The Republican journal., 1922-11-23

IHc e SulNcisdilst LEAGUE VIII meet with
Mrs. Arthur Morse this, Thursday, after
noon at 2.30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Clark have
closed their residence on Northport ave-
nue. and taken rooms in the B. II. Mud
eett house on Franklin street for the
winter.
There will be a dance at Frederick
Ritche grange hall in Waldo Friday
evening, Nov. Gath, with music by
Townsend's orchestra. A chicken sup
per will be served.
Agnes NJ, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James D. Hill of this city, is one of four
out of six hundred to be awarded a certi-
ficate for speed at the College of Secter-
ial Science in Boston. This is her second
year at the college. She is graduate of
the Belfast high school.
Owing to the cabaret which the men of
Co. X of the Third Maine, Capt. Harry
A. Foster, are giving on the 29th, the
masquerade advertised by the Aurora
r ebekah Lodge for the 28th, has been
postponed until Dec. IL, when it will take
place in Odd Fellows Hall. At the next
regular meeting OF the Rebekahs sup
per will be served.
Miss Alice Wescott, for some time the
efficient superintendent of the Waldo
County Hospital, resigning to take rest
during the past summer, now has very
desirable position in a private hospitsl in
is the first of six assistant superintend-
ents to lady superintendent with whom
she was associated in Red Cross Unit in
! France during the World war.
Mrs. F. r. Poor was hostess of the
Thursday Afternoon Club Nov. l6, with
Mrs. Z. D. Hartshorn as assistant host
ess. Miss Florence E. Dunton substituted
| for Mrs. Herbert l.. Seekins, who was in
| Bangor on account of her mothers, Mrs
Willis E. Hamilton's illness. The after
noon was spent with the game, Mrs. Ma
than H Small winning the prize, Jar OF
talcum powder. The club has limited the
amount to be paid for the prizes. Sand
wiches, assorted cake and coffe were
served at 5 O'Clock.
Mrs H. II. Holingshead and Mrs.
| Grace c. Pillsbury will entertain the Sat-
urday Auction Club at the formers home
tomorrow, Friday, evening. Mrs. Clyde
B. Holmes and Miss Florence E. Dunton
entertained the club at the home of the
former Wednesday night, serving supper
at 7 o'clock Mrs Pilsbury won the fistt
prize, a Philippine basket, and Mrs Hol-
lingshead the second, pack of cards.
The special guests were Miss Belle keat-
ing and Mrs. Allan NJ. Howes
URGENT NEED OF ASSISTANCE Mrs.
Cecil Clay, a member of the Belfast
Board of Overseers of the Poor, requests
The journal to give publicity to the fact
that there is at the present time great
necessity for warm clothing for many OF
the city's unfortunate families. Last
Thursday she had five calls from as
many families and she will gladly place,
where most needed, warm underwear,
stockings, mittens, caps, hats, coats,
REFERS, shoes and especially rubbers for
children from five to ten years of age
Last winter Mrs. Clay did great amount
of good in this cause and she thinks there
will be ore need of assistance this win
ter.
A CIVIL SUIT FOR CRIMINAL ACTION.
A civil suit has been entered for trial at
the next term of the Supreme Judicial
Court, the first Tuesday in January, when
Wilmont Curtis of Frankfort sues to re-
cover $4,000 damages for personal in
juries from an assault by Thomas Turley
of Frankfort. 1t is alleged that the i'll
! feeling leading up to the assault which
occurred about a year ago when the de
| fendant accused the plaintiff of stealing a
rooster from him.. 1t is also alleged that
the defendant Without the least warning
attacked the plaintiff on his own lot with
a large stick of wood. Mr.. Curtis threw
his arm over his head to defend himself,
but the blow broke his arm and seriously
injured his head. The warrant was issued
against Turley's body and he is held un-
der bonds of $4,000 with Frank l.. Tyler
of Frankfort and John Rainey of Prospect
as sureties. The attorneys are Judge Ell
lery Bowden for plaintiff and Buzzell &
Thornton for defendant.
THE DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. The
Afternoon Sewing Club of Emma White
parker Tent, D. of w., enjoyed very
pleasant afternoon last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs Ida Wilson Mahoney when
plans were discussed for the r public sale
md supper to be held in Memorial Hall
Wednesday, Dec. 9th. Mrs. Eleanor II.
Mosman is the chairman of the general
committee. An appetizing menu was
served by the hostess at the picnic sup.
per. Later adjournment was made to
Memorial Hall, where the regular busi-
ness meeting was held and the following
elective officers nominated for the ensu-
ing year: Pres, Mrs. Eleanor H. MosEan;
san;or ,,;ca MrS EIorapca Arev. iunior