The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-04
The News of Belfast.
There will be dances every Wednesday
and Saturday evenings at Robbins Hall,
East Side. Music by Carter's orchestra.

and Saturday evenings at Robbins Hall,
East Side. Music by Carter's orchestra
Miss Georgia Blake, R. N, for many
years employed at the Tapley Hospital,
underwent a critical operation last Sat-
urday and is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Collins have
moved from the Mary M. Coombs house
on Union street to the Miles S. Jellison
house on Church street
The Dickey- -Knowlton Real Estate Co.
have leased the CALVIN Pilley house on
Union street to Mr.. c. F. Taylor and
family and they are already occupying it.
They have also leased tenement in the
/ Frye block to Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gross
and family.
Ephraim Richards has sold, through the
Chaplin Farm Agency, Albert E. Andrews
local manager, his homestead place sit
uated in Searsmont to Herbert C. Crock
er of Nantucket, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.
Crocker are to come here the latter part
of this month.
The fo lowing Waldo County cases
have been entered in the Law Court to
be tried in Bangor at the December term:
Lucius A. Walton VS.. Amos A. Col
cord; motion for new trial by defendant;
II. {. Buzzell; Arthur Ritchie.
Ezra A. Carpenter VS.. the Charles H.
j t19dIPV E'St9ta an ctaTa
ment; Dunton & Morse; F. w. Brown, Jr.
The certificate of incorporation Of the
firm of Patterson & Sylvester was re-
corded in the department of State at
Augusta December list They will con-
duct general business in harnesses, auto
supplies, auto trucks, hardware, etc. The
capitalization is placed at $4,000, all of
which is common stock; 81, 400 paid in;
par value, 500; shares subscribed, 140.
The directors are Allen H. Patterson,
president; John P Sylvester, treasurer,
3eIfast
/ Lady AstoI, now a member of the
/ British House of Commons, is cousin
/ of Mrs, Powell Clayton of Washington,
D. c., summer resident of Belfast, who
bought and occupies the kilgore house on
High street. Lady Astor before her mar
riage was Miss Mamie, one of the noted
L.anghorne beauties Of Virginia, and was
{ frequent guest of her sister, Mrs Chas.
Dana Gibson at her summer home at
Seven Hundred Acre Island in the West
Penobscot Bay. The Astors spent q part
of their honeymoon there and at Dark
Harbor, and frequently accom- panied the
Times gives an interesting account of
ceremony when she took ner seat Mon
day. She was greeted with cheers, was
self possessed as she was sponsored by
the Premier ard not even abashet in the
trying moments before the Speaker. She
cast her first vote against the premium
bond
+ The CHRISTMAS SEAL DRIVE. This
drive, ore Of the most important since
the World War calls, began last Tuesday
under the direction of Mrs, Cecil Clay,
county chairman, ana will continue until
next Tuesday. The money raised in the
county will be expended for the cure and
prevention Of tuberculosis in the county;
also for the teaching of habits tending to
cleanliness. Mrs. Clay has appointed the
following assistants: Belfast, all B. H
S. pupils, HiIlard Buzzell, Katherine
Brown, Katherine Colcord, Hope Dor
man, Helen Woscott, Kari Smaley, Hazel
fieaId. Lillian Davis, Eliza beth hittridge,
Albert Moray, Charles Swift, William
Cook, David Hoxie, Edward Martin, Eliz,
abeth Hi'ls, Doris Allen, Ella Beach,
Dorothy chamberlain, Elizabeth Doak,
Ivan ftaveler; BuInham, Nellie Shaw;
Belmont, Ms. H. e. Morrill,; Brooks,
Idrs. E. A. Carpenter; Frankfort, Mrs
Frank Hopkins; Palermo, Mrs, Lucia
Pinkham; Wado, Mrs. c. w. Shorey;
MontVille, Mrs James j. Clements
Searsport, Mrs. Henry Curtis; Prospect,
Mrs Flora Ward; Freedom Mrs. Marion
Small; Northport, MIR. Chester Sheldon
and Mrs. Hattie Whiting; Lincolnville
Beach, c. E. Dearborn and Mrs Helen
Hur- Lincolnville Center, Mrs. Eldora
Knights; Saturday Cove, Mrs Will Hop
klns; Liberty, Mrs, c. B. Holt; SwanvllIe,
Mrs. A. B. NickeIson; Winterport, Mrs.
George A. Cole and Mrs. Walter Cowan;
Troy. Mrs Blendon Myrick; Knox, Mrs.
Susan Hubbard; Monroe, Mrs. Jessie
Cunningham and Mrs. George E. Palmer;
| Morrill,, Mrs. Bertha Mears; Searsmont,
Mrs, Fred Miller; Stockton Springs, Mrs.
Everett Staples; Sandy Point, L. 7.
Bates; Thorndike, Mrs. Rena Ward; Uni
ty, Mrs. c. B. Corners; Islesboro, Mrs.
Joseph Perdleton; Jackson, Pearl Chasel