The Republican journal., 1920-09-30

| The remains of Mrs. William Morse nj
belmont arrived here Saturday from
bangor, where she died after an opera.
ton The funeral was held at her late
r home Monday afternoon.
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will
have their first meeting of the season
nHxt Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Pearl Knowlton Hills in East North.
port. A picnic supper will be served.
Tarratine Tribe, No. Is, l. o. R. NJ, al
their regular meeting Monday evening
Will confer the adoption degree on a class
OF candidates. All members are request.
ed to be present and bring something fol
refreshments.
Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee will begin hel
fall term of classes in dancing in Odd
Fellows Hall on the following dates
Children, Sat Oct. End, at 2 p. M,
, adults, Mon. Oct. 4th, at TAO p. m, to
be followed by an assembly. The new
est steps taught. For particulars read
her advt.
Chalmers C. Ford is confined to his
home in East Belfast with the fractu re
OF his right leg. He was employed by
Alfred ii. Ellis, ice dealer, and was de-
llverlng ice Saturday forenoon at the
residence of DR.. Foster C. Small when
he fell. He thought that he was at the
Bottom of the cellar stairs, when he was
two steps up.
Roy c. Fish, local manager of the E.
A. Strout Farm Agency, has sold during
the past week: the farm in Swanville
owned by Nora E. Seekins to Robert F.
Gray of Swanville; the farm in Swan
Vile owned by Robert F. Gray to John
K. follansby of Jersey City, N. j.; the
farm in Searsmont owned by M. j. Bah
cock to Leonard Brown of Chelsea, Mass.
Contracts were signed this week in
the office of the Pejepscot Paper Co., by
the Sagadahoc Towing Co, with the
Stockton Yards, Inc, for the construc-
ton of two barges, 1870 fit. long, 90 #.
wide and it. depth of hold, to be deliv-
cred not later than May /, 1921. These
barges are to be used for the transporta-
ton OF pulp wood between Maine ports
! and Belfast by the Peiepscot Paper Co.
For four days ending last Sunday the
thermometer registered between eighty
and ninety-flve degrees and perfect sum-
mer weather was enjoyed. Sunday about
9 p. m. the strong wind from the east
brought in most decided change with
threatening rain which arrived Tuesday
evening. These conditions were prolific
! in severe colds which were unusually
contagious.
I Mrs. Morris L. Slugg and Mrs. Anse
M. Lothrop entertained the Auction Club
Monday evening at the home of the
former. Dinner was served at O'Clock
from small tables. The evening was.
spent at the game when Mrs. Dana B.
Southworth won the first prize and Mrs.
Raymond R. Sherman the consolation,
The other guests present were Mrs. E. B.
Gilchrest, Miss Florence E. Dunton,
Mrs. c. C. Pineo, Mrs. Maine Hills, Mrs.
R. P. Whitman, Mrs Carl H. Stevens,
, Mrs. Amos j. King, Mrs. Allan M.
Howes, Miss Belle Heating.
POOR'S MILLS. The annual meeting
of the Benevolent Club will be held at
the hall Tuesday, Oct. 5th. There will
be picnic dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Daggett went to Boston in their car last
week.. Mrs. Annabell Underwood will
attend the music festival in Bangor this
week.. Howard Wilson has gone. tc
Orono to take course in electrical en-.
cheering Mr.. and Mrs. Olson of Au-
gusta are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Marsh. go. Mrs. Irwin Wood and children
have returned from two weeks visit
with her parents in Vinalhaven.... Mrs
James Dillon and little son left last week
to Join her husba nd in Pittsburg, Penn. :.
Mrs George Dickey, who has beer
boarding with Mrs. Delbert Rolerso1
this summer, went to Bangor with he
son last week.. Mrs. Luella Brown ant
family went to Freedom Sunday to at
tend the funeral of her brother, Prescott
Rowell. Joseph Shea of South Boston
who has been visiting at H. H. Went
worth's for two weeks, returned hom
last Saturday,. Mr.. and Mrs. Manric,
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Woo
went to Coopers Mills last Sunday t,
visit their sister, Mrs. Ernest Milton. =.
Mrs. Bunker has arrived home from
North Haven, where she has been fo
some time caring for her sick niece. -.
Carl Cole of Camden was at home to Sc,
his mother last Sunday.
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