The Republican journal., 1922-08-24


low on bay View street to Basil Allen
and has bought the Charles Black house
on High street.
A dance will be given at the New Bel
fast FAN pavilion in this city Thursday
evening, Aug. 3ist, when Colby O'Brien's
orchestra of Bangor will furnish the
music.
Ralph Richards, who recently sold his
house on Charles street, has completed a
new house of seven rooms, with a fine
foundation, doing all the work himself.
He is now painting it outside and inside,
and it is a credit to him. Mr. Richards
health failed and he was obliged to give
up his position in Mathews Mill, but is
now much improved.
Mr.. Alfred johnson gave his illustrat-
ed lecture on the lnter-coastal waterways
| from Boston, Mass, to Key West, Flor
ida, in summer lecture course at Catau-
met, Mass, on August 10th, and at the
| Corinthian Yacht Club, Marblehead, on
the 18TH Mr. Johnson has long been in
! terested in this inside water route, which
parallels our Atlantic coast, and has a
large collection of lantern slides, made
from photographs he has taken along the
canals, and natural bodies of water, as
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and private surveys.
Mrs. C. c. Pineo and Mrs. H. II. Hol-
! lngshead of New York entertained at
luncheon at the Country Club last
Wednesday, followed by an afternoon
with auction. The table decorations
were in pink and white, sweet peas and
snapdragons being used Mrs. c. w.
Wescott won the first auction prize,
set of embroidered table mats; Miss Belle
Heating the second, handmade hand
kerchief; Mrs. H. H. Stevens the third,
satin vanity box. TIL other guests were
Mrs. Frederick Hoffman of Chicago, Miss
Alice Leatherman of Maiden, Mass, Mrs.
VIM. M. Randall, Miss Anne M. Kit
tredge, Mrs Fred T. Chase, Mrs. S. A.
j. King, Mrs G. B. Holmes, Mrs. w. H.
Hall, Mrs. V. l.. Hall, Mrs. w. j. Dor
man, Mrs John C. Pillsbury, Mrs Nor
man A. Read, Mrs. Maine Hills, Mrs.
Dana B. Southwortb, Mrs. Allan M.
Howes, Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore, Mrs. S.
c. Pattee, Mrs. c. B. Roberts.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Linwood Salisbury of Searsmont, surgi-
cal patient in the hospital, has returned
to his home, much improved in health...
Mrs Edith Drury, who has been in the
hospital for medical treatment has also
returned home...... Mrs Jennie Shibles,
, who has been receiving medical treat
ment, has returned to her home in Troy
-. Geralda Martinez of Porto Rico, Mrs.
Amos j. Kings maid, who has been in
| the Waldo County Hospital for surgical
treatment for the past three weeks, has
recovered and returned to Mrs. Kings
home II. A. Mathews, who has been
at Linconville from Sailors Snug Har
Dor, N. Y, has entered the hospital for
m deal treatment for short time.
Miss Florence Seekins, a graduate nurse
is spending her vacation at her home
near Belfast. Mrs Ethel Flood John
sor, pupil nurse, has returned to the
hospital from her vacation and will leave
in few days for the Eastern Maine Gen.
eral Hospital in Bangor for six months
course, the Waldo County being affilat-
ed with the Eastern Maine General in
this work.
A DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION. Mrs. Fred
I. Chase and Mrs. S. A. Parker gave an
unusual and very pleasant party last
Thursday afternoon and evening at the
Chase home on Church street. The
beautiful old Colonial residence, one of
the best in the city with its fine lawn and
well kept flower beds was unusually gay
, for the occasion with corations princi-
pally in yellow and blending tints the flow
RS consisting of zinnias, phlox and hy-
drangeas in abundance. The afternoon
, was devoted to bridge. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee the
second by Miss Louise w. Richards
while the consolation went to Mrs Clyde
B Holmes. There were five tables in the
game. Supper was served from small
tables arranged in semi-circle on the
lawn, when covers were laid for forty
guests with Mrs Chase and Mrs. Parker
n charge of serving a most delicious
menu. The guests were: DR.. and
Mrs. Sumner c. Pattee, Miss Louise
w. Richards, Mrs Clyde B. Holmes,
Mrs. Clement w. Wescott, Mr.. and
. Mrs. Donald D. McLennon, Mrs. Ri
!. chard H. Stevens, Miss G. Bernice Rogers
Miss Melvna V. Parker, Mrs Herbert H.
Stevens, Mrs. Harold H. Hollingshead,
Miss Florence E. Dunton, Mrs. Fred A.
johnson, Mrs. c. c. Pineo, Mrs. Grace
Pillsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dorman,
Mr.. and Mrs, Norman A. Read, Mrs.
Amos Jefferson King, of Porto Rico,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maine Hills, Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T.
Dinsmore, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. RAN
dali and Morris L. Slugg.