The Republican journal., 1922-04-27

Thomas u. Marshall Circle will hold
regular meeting next Tuesday afternoon.
The women Of the Federated church
are asked 10 meet in the North church
parlors on Friday afternoon, April 28th.
at 80 .. IN. for a brief meeting.
A meeting Of the executive board of
the Waldo County Chapter Of the Red
Cross will be held next Friday afternoon
at p. m. In the Red Cross rooms
A still alarm was given for a chimney
fire in the store occupied by William [.
Luce. Inc, on Main street. at 7 o'clock.
Wednesday night. There was no damage.
Cecil Clay, official stenographer, let
Wednesday morning for Portsmouth.
where he will report several York county
reference cases for Frank Henderson,
referee.
Orrin J. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, has rented for William A. Clark.
his cottage Seldom Inn-at North Shore.
Northport, to O. h. Babcoek Of Chicago,
Ill, for the summer season.
Emma White Barker Tent d. Of v.
will have a public supper in Memoirs IL
hall, Wednesday evening, Nay 3rd. Cold
meats and the usual menu will be served
for 90 cents per plate. Every one is ia
vited
I'm Search of A Sinner" is naughty
nice play with Connie falmage as an ANA
teur heart breaker who wouldn't marry
the hero until he had proved his wicked
ness See it at the Colonial Next
Wednesday.
Among the Bella I Masons in Rockland
to take the Scottish Rites degree were
Judge Clyde X. Chapman, Herbert H.
, Stevens, John A. Sylvester, Harold Ladd.
Messrs. Ralph II. Dunbar and Morris l..
Slugg, who had previously taken the de-
gree, were also in attendance.
Remember the May basket and candy
sale by the teachers and pupils OF the
Peirce school at their building Friday and
Saturday afternoon. April 28th and 29th
1t is easier to buy than to make pretty
May baskets and they have delicious
candies to fill them.
To day Thursday The Colonial pre-
sents double feature bill at the usual
prices. The leading feature is popular
Ethel Clayton in Exit The Vamp and the
second chapter of "The Mistress of the
World" and a two reel educational
C medy SIN for Life"
/ Remember the opportunity to help
Troop One, Boy Scouts, connected with
the Federated church, in the dance to be
given in Odd Fellows bali Friday even
! ing under the direction of Mrs, Cecil
J Clay with music by McKeen's orchestra.
1 Tickets are So cents. The proceeds will
be devoted to buying athletic supplies.
etc., for the Scouts club room in the
/ has
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene ID. Tapley are ex-
pected to arrive in a few days from their
spring trip to New York, where the for
mer has been attending clinics at the
city hospitals His nurses, Misses
/ Florence Bradstreet, X. N, and Agnes
/ Dryden, K. NJ, have spent part of their
vacation in Boston. They will return
/ here Saturday, the former from her home
in Palermo and the latter from her home
in Portland.
POOR'S MILLS. The sewing circle will
meet at the hall Tuesday afternoon, May
2nd... Miss Jennie Miller is visiting Mrs
Annabeil Underwood -. Mrs. w. S. Went
worth has gone to Hartford, Conn, to
join her husband on the barge. Mrs.
/ Terry of Waterville has been a recent
guest of Mrs. Arthur Higgins. MIR. Mer-
riam and family, who have been living
on the Monroe farm, have moved to the
city,. Mr.. AM Mrs. Charles Getchell and
Miss Bradstreet were guests of MIR. and
Richard Merriam Sunday. the 10th.
Robert F. Dunton and Carleton p. Mer-
rill, receivers of the Belfast Savings
bank, took over from the trustees the
property and effects of the bank on SAT-
urday evening, April 22nd, and are now
engaged in preparing a report OF The as
sets and liabilities to be filed in accord
ance with the order of Court. They have
employed Fuller c. Wentworth, former
treasurer of the bank. to assist them in
the liquidation. II is probable that they
will publish detailed statement for the
information of depositors in our next is-
sue