The Republican journal., 1922-03-23

meeting and election of officers tomor-
row, Friday, afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost.
Something that will please the ladies',
will be the wedding of Princess Mary
which will be shown at The Colonial
Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Peters, who has been living
for ten years in the Glover house on
Hieh street, has moved to the Bebee
house Just opposite.
Earl Allenwood of Halls Corner, Bel
mont, was brought to the W aldo County
Hospital Tuesday with his right hand
badly cut with a circular saw.
William NJ. Randall left Tuesday on a
business trip to the Boston and New York
markets. He will buy regular goods and
Easter novelties. He will return the last
of the week.
The military whist party, announced
for Wednesday to be directed by Mrs.
Allan NJ. Howes, has been postponed for
LWO WtChS VII dCCOuHl VI tIt CpiuChitC vi
Gods, etc.
The Belfast Band will give their Sec
ond concert of the series at the Colonial
Theatre next Sunday at 4 o'clock The
soloists will be Leroy Green and Charles
F. Hammons.
Belfast relatives received a telegram
Monday announcing the death Sunday of
William X. Morrison in Santa Monica,
/ Calf. No particulars have been receiv-
ed. His friends here realized for some
time that he was in i'll health.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will have sale of aprons of al
kinds, food, candy and ice cream in theil
vestry Friday afternoon, April 7th The
Diligent Club, Mrs. Charles W. Martin
teacher, will have a play in the evening
Miss Julia Chalmers, the talented little
dancer, will be seen in prolog to The
Bonnie Brer Bush at the Colonial OF
1 Thursday today. The Bonnie Brier Bust
is wee bit of Scotch, and Manager Gilt
ford will have few surprises for the pa
+ irons.
I The next regular meeting OF Aurora
Rebekah Lodge will be held Tuesday
evening, March 18th. Supper will be
/ served at 6.3O The degree will be con-
/ ferred on a large class of candidates anc
there will be an entertainment at the
close of the meeting.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
! ance, has sold for Mrs. Nellie M. Sheldon
her residence on Condor street, to Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe L. Cross of Morrill,. who
are to occupy it at once. He has also
rented to Mr.. and Mrs. John Canning the
Lamson bungalow at the radio grounds.
This is Children's week at the Colonia
Theatre Manager Clifford is Offering some
special bills for the Tuesday, Thursday ane
Saturday matinees. The mothers cannot
but help feeling grateful to the manage
ment in catering to the little folks witt
pictures that are especially for them.
The growth of the Shutters ranks here
may be fairly estimated by the sale Of
the little brass clips used as a badge
! The supply is exhausted, Woodcock sell
ing his years supply in few days. Th'
stunts of initiation varied according tt
individual ideas of real fun and forfeits.
Every town in Waldo county, with one
exception, has contributed to the Health
Seal sale. Liberty has just sent second
contribution, S11.06, the proceeds OF
box supper given by the grange. This
increases the total net amount of the
sale to S445 90. When that "last town
is heard from we shall doubtless have
over $3.50 to the credit of our county.
Mrs. C. NJ. Craig is the chairman of the
committee
The school building committee is con-
sidering the adoption of the Univent sys.
tenn of heating for the new High schoc
building. The agent for the Moline
Heating Company of Iowa, A. P. Good
! hue of this city, has installed unit il
the PIERCE school, that the building com
mittee may see it in operation. All in.
terested are invited to call and see wha
the plan is. The committee has received
from the architects a handsome coloree
pencil drawing of the building.
The Democratic Caucus met in The
Court House Tuesday evening with &
large attendance. Hon. Robert F. Dun
ton presided with Miss Grace A. Lord
secretary. The following delegates were
appointed to attend the State Convention
to be held in Augusta April 7th: Mrs. Lu.
lie P. Nichols, Mrs. Rose F. Fahy, Mrs
T. v. Stuart, Mrs Florence E. Dunton,
w. A. Nichols, j. G. Durham, T. S.
Thompson and Ralph F. Darby; alter
mates, Mrs. David johnson, Mrs. G. W.
Luce. Mrs. T. S. Thompson, Mrs. Fred A.
Holmes, Selwyn Thomp on, F. w. Pote
H. P Farrow and Percy Bradford. Sew.