The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-01-05
The News of Belfast.

Mrs. Clara j. Barbour of East Belfast
has entered the Office of the Coe- Morti-
mer as stenographer.
The Colonial is Offering some pleasant
evenings next week. On Tuesday, Thurs
day andSaturdsy Fred w. Hart will be
the special attraction. On Wednesday
night, Ladies Night with Kewpie dolls for
the ladies.
The jolly Nine Club w-s entertained d
New Years Eve at the home of Misses
Louise McDonough and Helen keech.
AT 80 the guests were very much sur
prised by the entrance of Miss Keech in
costume impersonating Old Kriss Krin-
gle, who Immediately began distributing
from the well laden Christmas tree. AS
the actual cost of the gifts had been linn
tied to fifty cents, the opening of the
packages showed much forethoueht in
the ide,s carried out. Much amusement
was caused by the we'll directed "hits''
which also came from the tree. After
the confusion had subsidized a delicious
picnic lunch was served from prettily
appointed table. The guests departed at
late hour with many good wishes for
the New Year,
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Seavey A. Piper and infant daueh
ter Shirley ha
hospital Monday. They will visit Mrs.
Piper's sister, Mrs. Wood, on High street
for few days before returning home to
Troy. Dana Grindle, a surgical case, re-
turned to his home in Searsport Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Gross and four-year- old
son, Foster, are both convalescing from
pneumonia. They are being treated by
DR.. Harry l.. kilgore.. :. Miss Evelyn Bow
doin of Sesrsport was operated upon for
appendicitis Monday by DR.. Carl II.
Stevens. Miss Lyla Sprague of Bella t
is a surgical patient. Mr.. Levi II. Rogers
of Searsport was admitted Sunday, MIR.
James c. Meservey of Lincolnvlle, Mon
day. for surgical treatment, and George
Bray for medical treatment. -. Robert F..
Dyer of Searsport is recovering from
pneumonia and neuritis under the care OF
Dr. Clark of Searsport... The monthly
meeting of the board of directors was
held at the hospital Saturday evening
Charles S. Bickford, new member, be-
ing present for the first time. 1t wa.
voted to rename the Hines room room
for the late Charles F. Swift, and to hav,
suitable brass name plate put on thu
door. Rules of conduct for patients ant
regulations concerning the admission o.
visitors were discussed among other bus.
mess. Visiting hour in the wards is now
from to 8 p. m and to 730 p. m
daily.
The G. A r. INSTALLATION. Th,
Joint iAstallation of Thomas h Marshal
Pest and Circle officers was held Tuesday
afternoon in Memorial Hall preceded BY
an oyster dinner. The following Pos
officers were installed by DIR. A. o Stod
dard: Commander, James Dunton; Senior
Vice Commander, E. S. Mcdonald; Junior
Vice Commander, John w. Ferguson; Ad.
jutant and Qusrtermaster, Thomas Gan
, non; Surgeon, James Fairbrother; Chap
R. b. Smith; Officer OF Guard, l. F.
; Kendall; Quartermaster Sergeant, Israel
A. GardI CT: Sergeant Major l. A Co
nant The following officers of the Cir
Gle were installed b. Mr. Rose Fair
brother, assisted by Miss Rose F. Fair
brother, with Lucille Burgess as pianist
President, Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost; S. v,
Mrs Ethel NJ Collins; j. v Mrs. Alma
! Ryder; treasurer, Mrs. Julia G. Ferguson;
secretary, Mrs. Alice Cannon; chaplain,
Mrs Jane Mcdonald; Con, Miss Minnie
Shaw; asst con-, Mrs. Mary Hollis;
guard, Mrs. Susan Patterson; asst. guard,
Mrs. Viola Downs; patriotic instructor,
Mrs Dora Bridges; delegates: Alice Gan
. non, Addie Wellman, Hannah Wilson,
Belle Towle, lisa Morse, Susan Patterson,
Viola Downs; alternates: Rose P. Fair
brother; Ethel Collins; Mary Collins;
Ethel M. Collins, Mary Hollis, Hattie
Riggs, Alice Burgess. The Joint install
lation of A. E. Clark Camp and Auxil-
iary was held Monday in G. A. r. hall.
Supper was served at g. 80 and the fol-
lowing officers lstalled by past president
Mrs. Ethel Whiting in very pleasing
manner: President, Annie Frost; vice
president, Martha French; chaplain, Rose
Edison; treasurer, Ada Robbins; secre-
tary, Matte Moody; patriotic instructor,
Almeda Robbins; guide, Goldie v arren;
asst. guide Flora Bickford; color guard,
Elva Wyman and Bessie Wiley; inside
guard, George Juan; outside guard, Ida
Samson; press correspondent, Edith
Moody: musician, Mabel Webber; iud ge
advocate, Simon Waning; trustees,
Edith Danforth, Flora Bickford, Mabel
Webber. At the close of the meeting
Miss Matte Moody in behalf of the Aux
ilary presented Mrs. w hitting with a
token of their esteem.