The Republican journal., 1922-12-14


meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Emery
o. Pendleton when a cordial invitation is
extended to all
"Action. not wor Is, a beautiful film, "
the New York Evening Post wrote of
THE journeys End," to be shown at
Dreamland Thursday
Morning Telegraph: ':There hasn't been
such an unusual production in months as
"T Journeys End" See this MASTER
piece Thursday at Dreamland.
The Journeys End is a masterpiece
no matter from which angle it is view
ed" says Harrison's Reports of the fea-
ture to be played at Dresmland Thursday.
The fire engine was called out last
Thursday evening to the residence of NJ.
j. Collins on Miller street. The fire was
discovered in the garage and the all out
was soon rung in as the immediate response
of the firemen to the call could not save
the building nor the auto.
Leroy H. Greene has returned from
Brockton, Mass, where he had position
with the Walkover Shoe Factory, also
with its band, and has secured employ
ment here. He plans to resume his di-
rection of the high school orchestra and
will take up teaching again.
The assignment of Justices for the
coming yea of the Waldo County Su-
preme Judicial Court has been made as
follows: FIRST Tuesday of January, JUS
tice Warren c. Philbrook of WaterV lille ;
trird Tuesday of April, Justice Scott
Wilson of Portland; fourth Tuesday of
Sep emher, Justice John A. Morrill, of
Auburn.
The temporary changes being made by
the City National Bank on the store ad-
joining their building and formerly oc-
cupied by the Misses Hilton and Hall, are
nearing completion. Eve booths for handl-
ing of bonos, etc, have been added, door
cut through what was. formerly the stair
way leading to the journal offices and
another to make connection with the bank
proper. Both of the,old doors to the store
will be closed. When painted it will pre-
sent very neat appearance and will be
used for some of the employees in the ac
couc ting department of the Bank.
Another dance after class was given
by Mrs Sumner c. Pattee, Friday even
ing when Memorial hall was we'll filled
with young people. Music was furnished
by Mrs. Melvin .. Dickey and Mrs. Pat
tee at the piano and by Victrola. Mrs.
Pattee has given each member of the
class the privilege of inviting one or two
guests for the dance which will follow
the lesson next Friday evening. When
she starts her next series, sometime In
Jat uary, she will have two classes, be-
ginners, from 7 until 8, and advanced pu-
pills from 8 until 9.
The FIRST CHURCH FEDERATED)
GUILD. The regular meeting of the Guild
was held in the North church parlors
Monday evening with Mrs Herbert l..
Seekins, Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper. Miss
Amy E. Stoddard, Mrs. Carroll A.
Thompson, Mrs II. II. Carter, hostesses
and Mrs. S. c. Psttee as chairman of the
entertainment committee The greater
part of the evening was spent with dress
ing dolls for the Girls Home Christmas
tree. The dates and hostesses for the
season were announced The next regu-
ar meeting will be Jan 8Lh, with Mrs
Fred T Chase, aMrS. S. A. Parker, Miss
Florence E Dunton, Miss Jane Brown
and Mrs Maine Hills hosteaaes.
AS the holiday season draws near the
Post Office Department al WASHINGTON
is gain calling the attent on of pat ons
vino intend to send Chrisimss parcels by
mail to the absolute necessity of early
mailing. Tn order to promote satisfac
tory deliveries all parcels should be prop
eriy wrapped. use tough paper, tie with
stout cord, write or print plain ad
dress with ink, place return address il
upper left corner of parcel. Attach ad-
dress to article itself inside wrapper. Ii
contents are perishable or fragile, mark
the package accordingly. Owing to the
great voiume Of mai at this season of the
year, unless patrons act in accordance
with above quest many disappoint-
ments are sure to occur Please mai
Christmas parcels right away. A. w