The Republican journal., 1922-08-31

Mrs. A. c. Starkey of Washington, d.
c., gave an auction party last Friday
afternoon at the home of Miss Harriet 2.
hite. Cards were played from to D,
the first prize going to Mrs. George w.
Davis and the consolation to Mrs. Frank
B. Knowlton Later Mrs. Starkey took
her guests to the Windsor hotel for sup.
per and then to the Colonial Theater.
Among the out of town guests were Mrs.
E. n. Winslow of Lawrence, Mass, and
Mrs. George E Evans of Stamford. CT.
Mrs George X Dosk and Mrs Horatio
II. Carter gave a delightful luncheon, fol-
lowed by auction, Thursday afternoon,
al the home of Mrs. Doak, on High street,
Luncheon was served at o'clock at small
tables, and the room was decorated with
cut flowers. sweet peas and dahlias being
used principally and all of them being
from Mrs. Doak's. Auction prizes were
won by Mrs. II. E. Mcdonald, who re q.
ceived the first, pottery vase filled with
sweet peas; Mrs George | Heating, Sc
cond, a hand painted basket with cut
flowers and ferns; Mrs. Frank B. Knowi-
ton, the consolation, pack of playing
cards The other guests were; Mrs.
Thomas E. Shea of New York, Mrs Ed
ward N. Winslow, of Lawrence, Mass,
Mrs. F. E. Jones, of Newport, r. l., Mrs.
o. S. vickery, Mrs. Carroll A Thompson,
Mrs. Marion E. Brown, Mrs. Ralph D..
Southworth, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs.
Joseph w. Blaisdell, Mrs. Bernes o. Nor
ton, Mrs. Harry w. Clark, Mrs. Albert D.
Mowry. Miss Annie NJ. Knowlton and
Miss Melvina V. Parker.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL Mrs.
NJ. X. Davey of Boston, who is spending
the summer in Liberty, was brought to
the hospital Wednesday night suffering
with broken collar bone, which she re-
ceived by being struck by an automobile.
She was walking along the street when
two cars passed her at a high rate OF
speed, one of them striking her and caus-
ing her accident. Miss Gertrude Trull
of Waterville, formerly of Belfast, enter
ed the hospital last Wednesday for sur
gical treatment :. Maurice johnson,
young son of Mrs. Arthur johnson, who
was operated upon for enlarged tonsils,
returned home last Thursday morning
Mrs johnson, who is a student nurse in
the hospital, left Sunday morning fol
Bangor, where she will continue hel
course in the Eastern Maine Genera
Hospital. Mrs Edith Drury is a medica
patient. Mrs. Thelma Wood of Northpor
arrived w cUucSudy lOI SuI8lCdi lIcdtuS III
Mrs. Mildred Dority of Roxbury, Mass
is surgical patient....A note of apprecia'
ton and large box of chocolates have
been received from Mrs. Charlotte Youns
of East Boston, who was in the hospita
recently suffering from lapse of memory
THE Hospital is very busy, every room
being engaged at present
| PLEASANT CONE BACKS. Ralph H.
| Howes, president of the Belfast Cha I'M
Der of Commerce, has had genuine pleas
ure in doing his duty at the City Park
not only in the concert feature, but also
in looking after the. comfort of the camp
ers. Frederick w. Wood, who lives neal
the Park and has been acting as the loca
superintendent, displays an enthusiastic
attention to details that is sure to be o
! lasting benefit. MIR. Howes and Mr.
Wood have received many verbal thanks
and occasionally formal acknowledge
ments. Barrels for waste materials have
been ordered at the suggestion in the fol
lowing note:
New Haven, Conn, Aug. Is, 1922.
Mr.. Howes, President
Chamber of Commerce,
Belfast, Maine.
My dear Mr.. Howes:
This just a note of appreciation for the
hospitality which was shown US while al
Belfast on the way to Aroostook couple
of weeks ago.
The men in our party all expressed tn,
opinion that the best place we struck fol
camping was at Belfast.
One constructive suggestion might b,
in order. The men thought that if ther,
were few waste barrels scattered abou
the camping grounds it would be an ap
preciated convenience by anyone whit
should stop to camp.
Sincerely,
SUMNER A. DOLE,
County Agricultural Agent.
THE GIRLS HOME LAWN PARTY. Th,