The Republican journal., 1922-07-27

Herbert, the five-year old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Rudolph Saunders, River Ave,
fractured one of his legs Tueedsy while
playing on an ice delivery cart.
Thomas II. Marshall Circle will meet
next Tuesday at 2 O'Clock, sharp. The
program will be, Greetings from the
Southland.
The Thursday Night Dancing club is
cordially invited to attend the dancing
party in the pavilion in Waldo, Aug. 3rd,
as a benefit for the Waldo County Hos
pital
An auction sale will be held at the
/ Chenery house, Franklin street, next
Saturday at 10 a. m, when household
goods, furniture and a large variety of
articles will be offered for sale. See advt.
: in this paper for further details
The annual bazaar, given by st. Fran
els Catholic church and parish, will be
I held on the church lawn Wednesday,
August 10th. There will be refresh
ments and sales of fancy work. food,
candy, etc. The pu lie is invited.
The will of Mrs. Charles A Cummings
of Boston gave $4,000 to Ere ederick W.
Angler of San Jose, Calf, and an annu-
ity of $500 a year to Lavinia H. jerks of
Cambridge, Mass, her cousins. Mr..
Angler and Mrs. jerks were formerly of
elfast.
The band concert at the City Park, an
nounced for last Sunday at D. m, was
postponed to next Sunday at the same
hour on account of the rain. Remember
the date and be present as the program is
an excellent one and the location ideal.
A collec ton will be taken.
Capt. E. NJ. Trott, general inspecto oi
United States lighthouses, was in the
J bay last Saturday and Sunday in the u
S. S. Zzania, and called on his sister
: Mrs. Harold Bruce, Bay View street
Saturday evening Capt. Trott entertain
: ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce and friends OF
shipboard with a radio concert from th'
: broadcasting station in Philadelphia
: Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce were hi
e guests on the trip to Bangor, returning
home on the Boston steamer.
AT the Country Club next Sunda.
evening there will be great musica
treat for the members and guests. Mrs
Rio hard Stevens of Boston, always
0 great favorite, will sing several numbers
5 accompanied by her husband, one of tn
features of the New England Conserva
e tory of Music. Everyone looks forwar,
e with great pleasure to hearing these won
e derful artists. Miss Augusta Talbot o
Boston and Camden, who has given sew
9 eral delightful recitals at the club, will
t be heard again in several groups on tn
t VIOLIN She is great artist, and witt
e her charming personality will add mucl
y pleasure to the evening. She will be &C
+, companied on the piano by Miss Eliza
n beth Carianna of Rockland, gradu at
J.. of the New England Conservatory and
r pupil of Prof. George Copeland, one o
= the greatest panists of the world. Miss
r Carianna will also give piano solo. Ais
: in addition to this delightful program
d Miss Faith Donovan of Bangor will pla
S a cello, accompanied by her sister, Mis-
y Hlda Donovan. This is the first appea ar
ance here of these talented young ladies
and all are looking forward with pleasur
to hearing them. No one will want t
, miss this wonderful concert. A specia
:, dinner will be served at G. 80 and reser
vations are already being made.
i Mrs Allan NJ Howes, assisted by Mis-
Belle Heating, entertain ed at the Howe
home on Church street Friday afternoon
e in honor of Miss Clara B. Heating of ALI
ston, Mass, who is spending July will
f her parents, MIR. and Mrs George |. keat
ing A delicions luncheon consisting of
melons, chicken salad, hot rolls, olives
4 ice cream, cake, salted nuts, confectioner!
: and coffee was served from small tables
q The decorations of the attractive home
n were pink roses and sweet peas. Misses
Hope Dorman and Katherine Brown as
sisted the hostesses in serving. Auction
. followed, the prize winners being Mrs
Irving T. Dinsmore first, with bronze
S bookends, Miss Frances Flanders second,
8 with vanity case The guest of honol
1 received an ivory framed mirror In ad-
: d ton to members of the Saturday Auction
Club those present were Mrs. Chas. D
:, Cool of Madison, Wis, Mrs. Charles E.
t Brown, Mrs Harry Dale of Wollaston
Mass Mrs. C. w. Wescott, Mrs. Fred A
' johnson, Mrs. H. H. Hollingshead of New
T York, Mrs. Amos j King of San Juan
d P. r Mrs. Carl H. Stevens, Mrs Claude
B. Roberts of Brighton, Mass Mrs Dana
B. Southworth, Misses Anne M. Kittredge
Frances Flanders of Brookline, Mass,
e Kate Lynch of Boston, Mrs. Frederick
y Hoffman of Chicago, Mrs. George Jen'
h nings of Cambridge, Mass, Mrs. Leroy
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