The Republican journal., 1919-09-04
The shoe factory building is undergoing
general repairs including shinglinR, etc.

general repairs including shinglinR, etc.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held on Friday evening at
7.3O sharp. No work, no refreshments.
Penobscot Encampment, l. o. o. F..
will hold special meeting next Tuesday
evening, when large attendance is de-
sired.
The Waldo County Veterans Associa-
tion will meet in Morrill, Thursday, Sept.
18th. All are urged to attend to enjoy
this towns hospitality.
The Penobscot Bay Electric Co. wishes
to give notice that the electric current
will be shut off in Belfast next SUNDAY
from o'clock in the morning to S
o'clock in the afternoon.
Clarence and Florence Arnold of Frank
lin, Mass, are guests of their uncle, Will
liam H. Arnold. They made the trip in a
motor cycle. Mrs. Nellie E. Cunning han.
Mr.. Arnold's sister, ana also his daughter
Mildred, both of Franklin, are also guests
at the Arnold home.
The case of The City National Bank of
Belfast VS.. Frank w. Belmar, assigned
for trial in the Nun; cipal Court last
Thursday before Judge Clyde r. Chap
man, was withdrawn and has been
settled. James S. Hartman was coun-
sci for the defendant.
Master Elmer r. Decrow celebrated his
ninth birthday last Thursday by enter
tanning party of six little friends at his
home on Church St. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent playing games, ETC. A
birthday cake with candles was served
also ice cream and candy. He was the
recipient of many gifts
There was no public observance of
Labor Day in Belfast. There were many
private trips to ponds and along the
shore front and there were numberless
auto rides The factories, stores and
offices were closed all day. The Belfast
Band of % men under the direction of
Lieut.. w. L. Luce went to Madison to
play for the celebration of that wide
awake town.
GOOD ROADS. Paul D. Sargent, chief
engineer of the State Highway Commits
sion, will be present at the good roads
mass meeting to be held in the Armory
tomorrow, Friday, evening. He will
present some of the arguments in favor
OF the proposed bond issue for good roads
to be voted on next Monday. All citi-
zens of Waldo County are urged to be
present.
The National Anti-Saoon Leauge of
America has offered large bunting flag
to the Patrol of the Bel asst Boy Scouts
receiving the largest number of votes at
the public meeting to be held in the
Methodist Church Wednesday evening,
Sept. 10th, at o'clock. Dr. George w.
Morrow, a noted orator, will be the
speaker. The Patrol leaders are Kenneth
and Clayton Colcord Frank Downes,
Donald hnowlton and Harold Staples
The admission is free and you can help
your faVorite boy.
HE FRANK D. HAZELTINE POST. A
regular meeting of the newly organized
Post of the American Legion of Honor
was held in Memorial Building last Fri
day evening with 40 members present.
1t was unanimously voted to name the
Post IN honor of Lieut.. Frank Durham
HazeItlne of Belfast, of the l0lst q. S,
Infantry of the famous 26ta Division,
who was killed in action in France Sept.
H. 1918, while at the head of his COM
mand. The Post also voted to accept the
bylaws presented by the committee Re-
treatments were served and a smoke
talk followed. A meeting will be held
next Friday evening when all young men
IN Waldo County, who have returned
from the service of their Country, are
urged to be present and become members.
The SCHOOLS. The schools will begin
next Monday Harold S. Webb of Ban
gor has been engaged as sub-master and
principal of the Commercial Department
of the High. He is graduate of and for
five years taught in the Beal Commercial
College. He has been employed for five
years by the henduskeag Trust Co. of
Bangor. For the past year he has been
an official public accountant He is 20
years old, is married and has children.
lie will not move here at present as Mrs.
Webb IS teaching in BeaIs College......
Mrs. S. A. Parker has been engaged to
teach the English subjects She has for
several years been the schools most eff
cient coach and is well qualified for he
additional duties. She has for years been
associated with the pupils in private elo-
cutlon work.. Miss Alberta Wadsworth
has resigned as principal of the PIERCE
school and plans to take a needed years
vacation, as she has taught continuously
for 20 years. She is most efficient AID
popular teacher and all interested will De
glad to know her resignation is not a Pc
manent one.