleanor Mossman; j. ", Mrs. Rose
Sprague; chaplain, Mrs. Mary A. Carter:
treasurer, Mrs. Annie Mae Frost; council.
Mrs Ethel Whiting, Mrs. Lettie Blodgett.
Mrs. Viola Downs; Patriotic instructor.
Mrs. Myra S. Dutch. A public instala-
ton will be held Wednesday, Jan. 4tb,
Refreshments will be served after the in
stallatlon.
! Gussie, the little four-years old daugh.
ter of Frederick and Celia Maskowitz.
! died Dec. 18th at their home in the Dun
ton block on Spring street. She was ill
only few days with acute appendicitis
and ahscess of the bowels. AS an onlv
hope an operation was performed, Be-
sides her parents one sister, Sadie, sur
wives Gussie was a bright little girl and
her death brings grief to the family. AS
| there was no minister of their religious
belief in Belfast, her remains were taken
| to Bangor for the funeral and the inter-
! ment.
NORTH BELFAST. At the annual meet
ing of Chemical Company No. /, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Howard w.
Hatch, captain; Henry B. Laid, clerk
Fred L. Bartlett, foreman; Wellington j.
Roberts, sst foreman. This company
las done efficient service during the past
year, and with new equipment, which is
soon to be added, they will be in much
better situation to do still better work. Dbl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marthon Ioak entertained
| her father, Mr.. French of Skowhegan
and her sister, Miss Mildred French of
Boston, during the Christmas season..
Mr.. and Mrs. George U. Hatch and
daughter Betty of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w G. Hatch. Mr.. Hatch re-
turned to Greenfield Friday.
PooR's MILLS. Capt O A. Wade has
arrived home for visit....C. A. Mckinley
came home to spend Christmas with his
sister, Mrs. Cole,...M Mrs Luella Brown
went to the city Saturday to be with hel
children over Christmas. MIR. and Mrs
George Daggett had family party al
their home Christmas day...Mrs. Lucy
Jackson and son entertained company
! Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wood
entertained II at dinner Sunday. Nh
and Mrs. F. I. Wentworth spent Christ
mas with their son and family. Miss
Lenore Thompson, who is attending school
at Gorham, came home to spend the holt
| days with her parents. Howard Wilson
is at home from Orono on vacation.
Helen Robertson was employed in Hopkins
store last week. harles Boynton is
gaining after his recent illness and the
nurse, Miss Murch, has gone home....
Mrs. Fred Carter remains about the same.
THE school entertainment given by the
pupils was success in every way. About
100 had admission to the hall.
James S. Hartman, ESQ.,, has com
pleted the sale of the williamson McLane
estate, so-called, on Northport avenue
for New York clients from its recent