The Republican journal., 1922-08-10

| The Waldo County Hospital Club and
Aid will meet next Monday at p. m.
with their president, Mrs. Cecil Clay,
Main street.
The Journal will appreciate notices of
guests in town and also any item of in
| terest. If mailed, the signature of the
sender is requested; If telephoned, call,
so or 2l3.3.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Brier have
moved from the Morrison house so-called
at the corner of Court and Grove street,
to the new tenement in the Jackson
house at the corner of Cedar and CIR owe
streets.
The receivers of the Belfast Savings
Bank mailed checks Thursday for the
first dividend of so per cent to all of the
Banks deDostors. 1t is understood that
two more dividend checks will be mail i.
ed during 1922.
| Austin j. Jewett has bought the Fred
Rackliife house on Upper High street
and has taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rackllffe have moved to their sons Col
| by A Rackliffe's residence at the corner
of Miller and Court streets.
| hC LdulcS fAlu Oh lDe
church entertained the members of the
Dorcas Guild and invited guests at a fish
chowder at the City Park last Friday
evening. There were about sixty pres
ent and a delightful outing is reported.
The Belfast High School Alumni AS
sociation will meet at the Superinten-
dents office next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock for the purpose of eecting
officers and transacting any other busi-
ness which may come before the meeting.
The local operators on duty last Friday
at 6 25 m. observed the general orders
of the company to cease work and stand
! for one minute in honor of the late Alex
ander Graham Bell, the inventor of the
| system, whose funeral took place at
| that time. The minutes wait caused no
| gerlous inconvenience, but was sufficient
to pay the company's respects to the no
| ted man.
| Hon. Allen l.. Miller and other Lincoln
vile men are engaged in developing new
| industry at Coleman Pond in that town.
| This pond has one of the most valuable
| lime deposits in the State and the work OF
developing it will be done in connection
with the Waldo County Farm Bureau. 1t
| is estimated that So, 500 will be expended
in machinery, ETC., before the lime can be
placed on the market.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes enter
| tanned at porch party at their cottage
at the Battery last Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Hol-
lingshead of New York, who are spen /
ing the summer with Mrs. Hollinqs-
heads mother, Mrs George A. Quimby.
| I of nall fol on
the porch, which were decorated with
wild flowers. Later all autoed to Waldo
to attend the dance at Littlefield's pavil-
ion as benefit to the Waldo County
Hospital.
Mrs. Charlotte Evelyn Young, who has
been at the Waldo County Hospital the
past week suffering from the loss Of
memory, after a two weeks vacation
spent in Springvae, left for her home in
Ea Boston by boat last Sunday night
She was accompanied by Samuel A. Kim
ball of Springvale who arrived by trair
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Young was
also accompanied to Boston by Miss
Sarah Gwynn, r. N, of the Presbyterian
Hospital, New York City, who is VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Melvin Wood. X. NJ, oi
this city.
The following bids for the new schoo
building were opened Saturday by tht
city government. No further action ha'
been taken in regard to the construction
of the building. These bids were all too
high for the funds now available:
H. P. Cummings Construction Co.,
Portland, S275, 349 U
Horace Purington Co.,
Waterville, Me-, 264, 500. O
Forgione * Romano Co.,
South Portland, Me-, 1875, ,920. O
Otto Nelson * Co,
Bangor, Me, 2oo,8 U
Z. X. Whitaker,
, Bar Harbor, Me-, 6,239.
G. Howard & Sons,
brockton, Mass, 2o2, 438
T. F. Moreau & Co., Lewiston,
/ sion. 1850
| or 8 per cent commission on cost.