The Republican journal., 1922-02-09

Next Sunday, Feb. 18th, is LincoIn'l
Day and on pa ee two in this issue is {
most readable article with illustrations OF
this great and good man.
The North Church Auxiliary will have
cake, candy and doughnut sale in the
church parlor next Saturday at .. m.
as benefit for the benevolent fluid.
Mr.. Herbert E. Patterson and fam lly.
who were recently burned out in the
Brown house on Belmont avenue, have
taken tenement in the Woods house,
| socalled, at 26 Cedar street.
The Travellers Club will meet on Tues
day afternoon at 23O with Mrs. Elmer
Sherman. The following program viii
be given: Molokai and Father Damien,
Mrs. Bickford; Kamahameha l Che
Great Mrs. Howes; Home of Pele, Mrs.
Morrison.
Plans for the ST Patrick party to be held
in the Armory, March 18th are progress
ing under the direction of Mrs Cecil Clay,
president of the Woman's Hospital Aid of
the Waldo County Hospital. The decora-
tion will be elaborate and in keeping with
the date.
1t is sincerely hoped that the B. H. S.
Valentine benefit in the Armory next
Tuesday afternoon and evening may be
we'll patronized. The afternoon sales and
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sion. The evening program to precede
the dance will begin at 8. Is with so cents
for adults and IS cents for children. The
program includes numbers by the pupils.
McKeen's orchestra will furnish music.
The advertising placards will be auction
ed in the evening.
At the annual meeting of the Liberty
and Belfast Tel. & Tel. Co., the following
officers were elected: Lucius C. Morse.
President; v. A Simmons, Vice Fresi-
dent; Clarence H. Smith, Secretary; Will
lis Greeley, Treasurer; L. C. Morse. j.
j. Walker. j. F. Marden, v. A. Sim
mons. Leroy L. Morse, o. w. Ripley and
S. W. Shibles, Directors; James H. Gil
ley, Business Manager; James X. Blood,
Lineman and Collector; H. S. Mahuren,
Assistant Lineman.
A special from Augusta under date of
Feb. 4th will interest many in this vicin-
ity: DR.. Clarence F. Kimball, State Com
missioner of Health, today announced the
appointment of DR.. John Hewatt of New
York as director of the division of dag
nostic laboratories to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of DR.. H. E.
Thompson. Dr. Hewatt was born in Scot
land and is a graduate Of the University
of Edinburgh. He was in the medical
corps of the British army during the
World War and was located at base in
Mesopotamia.
A w. C. T. U. State Institute will be
held in Waterville Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Feb. 14th and 18th. 1t is hoped ev-
cry Union in Waldo County will be rep
resented by its trio team" The enter
tainment is on the Harvard plan. The
State Supt. of Flower Mission and Relief
Work, Mrs. Annie NJ Frost of Belfasts
has been asked to speak in the w. c. T.
U. contest. The program is a good one
and takes up the vital issue, not only of
tempela ance but of citizenship, law en-
forcement, the election of staunch off
cials, etc. The speakers include Mrs. AL
thea G. Quimby, Presiding officer; Rev.
Helen Carlson, National Evangelistic
Supt.; Mrs. Culla Vayhinger, National
Directors Amercanization; Mrs Debo-
rah X. Livingston, Christian Citizenship.
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS. Co. X is
to recruit from the younger
men of the city The possibilities which
the armory with its adjoining clubroom
offers to the young fellow is making an
appeal to the 1h school boys. Already
ten high school boys have joined the
and more are going in. Every
drill night new names are added to the
roster Capt. Foster wishes to make CO..
X the Young Mans Club of the city and
plans are develoving rapidly toward /,
most interesting program for the year.
Military training, physical exercise. prop
er disc ipline, most excellent facilities for
club life and prevailing good fellowship
are the factors which interest the olde
boys and young men. The Company
with it's armory and club room offers all
the inducements of a community center
and the possibilities approach that of a
Y. M. c. A. Co. X is a financial asset.
From State and federal sources there
comes to Belfast more than six thousand
dollars for drill pay each year, and this
money is practically all spent here. This
brings the business men to the support of
the company which in addition to the en-
thusiasm of its m mbers is bound To keep
Co. X. abreast the best organizations in
the State