The Republican journal., 1922-11-30

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Thomas II. Marshall Circle will hold
their regular m Getting next Tuesday at
Meuo uorial Hall,
Mrs. Nathrn II. Small is cerkinQ in
the Woodcock store until after Christ
mas.
The Journal Office is reached by the
out side stairs on the Jelison building,
next to the City Building, High street.
Mrs. James Moore has had extensive
repairs made on her place on Waldo
avenue. formerly the Harvey Cunning
ham place.
The regular meeting of John Cochran
Chapter, d. A. R., will be held next
Monday evening at the home of the re-
gent, Mrs. Cora j. Bowker.
The Christmas fair and dance to be
given under the auspices of the Univer-
salist League will be held in the Armory
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Dec. 5th.
Postmaster and Mrs. Austin W. Keat-
ing, who have been boarding at the
Windsor Hotel for several years, have
taken an apartment in the Abbott house
on Church street.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, has sold for Mrs. Emma S. Water
man of this city, her residence on the
Woods road in Northport, to Herbert E.
Woods of Swampscott, Mass.
G. C. Lower and step-daughter, Miss
Mildred Blake, leave today, Thursday, by
rail, stopping in Washington, Charleston
and Savannah, Ga. to buy antique furni-
ture for next summers trade.
George w. Luce has 81 brown Leghorn
pullets of the ever-laying strain which
have made quite a record, having laid
1864 eggs for the year ending Sept. 25.
They were practically all laying on that
date.
Mrs. Cecil Clay, president of the WAL
do County Hospital Aid, wishes to thank
all who have so generously contributed
to the annual Thanksgiving drive for
supplies to the Hospital. Jars may be
had by calling at the Hospital.
| Four auto owners, on complaint of
Austin j. McKeen, have been tried be-
fore Judge Clyde R. Chapman of the
Municipal court and fined SIS and costs
for driving without lights. All caught
in the same offence will be given the
same treatment. The practice is menace
and must be stopped.
Mrs. William X. MacNeil was the
hostess last Wednesday evening at the
first of a series of lucky neighborhood
narties as benefits to the Waldo County
Hospital; and the net receipts were Sl3.
A picnic supper was served when covers
were laid for about 40 A very pleasant
eyenin gwas spent with whist.
Stlllman D. Flood, Jr., and another
man who does not wish publicity, are
making preparations to give Thanks
giving dinner to 40 children at the Flood
restaurant on Phoenix Row, High street.
Roscoe Arey will furnish the candy, Fred
d. Jones and L. j. Pottle the balloons,
etc. as favors and Everett Hamilton the
flowers. This public spirited endeavor
will not only meet with the thanks of
the little unfortunates, but will also be
commended by all interested in them.
Mrs. Harold H. Hollingshead and Mrs.
Grace C. Pillsbury entertained the mem
bers of the Auction club, Friday evening,
at the formers home. A buffet supper
was served at o'clock, followed by auc-
ton, four tables being filled. The guests
were Mrs. Allan Nj. Howes and Miss
Belle Heating. The first prize, a pack of
cards, was won by Mrs. Ansel M. Loth-
rop, a hand made handkerchief. and
hidden prize for which everybody played,
were won by Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens.
An evening session of the High school
will be held Friday, Dec. 8, as part of
the weeks program from Dec. SO, of
American Education Week. No morn
ing session will be held on that day, but
the first of the program will commence
at 8. 80 D. m. Three quarters of an hour
intermssion will then be held at o'clock,
the session continuing until $50. This
is done in order to allow the parents of
the pupils, and others interested, to at
tend.
A large crowd gathered in the Armory
Friday evening to cheer for the homo
High school boys in their first basket ball
game of the season when they won from
the Brooks High school hoys in a score
of 40 to H. The visitors played at
disadvantage as the local boys had been
practicing for some time under amateur
rules and in the Armory. The summary
with Norton as referee:
BELFAST. BROOKS.
Grady, If rb, Quimby
Wadsworth, If
H. Brown, rf 6 ~ ID, Fogg
Tompkins, c1 C, Deering
Hopes, lb 8
Brown, rb If, Bowen 8 To-
Colcord, rb rf, Bradford 2 Il
The ice cream social given last Satur-
day afternoon in the Methodist vestry by
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