The Republican journal., 1922-08-03
Sold by w. A. Hall, Belfast

There will be a special meeting of Tim
othy Chase Lodge, F. * A. NJ, this,
Thursday, evening to consider matters of
business.
Mrs. Ida Gray entertained a few
friends at her home, % Union St, Tues
day evening, the occasion being her
birthday. Ice cream and fancy cakes
were served and an enjoyable evening
spent by all.
Miss Leverne Whitten and Alberta w.
Farnham are spending their vacation at
their cottage "Birch Lodge" at Birch
Crest. Among the guests recently en-
tertained are Mrs. B. H. Mudgett and
little daughter Jane, Miss Lena NJ. San
born and Miss Essie Sanborn, r. N.
Among the guests registered the past
few days at the Windsor Hotel were sew
eral auto parties including Messrs. Daniel,
X. H. and G. F. johnson, Misses Rhoda
and Gladys johnson of Melrose, Mass,
James G. and Miss Hickey of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Cousens of Brook
line, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Sanborn,
of Los Angeles, Calf.
Many in Belfast and vicinity are plan
ming to attend the dance at Littlefield's
pavilion in Waldo, August l3, when Mr..
Fred Littlefeld has very generously Of
! fered to give the proceeds to the Waldo
County Hospital. The dance is putlic and
the Belfast Dancing Club will attend,
making it one of their pleasant "auto- 60
parties" for the summer season. Nc
keen's orchestra will furnish the best of
music.
Da,,o,raftc rallv of Ia
campaign in Waldo county will be held
at the Armory, Belfast, Saturday of this
week. Speaking will commence at 2.30
and the speakers will be William X. Pat
tangAll, candidate for Governor, Leon o.
Tebbetts, candidate for Representative
to Congress, Mrs William r. Pattangall
of Augusta and Mrs. Charles Creighton
of Thomaston, member of the Demo-
cratic State Committee from Waldo
county. Belfast band will furnish music
The ladies of the Baptist church re-
Gently announced the date OF their mid
summer sale as August 18th, but owing
to the New Belfast FAIR opening then
have changed the date to Friday after
noon, August 4th, in their vestry. 1he
fancy work will be in charge of Mrs. Ed
win s. Perkins; the aprons, Mrs. ldella
~. hlcn, TIE lOout MIS-. Lar L' oiooJ
the candy, Mrs. Henry w. Collins; the
tea, Mrs. Herbert S. Morey; the lemon
ade, Mrs. B. L. Robertson.
Walter Paige of this city, who has
been in the U. SSAir Service and located
at the Philippine Islands for some time,
is spending vacation at his home In this
city, He plans to remain in Belfast,
which he thinks is better than any coun-
try he has visited since he left Fort Slo-
cum, N. Y, in May, 1919 He went from
New York overland and from the racine
Coast was in transport to the fnliip-
pines, enduring some of the terrors OF the
sea. Besides his service as flying cadet
he studied radio and te'egraphy continue
ing in the latter work begun IN belfast
He styles the Waikiki Beach at the Phil-
ippines, celebrated the world over, an in
ferior one to our own at home. lie came
from California to New York by motor
cycle. even driving one hundred of the
two hundred miles of the Moi desert.
On the way he stopped in Oklahoma
City and in jamestown, N.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer J. Dorman enter
tanned last Friday evening in nonor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Young of Bel
mont. Mass, who are spending the sum-
mer at Camden, where they are building
a handsome summer home. Mrs. Young
was formerly Miss Eva, daughter of Mr.
, and Mrs. Frank E. Crowley of this city,
and has very frequently visited here. A
buffet lunch was served at $50 followed
by cards. Mr.. md Mrs. Young were ac-
companied by Mrs. Ledyard Sargent OF
Cambridge, Mass, daughter-in-law OF
DR.. Dudley A. Sargent, former Belfast
bow. Mr.. Sargent, who is also in Cam
den, was on a cruise on the Maine coast.
The other guests were: Mayor and Mrs
c W. Wescott, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. Maine Hills, MT.
aad Mrs. Fred T. Chase, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold H. Hollingshead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond R. Sherman, Mrs. Grace e.
Pilisbury, Mrs. Amos j. King, Mrs. e.
Chin IN Pineo, Mrs. C. B. Holmes,
Morris L. Slugg, Miss Clara b. heatlna'
and Mrs. Howard w. Heath OF VIM
throp, Mass.