The Republican journal., 1920-07-22

ScusAy AIoH AeoChiduu anu Is assisting
John Rohnquist at the Home Bakery on
Main street.
Capt. and Mrs. John E. Billings of this
city, who recently bought the Marder
house on Elm street, received their house.
hold goods Tuesday They were ready
and waiting in Brooklyn, N. Y, for ship
ment here April 10th.
Capt. and Mrs. John E. Billings re.
ceived a telegram Sunday, announc in,
the arrival of granddaughter. 'Ir
Brooklyn, N. Y, July 18th, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edgar l. Billings ughter-Char
lotte Louise-weight 1-2 pounds
DR.. Elmer Brown, nose and throat spec
iallst of Bangor, was at the Waldo Coun
to Hospital Sunday and operated on AL
fred, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
"A. johnson, and on Miss Ella Beach oil
Northport. Harry W. Clark, surgica
patient at the Hospital, went home We'd
nesday.
There will be ice cream and soft drinks
1or sale on the Universalist church lawn
during the Chautauqua programs. On
Friday the League will have a sale of
fancy articles, aprons, food, ETC., on the
lawn. All members are requested to
send food for the tables.
Cards have been received from Mr.
George W. Woodman. announcing the
marriage of his daughter, Lillian Scott,
to Mr.. A. Cutter Sibley on Saturday,
July 18th, at Haverhill, Mass. Mr.. Sib-
ley's many Belfast friends extend cordial
congratulations and best wishes for
happy and prosperous married life.
The Dickey- Knowlton Real Estate Co.
have sold for Mrs. Ellen O. Creasey her
house on Bay View street in this city to
Clarence W. Quincy of Belfast, and the
Clements cottage on South Shore at
Northport for DR.. Percy Warren of Ban
gor to M. H. Richardson of the Eastern
Trust and Banking Company of Oldtown.
They have also sold for the Reynolds &
Van Mugs Company the Rosa G. Tucker
estate in Frankfort to E. H. Patterson of
that town.
IMPORTANT NOTICE! The annual bust
ness meeting of the B. H. S. Student
Alumni Association will be held at the
Municipal Rooms, City Building, Friday
afternoon at o'clock, July 80. At this
meeting officers for the ensuing year will
be elected and plans made for the annual
reunion of all former students of the High
school, Everyone who can is urged to
attend this meeting.
Jimmie Draper, who came here from
New York and was employed by 7. E.
Gushee of Camden at the Belfast trotting
park, was arrested Monday night for fast
driving and abusive treatment to the an
imal. He was accompanied by Phyllis
Gray. They spent the night in jail and
Tuesday were taken before Judge Clyde
B. Chapman of the Municipal Court. He
found them guilty, but suspended SEN
tence, if they would leave town. They
both seemed glad to comply with his re-
quest.
SOUTH BELFAST Miss Corinne Bick-
nell of Meriden, Conn, is spending few
weeks as the guest of Mrs. M l. Stevens,
and before returning home will visit rela-
tives and friends in Belfast and Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander of
Lincolnville were guests of G. E. Curtis
and family July 14th....Donald Wadlin
has bought Ford car....Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Pitcher and children, Thornton,
Esther and Stanley of Worcester, Mass,
are visiting relatives in Northport and
Lincolnville.
Rev. Arthur E. Wilson has completed
the course at the Harvard Summer School
of Theology, and after brief vacation
will return to the passionate of the First
Unitarian Parish in this city September
list. Mr.. Wilson was one of 1O3 Unitarian
ministers from all parts CT the United
States and Canada who accepted the in
VlCdIlOn Ol Tic oulIdlldu lLdy ulcH ,
League to attend the Religious Platts-
burg" at Cambridge. The laymen ap-
propriated $4,000 to defray one half of
the tuiti on fees and the travelling and
living expenses of their ministers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Clifford, theiI
daughter Doris, son Ralph, Ashley Mat
thews and Victor Whittier of this city
we're in frghtful auto accident Sunday
when returning from a trip to Friend
ship. They were on Spring Brook hill OF
the Camden road, when the auto lights
went out. Mr.. Clifford at once applied
the brakes, the car swerved and crash.
ed through the fence at the bridge, bu
caught and held in nearby bank. The
occupants were not thrown out. but Mis-.
Doris was thrown against the rear doc
head down and was partly unconscious
The car wa only slightly damaged. Cars
coming this way brought the party home
A county convention will be held al
Belfast, Monday, August 2, for the pur
pose of choosing a candidate for sheriff
for the term beginning January 1, 1921
The county committee will send to the
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