The Republican journal., 1919-11-13
A large number of Belfast young peo-
pie autoed to Orono last Saturday to at
tend the Maine-Bowdoin game.

A large number of Belfast young peo-
pie autoed to Orono last Saturday to at
tend the Maine Bowdoin game.
The Red Cross has on hand enough
yarn for two childrens' sweaters and re-
quests that some one volunteer to knit
them.
Miss Dorothy Forbes of Boston and
Dark Harbor was one of the ten people to
make the air trip with "Flying Parson''
Maynard as benefit to the Red Cross.
Miss Forbes is well known here.
Workmen are excavatin9 for the addi-
tion Miles S. Jellison will make to his
building on High street recently bought
of M. R. Knowlton. Mr.. Jellison plans
to use the upper story for manufacturing
purposes and the lower floor as a sales
room.
There will be a public supper at the
Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday, Nov. 18th,
at $50 o'clock. Sliced cold meats, SAL
ads, cream pies, hot rolls and coffee will
be among the good things served. The
tickets are so cents and are on sale at
Adams iewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore of Lawrence
Mass, who have. been guests for some
time of MIR. and Mrs. Warren johnson of
Waldo Station, have bought the Harvey
S. Cunningham farm on the Head of the
Tide road. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham
have moved to the Gates house for the
winter
The annual fair at the Peirce school
will be held at 7.30 p. m, Nov. 10Th, and
will include Mother Goose play, folk
and solo dancing, tableaux, menagerie,
side shows, etc. Refreshments will also
be served. The proceeds will be used to
buy school equipment 1t will be "great
time" so don't miss it,
Mrs. Frederick H. Timm has sold hel
O residence at the corner of High and Mil.
ler streets to l.. j. Sanderson of the Cen
tral Market This is one of the oldes
houses in the city and was known as the
Martin White place. Mr.. Timm renovat.
ed and repaired it several years ago. Mr.
Sanderson and family have living in tht
" E. Q. Frost house on Cedar street.
l. A special meeting of Canton Pallas, P
', NJ, |. 0. Q. F., will be held at Odd Eel
d lows Hall on Wednesday evening, No
r vember 10Th, for the annual nomination
of officers The annual election and in
o spection will take place at the first meet.
y ing on the 4th of December. The inspec.
ting officer will be Capt j, Crosby Hobbs
of Camden, aide -de-camp on the staff o
J. General Miller. AS sheriff of Knox
A County Capt. Hobbs is well known ii
i this city.
e The Junior Alliance of the First Parish
(. accompanied by Mrs. A. E. Wilson, Di.
$ rector had an all-day outing at Little
e River, Tuesday. After lunch at The
Falls and playing out-of-door games they
n journeyed homeward through woods anc
e fields and stopped at the parsonage where
|. they had cocoa and cakes. During {
r. game of hide and-seek they discovered {
Il trunkful of costumes that had been usee
st in amateur theatricals and donning thes,
]. they held an impromptu fancy dress par
lie ty and danced several folk-dances.
:, Beginning with the snow storm of No
~ vember 5th, we have had variety O.
~ weather, including what many termed
genuine Indian summer days From TIL,
&c Journals weather man, Capt Royal W
y Warren, we learn that an inch of snow
u fell i'll the first snow storm of the season
81 followed by rain in torrents with a tenn
= perature of 80 to 40 For the remainde
of the week it was as follows: Friday, 8
IN to 35; Saturday, 20 to 40; Sunday, 28 t,
Is Az; Monday, 23 to AZ Tuesday, 81 to 46
Il Friday there was a northeast gale an,
T. the highest tide for years,
MIR. A. M. Davis of Wellesley Hills
Mass, has bou ght the Dissell place OF
the shore side of the State road n North
port, short distance this side of th
Pratt estate. Mr. Davis has had the ole
IL house taken down with the exception c
the ell and will build large sev enteen
:, room cottage of two stories. 1t W Il hav
-, three bath rooms, sun porch, livin,
= room, 18 by 81 with beam ceiling, witt
sleeping rooms on the second floor Th
- cottage is on long point of land tina
extends into the sea and is beautiful,
located with handsome scenery on al
sides. He will retain the Dissell wharf
Mr.. Davis has wife and three children
He is engaged in the printing business
with books and greeting cards as special
W ties, and has offices On Atlantic avenu
Is and West street, Boston, and in London
l. Eng. Mr.. Davis returned to Boston las
~ Monday after few days here in confe-
W -
If ence with j. G. Aborn, who has chara
of construction of the cottage.