The Republican journal., 1922-12-28
USUAL PRICES

The Leonard stevens Sn0e factory
opened again Tuesday after being closed
several days.
Because of the length of the show at
the Colonial today, Thursday, Dec. 28,
the feature, Mary Pickford in The Love
| Light, will be shown but once at the
evening performance. There will be two
comedies and the serial, White Eagle, in
addition to the big feature.
Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R.,
have re. elected the following officers for
he ensuing year: Commander, James
Dunton; senior vice commander, Capt. Z.
S. Mcdonald; junior vice commander,
Isaac Kendall adjutant and quartermas-
ter, DR.. George E. Morgan; chaplain, A
w Hassan; officer of the day, Roscoe E.
Smith; officer of the guard, Leonard 0
White.
All inter ested in learning of the bene-
fits to be derived from the Business and
Professi onal Women's Association should
re member that they are cordially invited
to attend the meeting in the Universal
ist urch Monday evening, Jan. 8, when
Miss G. Gertrude Veazie of Bangor, a
State organizer, will be present. Miss
Veszie will be the guest of Mrs. Essie P.
Care while in the city.
Jones & Whittier, proprietors of the
Windsor Hotel, have made great change
for the better i n their office by removing
the partition between it and the writing
room. In it's place they have a hand.
some and large BRICK fireplace, making it
possible to add to the comfort of their
guests. Their handsome antique writing
desk is also seen to good advantage and
is as convenient as it was in the regular
writing room.
The Jolly Eight were entertained Sat-
urday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank
E. Bramhall. Cards were enjoyed until
10 o'clock when all adjourned to the din
ing room for refreshments. Tiny Santa
Claus surmounted the ice cream and at
each place were small red candles. From
a tangled bunch of red ribbons each
guest selected one and at the end of it
found her special gift on the pretty
Christmas tree. 1t was very happy
evening.
Company X of the 1O3d Infantry will
give military ball in the Armory Nom
day evening, Jan. LIST. The matrons will
be Mrs. Clement W. Wescott, Mrs Her.
bert H. Stevens, Mrs. Norman A. Read,
Mrs Harry A. Foster, Mrs. John E
Wright and Mrs. Melvin o. Dickey.
The guests of honor will include General
Hanson and Colonel Biaelow of Portland,
Major Brown of Dexter, the instructors
of the Maine National Guard of Infantry,
the Coast and Field Artillery and Re-
serve officers.
SHERIFF FRANK - LTTTLEFIELD'S
APPOINTMENTS. Sheriff Littlefield has
announced the following appointments:
D putty and turnkey, c. Maurice Little
field of Belfast; deputies, Percy L. Hup-
per of Stockton Springs, Elmer Web
ster of Searsport, Silas E. Bowler of P "a
lermo. A. j. Lowe of Brooks, Ephraim
Littlefield of Swanville, post office Bel
fast r. F.. D., Harry Brown of Unity,
Frank H. Cooper of Searsmont, post Of
flee Belfast, r. F. D., j. H. Peavey of
Lincolnville, Walter j. Bean of Mont
Vile, post office, X. F. D.. Thorndike;
Guy Ellingwood of Burnham; special B.
& A. R. R deputy, Ansel A. Powers of
Bangor.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. On
account of the unusual amount of work
Mrs. Charles H. Simmons and Mrs. Mel
vim Wood are assisting the nursing force;
the former on night and the latter on day
duties =. Miss Edith A. Sanborn OF
Waldo has completed her course at the
Hospital Training School and will take
rest at the home of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. |. G. Sanborn. before taking up
work again. She will take the State ex-
animation at the next session OF the
Board for her r. N. degree Robert
Sprapue of w aldo was admitted last FIJI
day as a surgical patient Miss Josie
Knowlton, R. NJ, of Pittsfield is on night
duty Miss Maude X. Russell OF this
city and Donald Dunaver of Stockton
Springs were recently operated upon by
Drs. Eugene L. and Carl H. Stevens.
The former is very comfortable and the
| Iottar uhile seriOusly i'll. was improving