The Republican journal., 1922-08-17

/ Dr. Ernest S. Webber had his tonsil,
removed last Saturday and will not be Al
his dental parlors for a week. He is nov
very comfortable after the operation.
! A special to the Boston Globe from
/ Norwich, Conn, under date of Aug. I1th,
says of Master Lewis Piper of this city
and the prize winning Josephine Sharpe:
Josephine Sharpe, with the youthful
] son of her owner, E. P Piper, in the
| sulky, set the pace in the fourth mile and
held the lead until beyond the seven
! eghths. The Maine mare, making her
second start in two DAYS, was not quite
up to stalling off Eva's rush.
Miss Madeline Coombs entertained last
/ Friday evening in honor of her house
guest, Miss Frances Davis of Wakefield,
Mass The evening was spent with music
including vocal selections by Mrs. Alfred
Dutch and Miss Davis, with the latter at
the piano. Mrs. Coombs served ice cream
and assorted cake. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Dutch, Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Coqeins, Mr.. and Mrs Roland
McKenacy, Leland Small, Mrs. A. E.
Dutch.
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary sew
ing circle was enterta ned by Mrs Edith
Danforth on upper High street at BIRTH
day party in honor of Mrs. Rose Edison
and Mrs. Martha French, who were given
! a pair of silk hose each. A fine supper
was served at $50, consisting of baked
beans, cake and pies, salads and coffee
All went home declaring they had fine
time There will be another meeting of
the circle at Cora Herrick's on lower
Congress street August 10th. All come
and bring something, and don't forget
your cup and plate.
Camp Navajo, the summer camp for
boys at Northport, under the manage
ment of Orrin j Dickey of this city, was
the scene of a gathering of some well
known newspaper men on Sunday at din
ner. The boys observed the birthdays of
| a couple of the youngsters who were in
camp from Ohio and at the same time en-
tertained as guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. Richards of the Boston Post, Mr.. Forest
R. Burgess of the Boston Sunday Adver-
tiser and Mr.. Albert W. Tolman of the
Youths Companion This week has been
one of thrills at Camp Navajo, for the
BOYS have been entertaining a party of
twenty-five boys from Camp Norridge-
wock, boys camp located on the Belgrade
; noon in game of nine innings, the Ma
/ vajo boys lost to their visitors in a score
of eight to seven, the first defeat of the
season. Next week the Navajo boys ex-
pect to leave on Monday on the annual
/ 100 mile canoe trip up the Penobscot
| River and which will occupy the greater
| part of the week.
CAMPING PARTIES AT THE PARK. The
personal keynote of welcome extended
J auto tourists at the City Park by Ralph
| h. Howes, president OF the Belfast
| Chamber of Commerce, and Frederick
| Wood, superintendent of the park, is ap-
preciated to it's fullest extent. The park
| has an ideal location, shore front, special
| privileges, ON the Atlantic highway and
with beautiful views uninterrupted for
miles and miles of sea and shore. To
date there have been ten States repre-
/ sented in the parties there, and they will
! give Belfast the real advertising that is
+ beyond price. One party, David Car
penter, wife and four children, of Provi-
dence, r. l., have been on their auto trip
since April 1st and plan to continue it
until November lst Rev. F. G. Chut-
te- of Albany, N. H., and his party are
planning return courtesies for those re-
Gently received at the park. William
Taylor, South Boston, representing the
National Sportsman, was a recent and
appreciative visitor with a party. Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Gage, son Eu enc and
Master Norman Pigeon of St. Johnson
bury, VT, arrived recently from Bar
Harbor with one of the modern and COM
Portable auto outfits now frequently seen
en- route in this section of Maine. Other
parties who have been at the park are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills and Miss
Katherine Morse of Belgrade; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Albought of Los Angeles,
Calf. r. M. Moran of Fairmont, West
Virginia; Milo Hudson of Nashville,
Tenn.
MRS. COLBURN AND MRS MARSHALL
ENTERTAINED. Mrs. William j. Colburn
of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Melville T.
Marshall of New York. who are visiting
in Belfast nd boarding at the Swift
home on Cedar street, have been guests
of homer at several delightful functions
during the past few weeks. Mrs. Augusta
S. Frederick gave an unusually happy
evening at cards and refreshments and
was one of the most genial and hcspltable
hostesses The evening will long be re-
membered by her guests. Mrs. George
A. Quimby entertained at delightful
afternoon of auction, when refreshments
were served, the hostess daughters, Mrs.
c. c. Pineo and Mrs. II. H. Hollings-
head, assisting in serving. Mrs. James
II. Howes gave an evening of auction;
Mrs. w. E. HOFFMAN dinner followed by
auction; Mrs Albert c. Burgess an even
ing party; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b.. Dins-
more entertained for day at Camden;
Mrs. George Frank Hartman entertained
for Mrs. Marshall with luncheon follow
ed by auction. Wednesday evening Mrs.
Colburn and Mrs. Marshall gave de-
lightful evening with auction at the
Swift home, when fruit punch, ice cream,
assorted cake and confectionery were
served. The prize winners were Miss
Msude Gammans, Mrs. S. G. Swift and
Miss Annie NJ. Bean. Other guests in
cluded Mrs. W. B. Swan, Mrs. A. Z.
Burgess, Mrs. G. A. Q imby, Mrs. A. M.
Carter, Miss Charlotte w. Colburn, Mrs.
Elmer A. Sherman, Mrs. C. w. Wescott,
Mrs. harles Walden, Mrs. Geo. l. Keat-
ing. Mrs. Ro ert P. Chase, Mrs. w. E.
HOFFMAN, Miss Annie NJ. Knowlton.