The Republican journal., 1919-11-27

Fred D. Jones has received a large lot
OF desirable Christmas cards which he
will advertise next week.
The Universalist Society will have =
Dutch Garden party at the Armory Dec.
| llth, In the afternoon there will be sales
OF fancy articles and aprons and friends
table. Admission free. In the evening
at 730 there will be an entertainment
and dance and refreshments served, ADJ
mission Is cents, no war tax.
/ Tie annual meeting Of the Belfast
Board of Trade will take place on Friday
evening, December 5th. One matter
which should draw large attendance is
the discussion as to how Belfast and
/ Waldo County are 10 secure a share of
the four million dollars coming into
Maine, to be expended on the roads in
this vicinity. President Bick ord has
appointed the following nominal ng COM
mlttee Messrs. Morris L. Siugg, Norman
A. Read and Herman Il Coombs Dele
gates to the State Board of Trade, wlich
WI! be held IN Bangor on December Bird.
have been elected as follows Messrs.
James H. Howes, Q. E. Frost and Ralph
L. Cooper
BIRDS AND POETRY" The Eenne-
bee journal Of last Friday says in part
concerning the lecture of Belfast. Bird
Man" 'Rev. Arthur E. Wilson of Bel
fast gave an unusually interesting talk
on Birds and Poetry" in the All Souls
church Thursday evening under the is
pieces of the Augusta Alliance This
lecture, or rather talk, for the speaker
presented his subject in an informal aud
charming manner, was the result of sey-
eral years of study and observation The
lecture is well worth hearing and exhih.
tied great deal of long continued and
pains taking study of birds as we'll as
poetry, and all who were present felt
that they had heard something unusually
inspiring and helpful" Since returning
home Mr.. Wilson has received personal
note from Justice Leslie c. Cornish. who
said: Let ME add that we all enjoved
your talk greatly and have heard many
words of communication for it,
At the meeting Of the Belfast Boy
Scouts on Tuesday evening Linwo,d
Payson was elected to membership. One
new name was presented. Assistant
Scoutmaster H A. Foster addressed the
boys in regard Co the program for the
remainder of the year and it was decided
to take up the matter of the History of
Belfast. The assignments made were as
fellows: Herb ert Rogers, industries; Will
liam l.. Cook, churches; Paul Davis, fish
ing and shipping; Hubert Smith, history;
Ermo Scott, war record Clayton Colcord.
schools; Perley Grady, hotels; Russell
Knight, fire department and fires; Harold
Mendall, as summer resort; Frank
Downes, cemeteries; Linwood Paysop.
prominent men; Emerton Gross, fire de-
partment; Nathan Read, organizations:
Arthur WATSON, the last war standing.
Edwin Clifford, welfare organizations,
Some changes were made in the patrols
which are now as follows: Beaver Patrol.
Donald knowlton, leader; Russell hnights
assistant leader; Harry Bowen, Floyd
! Winchester, Edmund Brown, Ralph Phil
brick, Hubert Smith and Paul Davis.
Fox Patrol, Frank Downes, leader; Guy
Lowell, assistant leader; Nathan Read,
Perle Grady, Linwood Payson, Arthur
WATSON, Mahlon Curtis, and Paul Grais-
bury Wolf Patrol, Clayton Colcord,
leader; William L. Cook, assistant leader;
Elon Smith, Edwin Clifford, Ermo Scott,
Carleton Read, Herbert Rogers and Elmer
Ellis.