The Republican journal., 1922-05-04

Al the band concert next Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock Mr.. r. p Chsse's
latest march, American Legion, will
have its premier This march is dedcat-
ed to Frank Hazeltine Post, and those
who have had the pleasure of hearing it
say it is one of Mr.. Chase's best. Mr..
LeRoy Green will be soloist. In place of
the usual collection being taken during
the concert it will be taken at the door.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chadwick. who
recently sold their residence al 40 North
mort avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A.
Paul, moved Friday to the Morse house
on Congress street, better known as the
Mariner house. Their daughter, Mrs.
Grace C. Pillsbury, also moved with
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul have been liv-
inc in the Morse house since moving
here from Morrill, several months ago.
The Bangor Commercial of April 9th
gave an interesting account of the ses-
sions at Machias of the East Maine
Methodist Conference In reporting the
semi centennial, the roll of the confer
ence class of 1872 was read. Three of
them are well known in Waldo county:
| Shubae NJ Dunton, who died in Lincoln
vile, March 15 1898, and Theodore Ger
rish, at one time pastor of the Belfast
i Methodist church, and now living in
Summertown. Tenn; Arthur j. Lock-
hart for many years located in Winter
port, was present
II is with leasure the announcement
is made that Ford coupe has been or
dered for Miss Sadie M Nickerson, the
District Nurse. The work of the COM
mittee has been genuine pie lsure as the
! funds have come by voluntary and very
generous contributions, showing that
very many realize the amount OF very ex-
ceIlent work Miss Nickerson is accom-
plishing and what it means to the city.
The committee is hoping that the amount
raised may be sufficient to pay the run
ming expenses of the car for the year and
are anxious for gifts of any amount,
which NAV be handed to Mrs. ESSe z.
Carle or Mrs Ben Hazeltne. Among the
out of town responses were 5000 from
| Miss Anne c. Crosby, S25 from VIM. ii.
Ouimby, S25 from Miss Louise Hszeltine,
$40 from Mrs G. C. Pineo, $40 from Miss
! Cora Eames. Ralph A. Bramhall, who
lives Just opposite Miss Nickerson's
boarding place, has kindly consented to
allow the free use of a part of his garage
for the car. This is also appreciated by
the committee.
THEI o. o. F. 103 YEARS OLD. The
1O3rd anniversary of the Odd Fellows
was observed last Wednesday evening at
their hall with large and enthusiastic
attendance. James r. Townsend of Port
land grand secretary of the grand lodge,
and DR.. Harold j. Toward of Watervllle,
grand Patriarch of the grand encamp-
ment of Maine, were special guests. The
appropriate and entertaining program
opened about O'Clock with march, Co.
lumbia, by McKeen's orchestra, Samuel
Adams, secretary of Waldo lodge. read
the anniversary proclamation issued by
the grand sire and grand master. vo-
cal solo, The Hearts Highway, was rem
dered by Mrs. Evelyn c. Frost. The
Grand Secretary, Mr.. Townsend is q
convincing and entertaining speaker anc
his address on Odd Fellowship had mes.
sage of instruction and many facts of in
terest to members of the order, who gave
him their undivided attention. Mrs
Melvin o. Dickey sang a popular con
tralto solo, Honey Boy, and this was fol
lowed by a selection by Mckeen's orches'
ira Mrs Alice Nj. Palmer of Monroe, I
very graceful and pleasing speaker, and
vice president of the Rebekah Assembly
of Maine, gave a short address on tina
branch of the order, Miss Edna Hopkins
rendered very fine soprano solo, whlcr
was followed by reading, The Angel o.
the Helping Hand, by Mrs. Gertrude +
Bowker. DIR. Toward gave one OF th'
best addresses of the order on the Patri
, archa branch, which was replete VIII
interesting data. Miss Katherine 4. briei
, sang The Americans Come. After
few general remarks on Odd feiio"sniI
by Samuel Adams. the Grand Represen
tat,ve of Maine O. O. F., selection
by McKeen's orchestra closed the pro-
gram. A social hour followed when re-
freshments were served. Dancing VIII
music by McKeen's orchestra closed
very pleasing and historical event.