The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-09-21

day.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will give an escalloped clam sup
per in their vestry Friday evening,
Sept 29th. The patronage of the public
is solicited.
A large number of auto parties are
planning to 60 to Bangor today, Thurs
day, 10 attend neutral track races of
some of the best blood of Aroostook's
trotting stock.
The work of changing the operating
room to the top floor in the new Brad
bury Memorial Hospital is in progress
and the general work is also being rushed
that the hospital may be opened as early
in October as possible. The executive
committee have, within the past few
days, received several substantial con-
tributions of money and chez ks, includ-
/ ing one for $1,000.
A prayer ervice for Robert F., infant
son of Samuel and Viva Bennett Harvey,
was held at their home Tuesday after
noon under the direction of Rev William
Vaughan, East Belfast. The remains
were taken to Swanville for interment.
Charles A. Hubbard of Bangor, for IS
years with the Bangor Savings Bank and
for the past five years with the National
City Bank of Bangor, a subsidiary of the
National Bank of New York, has been
engaged as treasurer of the Waldo Trust
Company of Belfast. He is already
known to many of the citizens in the
communities the company is doing BUSH
ness with.
The Knowlton family had reunion at
! the City Park recently with about fifty
present. Those present included Messrs.
NJ. r., c. NJ, E. II. Knowlton, Mrs.
Martha X. White, Mrs. Eta K. Wey-
mouth, Mrs. Aimee X. Pratt, DR.. Thomas
B. Gregory and others from Bangor anq
vicinity There was an abundance of
delicious clans and other articles of
picnic shore lunch. A very pleasant time
is reported.
Miss L. Jeanette Totten, circuit man
ager of the Community Chautauqua, New
Haven, Conn, has been in the city for
the past week and reports long list of
guarantors for the next summers pro-
gram. She was enthusiastic over the
apparent interes and Willingness of all
she had interviewed and he majority of
Belfast people will be pie sed that some
thing worth while may be looked forward
to another summer.
Local sportsmen seem to realize that
Sunday is close time on game OF all kinds
and that Warden Frank NJ Bailey has
both eyes and ears c7on. They also know
that he will enforce ne laws and that it
is now very difficult to pick out any spot
in the county that he does not cover.
Woodcock are reported as plentiful as
usual, while partridge are also seen in
large numbers. Duck hunting is also
good on the river, the near by bogs and
lakes.
Miss Ruth, daughter of Mrs Sarah F.
Knight, entertained party of B. H. S.
former schoomates at their home on
Cedar street last Wednesday evening
There were two tables at auction, the
first prize, box of correspondence cards,
went to Miss Katherine Kittredge and
the consolation, dainty handkerchief,
to Miss Katherine Brown. Mrs. Knight
assisted in serving refreshments. Miss
Ruth left yesterday for Norton, Mass, to
enter upon her senior year at Wheaton
College.
Prof Melville E. Chase, in charge of
the music o. Belfast schools, is drilling
class of twenty boys and girls to take
part in the regular program of the State
School Teachers Association in Bangor,
Oct 25th, Goth and 9th. The class will
illustrate the correct tone quality of un
changed voices. They are to sing four
numbers, the boys taking the high tones
in two and the girls in the other two.
Supt. Edward E. Roderick of this city, a
member of the Associations executive
board, has charge of the program.
Residents of Ryder's Cove, Islesboro,
have formed society of about 100 mem
bers with the chief object of rebuilding
the wharf. Pendleton Brothers have !
given the land and Harry A. Babbidee |
will have charge of the construction. /
The sum of $4,000 has already been rais-
ed. A lawn party has been given at the
Stockbridge estate, clearin5 about sos, |
and other social affairs are planned Mrs.
Essie P Garlic and Miss Mary E. Pierce's
cottage is located at Russell Point and
will be convenienced by re wharf, etc.
The following real estate de i in Seal
Harbor is of general interest:
Seal Harbor is having season of un-
usual real estate activity. The recent
sale of 40 acres in the Ok Hill section on
the east side of Seal Harbor to Edsel Ford
is of great interest. Mr.. Ford plans to
begin construction of new summer home
early in the spring. MIR. Duncan Chand-
Ter of New Yorh, the architect who was