The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

Shdttto IL AiuObdihf NtNuNNANA VI INT
Waldo Trust Company, was in the list of
notaries public, nominated by Gov Bax
ter in the list of Nov. 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. McIntire have
returned from a few days visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
f. Mclntire of Camd n.
Mrs. Thomas Flanagan, who has been
seriously i'll for some time at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Walter F. Juan, has been
able to sit up the past week.
Today, Thursday, Nov. 10, is Family
Day at the Colonial. Two thirty cent
/ tickets will admit Dad and Ma and all
the kids in the family.
/ The S. S. Club had their annual Armis-
1 tice Day meeting Saturday and spent the
day at the home of Mrs. Benz II. Mudgett
/ going to Mrs. Lizzie E. Blacks for dinner
and supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sprague have
closed their home on Bay View street for
the winter and will live with the atter's
mother, Mrs. Eva S. Dickey, Bridge St.
DR.. Harry L. Kigore, who has had an
office in the Poor block on Phoenix Row
for several years, has taken two rooms in
the Colonial House at he corner of High
and Spring streets.
On account of the stormy weather of
last Wednesday evening the Belfast
Chamber of Commerce were obliged to
cancel their trip to Brooks. 1t was done
with regret as this was anticipated as
one OF the most excellent suppers and
pleasant visits of the series.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Southland have
taken the Qlimby house on Miller street
for the winter, moving there the first of
December from their home in East North
port. Mr.. Southard's mother will live
with them. Mrs. George A. Quimby will
spend the winter in Elizabeth, N. j.
An error has been found in report of
list OF subscriptions to William G. Cros-
by School Fund published in issue of
November End. Mrs. Annie B. Pitcher
of belfast should have been included in
the report with paid subscription of Sl00
which, plus interest adjustment, adds
Sill 90 to total amount received and 500
to total subscriptions. Also, S582. "a of
the reported unpaid subscriptions have
since been paid
Several engineers from the State Road
Department are here surveying the high
way on Northport avenue for that section
of the Atlantic Highway which will be
built early next spring 1t is understood
that it will be extended to Browns Cor
ner in East Northport, where it will meet
the section of State road built some time
ago Northport avenue for some ii ne
has been in a very poor condition and a
State road on this popular drive will be
greatly appreciated.
Frank Hurder, a member of the B. H
S. Sophomore class, was injured last
Wednesday while engaged in a scufflt
with several other boys on the platform il
front of the school building He wal
pushed to the ground striking on his heae
with several of the other boys falling OF
on him. He was taken to his home al
the Head of the Tide, DR.. Elmer Small
was called and found him suffering from
slight conclusion of the brain. Later
he was reported as improving.
The women of Belfast Community
Farm Bureau met in Equity Grange with
large attendance. Mrs. Eugene Wood
leader of the food project committee
presided. The subjects discussed were
cook ng for invaIids and making candies
for Christmas. Many helpful ideas were
exchanged. Miss Estele Mason, tn,
, Home Demonstration Agent, illustrated
the making of cream toast, creamed po
tatoes and prune whip, which were serv-
ed at the picnic dinner. At the business
meeting Miss Mason gave a talk or
preparing eggs for invalids. The nexl
meeting will be held Friday, Dec. 1st
: when supper dishes and Christmas sug.
eestions will be the topics discussed.
BRADBURY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
NOTES. The drive for the Bradbury Me.
: mortal Hospital has been conducted the
past week with most gratifying results and
! large total has been collected by solicitors
and deposited with Henry Smith of the
Waldo Company. Small amounts are as
gratefully received and will be as courte-
ously acknowledged as the largest. The
solicitors have met with much encourage
ment and many who could give only lit
tie have evinced much interest and wished
tn; hos. ital the very best of success.....
Among the recent gifts at the Hospital
are a valuable clock from William M.
Thsyer, an Edison phonograph from Fred
d. Jones and beautiful colored picture
from the Potter Studio in Camden. No
date has been announced for the formal
OPENING Mr.. Bradbury was pleased to
receive generous checks for the hospital
from George NJ. Cohan and Walter j.
Moore of New York.
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