The Republican journal., 1919-07-17

icsSeQ the State superintendent con-
ference.
MI and Mrs. Clarence E. Wyman, who
SOLO their residence on upper High street
W M. y. Wilson, will build on their lot
ao!olning. They have their garage near
~ zone and will build later an attractive
1our-room bungalow.
Leonard & Barrows shoe factory has
last towhng team under the captaincy
VI Maurice H. French with the following
line up; Nickerson, Walton, D. Staples
ana Norton. They would like to meet a
last team at Wards Alley next Monday
evening
"A recent issue of the Monrovia, Calf,
messenger gives an entertaining account
OF knights of Pythas Social Club tour
hament' Aug. D. Hayes, a Belfast man
VINO went west for his health, is president
OF the club, He was a member of Silver
Cross Lodge of this city.
Madam William H. Hall has arrived
from Washington, D. c., where she has
been for the past two years with her
daughter, Miss Grace H. Hall, and will
spend the summer with her sons. VIM
H. and Virgil L. Hall. Miss Hall. who
mas position in the National Library.
will spend her vacation in Belfast.
Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald entertained few
neighbors last Sunday in honor of the
both birthday of Mrs. Harriet Mcdonald
Horne. When the guest of honor re-
turned from a short auto ride all were
collected in the su.nmer house on the
lawn, decorated for the occasion. A
musical program was enjoyed and sher-
bert, cake, etc, served.
Amasa S. Heal has sold his marble
work business on Phoenix Row to
Charles Bruce, who has been in his en-
Dloy number of years. Mr. Heal viii
continue to operate the granite part OF
the plant on Bridge street and the gran.
tie quarry in Lincolnville. The marble
shed was for many years owned and op.
Grated by Wood & Sons.
Residents of Northport, in appreciation
of the timely and efficient assistance O
the Belfast Fire Department when the
Inn and other buildings burned, havt
distributed among the fremen. North
port people think that but for the help o
our tiremen practically all of the cottage
would have been DESTROYED.
Miss Rose Billings of Little Deer Isle
a niece of Mrs. II. E. Mcdonald wa
operated on Monday for adenoids by Dr.
Eugene D, Tapley. Mrs John E. Billings
of Brooklyn, N. Y, wife of Capt. Bill
/ lings, Mrs. McDonald's brother, was op
Il Grated on Tuesday at the Tapley Hospital
' Capt. Billings will spend few days Will
his sister while Mrs. Billings is in Tx
hospital.
e MI and Mrs. Edwin P. Frost enter.
tanned at picnic lawn party last Thurs.
i day at their attractive summer home OF
s the Cottrell shore in East Belfast. Tht
t guests were MIR. and Mrs. Forest Robbins
T Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams, Mr. ant
D Mrs. Charles A. Townsend, Mrs. ". 3
D Fletcher, Mrs. Annie c. Black an,
J. daughter Mildred, Misses Grace E. Wal
, ton and Isabel CHM.
y Mr. and Mrs C. White entertaine,
t. about 90 guests Sunday at the City Parl
: with a shore dinner, Relatives wer
. present from Bangor, Hampden, Water
vile, Unity, Thorndike and Brooks Dur
ing the afternoon Harold Staples of Dix
4 mont entertained with violin solos. Tn
{ day was spent socially and the deIicou
{ shore dinner was a novelty to the major
y lty Of the guests,
;, Virgil L. Hall has sold his farm on tn
, Tufts road to John II. Lord Of Knoxville
+ Tenn, who will take possession Oct. list
placing a man in charge until he ca
make arrangements to come north t
live. Mr.. Lord married a lady from
: Madison and likes Maine, The farm ha
been in the Hall family for generations
> has tine set of buildings and about 20
= acres Of some OF the best farm land il
, Waldo County.
Eddie Warren, the young son of Judsol
!; E. Warren, while riding his bicycle OF
Union street last Saturday was attacke,
by dog The lad was thrown on tn
crossing, his face and neck badly bruised
and his ear cut. He was also badl,
J, frightened He was taken to the HON
S of Mrs P D. H. Carter, where he wa
I given first aid by her daughter Edna,
student nurse, and then carried to the of
flee of Dr. E. A. Wilson, who dressed tn
, wounds.
> The benefit lawn party will be held a
the Girls Home on Northport avenue
Aug 9th. There will be sales of candy
food, flowers, fancy and useful articles
, The candy table will be in charge o
Misses Grace Hazeltne, Ruth Knight
Betty Hanshue, Katherine Brown ant
Katherine Frost The useful and fame,
: articles will be in charge of Mrs. +. p
Frost, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, Mrs. c. A
Townsend, Mrs. Ralph Guthrie, Miss
Marguerite H. Owen All who have ar
. ticles to contribute will please send then