The Republican journal., 1922-01-12

pital to be made into pillows, please noti-
fy Mrs. Cecil Clay ah1 she will call for
same.
The Universalist League will meet this,
Thursday, at 2 80 p. m, with Mrs. j. G..
Paul. A large attendance is desired as
plans will be made and work done for the
Eas ter sale.
A masquerade Valentine ball and fair
will be held Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, Feb. 14th, under the auspc of the
Students Council of the Belfast High
School McKeen's full orchestra will
furnish music.
The annual meeting of the Hospita
Aid and club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Cecil Clay tomorrow, Friday, after
noon at O'Clock Officers will be elec t.
ed for the ensuing year and other bust
ness transacted.
The special election in the End Maine
Congressional District to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Represents
tive John A. Peters. now judge of the
Federal District Court of Maine, will be
held Monday. March goth. The prima
ries will be held Feb. 18th. They were
called jan 5th by Gov. Baxter. Primary
papers must be filed by Jan. 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louville S. Wood, who
were married Jan. 7th at the residence of
the officiating clergyman, Rev. George
c. Sauer, are living at "a Church street,
in what was formerly the Frost house
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice S. Wood of Poor's Mills and is
employed in the Farmers Union and his
bride, Miss Avis L., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Mariner of Belfast, for
merly of Searsmont.
The Belfast Chamber of Commerce has
accepted an invitation to visit the Isles
boro Board of Trade Tuesday evening,
Jan 24th. The trip will be made with
Capt Coombs and McKeen's orchestra has
been engaged. All who went to lslesboro
some time ago on like visit reported a
fine time Any who can make this trip
are requested to report to Pes. Ralph H.
Howes as soon as possible that definite
arrangements may be made.
Peace in Ireland, the Disarmament Con-
ference, the increasing purchasing power
of the dollar, the increase in advance or
ders in every line of manufacturing en-
deavor the decrease in unemployment,
the lifting of burdensome taxes in count
less lines all point to a return to normalcy
and GOOD Times" Throughout New
England in the houses of the Black Cir
cult the "Good Times" spirit will be Gel
ebrated by GOOD Time" week which
has been designated as Romance Week."
Romance and the silversheet are one and
inse para BILE. Into the humdrum of every
day life comes "Romance Week" in which
the entire family can travel along unfa-
miliar trails into the land of adventure,
romance and action, and gain new view
point and outlook on life. No matter who
you are or what you do, routine and mo-
notony will join hands with the "Glooms"
and Romance Week" and GOOD Times"
will Join with "Mr. Joy" and drive them
deep into their caves and bury them from
sight. The Colonial Theatre is the Black
Circuit house in Belfast, and the manage
ment has prepared program in keeping
with Romance Week" that will enthral
you. The date is the week beginning,
Jan. 16. next week.
The officers-elect OF Emma White Bar
ker Tent, Daughters of Veterans, were
publicly installed last Wednesday evening
with a large number of guests present.
Past President Mrs. Myra S. Dutch was
the installing officer and the work was
most admirably performed as follows:
Pres, Mrs. Dora j. Bridges; S ", Mrs.
Eleanor H. Mosman; J. ". Mrs. Rose D.
Sprague; chaplain, Mrs. Mary "A, Carter;
treasurer, Mrs. Annie M. Frost; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Myra S. Dutch; council,
Mrs Ethel S. Whiting, Mrs. Arletta S.
Blodeett, Mrs. Viola X. Downs; secre-
tary, Miss Ella p Smalley; guide. Miss
Susie Hanson; guard, Mrs. Georgia w.
Juan; asst. guard, Miss Lou L. Smalley;
color bearers, Verna Jellison, Esther
Sanderson, Margaret Eaton and Sarah
Whiting; pianist, Florence Arey; press
correspondent Mrs. Annie H. Jellison;
visiting and RELIEF committee, Mrs. Nina
d. Cook, Mrs Rose Falrbrother, Miss
Annie Smalley; floral committee, Mrs.
Annie M. Frost, Mrs. Downs and Mrs.
Minnie H. Salter; advisory committee
from Thomas H. Marshall Post, Thorn as
Cannon and DR.. George E. Morgan; from
Sons of Veterans, George B. Salter, Mrs
Dutch was presented with bouquet OF
flowers and serving tray. The retiring
or esident, Mrs. Ethel S. Whiting, was
presented with past presidents jewel.