The Republican journal., 1922-08-03

w. w. Harrison of Rockland has taken
residence while in Belfast on business.
George Carpenter of Providence, r. L.,
and his family have been camping few
days at the City Park. They are touring
| by automobile, and have been on the
road Since May, having been up through
Canada, and now are on their way home.
The Castine Normal School Alumni
Association's camps at Standpoint have
| many visitors from Maine and Massa-
chusetts, nearly all engaged in teaching,
and find this quiet and beautifully situat-
| ed resort an ideal place for themselves
| and their families Mrs. Phebe M. Ma
, thews of Somerville, Mass, is the presi-
dent and would appreciate letters from
any of the alumni who would like to come
for the annual get-to -gether of Aug. 5th
and 9th. Adjacent to the Association
camps are number of cottages of men,
bers of the alumni, who have built sum-
mer places as an outcome of a season at
the camps.
| Mrs. Ansel NJ. Lothrop and Mrs Roy
"A. Paul entertained at the formers home
/ Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
! Clara B. keating of Alston, Mass, who
spent July with her parents, Mr.. and
j Mrs. George l. Heating. Luncheon was
! served at | O'Clock from the dining table
prettily decorated with garden flowers.
The afternoon was spent with auction.
Miss Heating won the first prize, ma
/ iolca bowl; Mrs. Allan Nj. Howes the
second, bridge set of number and score
| booklets hand decorated; Miss Frances
| Flanders the consolation, pack of cards.
The other guests were Mrs. Charles E..
/ Brown, Mrs. George G. Jennings, Mrs.
Dana b. Southworth, Miss Belle Heating,
Mrs. Frederick Hoffman, Miss Kate
/ Lynch.
| HOSPITAL NOTES. Every private loom
at the Waldo County Hospital is now oc
cupied and some of the private patients
are being cared for in the wards Mrs
1 Alice Spear Mariner is medical patti
ent =. Haroli E. Stone, teller in the
| City National Bank, entered Thursday,
i'll with a very serious cold Mrs.
Horace Webster of Bay View street is an
appendicitis patient and is doing well :.
Miss Amy Haynes, one of the maids of
Mrs. VIM. v. Pratt, is a surgical patient
:. :. Geralda Matnez, Mrs. Amos j.
! Kings maid, who belongs in San Juan,
P. X, is a patient and great favorite
with all Maurice Rond, Jr, the lad
who recently fractured one of his legs in
an accident at the Camp Ground, is able
to be out on the piazza.
A special from Augusta under date of
July 9th is of interest to a great many
in this vicinity: "Chief Justice Leslie G.
! Cornish of the State Supreme Court to-
day allowed the recommendation of the
receivers for dividend of so per cent for
the depositors of the Belfast Savings
Bank, which went into liquidation this
spring. The action was taken upon re-
quest of the trustees, Robert F. Dunton
of Belfast and Carleton P. Merrill of
1 Skowhegan and Bank Commissioner Fred
i F. Lawrence. The report of Commits
| sioners l.. Ernest Thornton and Fuller c.
| Wentworth of Belfast also was approved.
| They foun the amount due depositors to
be 81, 1853, 57O." The dividends will be
! paid by checks and will be mailed to the
| depositors some time this week; proba-
bly, Aug 3rd and 4th.
( PARK CONCERT CROWDS INCREASING.
Sunday was beautiful day and crowds
of people were at the City Park from
early morning until late at night. Six
| large auto parties had dinner there in
/ cludng one of three cars with G. S. Jew
EFT and family of Norridgewock. They
were unable to remain to the concert
The program for the concert was the best
of the series and the music was heard to
much better advantage on the new stand.
The vocal number Till n Meet Again"
/ by Mrs. William H Wilder with chorus
by the Band was received with prolonged
applause. Mrs. Wilder's beautiful voice
never rang clearer or sweeter than in the
open air and her diction was distinctly
heard all over the park. The vocal num-
ber, OLD Kentucky Home, was also a
pleasing feature. The collection amount
ed to S5l 10. There were l56 cars parked
on the grounds and near by and it is esti '
mated that there were over 1900 people
present. Many out-of-town guests were
enthusiastic about 0he beautiful scenery.
the fine beach, the good accommodations
| and the cordial welcome extended espec-
! tally to auto touring parties.