The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-08-19

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The U. S Fishery boat Gannett was in
the bay several days recently with two
inspectors examining the Weirs and the
canneries in this vicini ty.
The Waldo County Contest of Boys
and Girls Clubs will be held in Belfast,
Oct. 22d and 23d. This is always a pleas
ant occasion for all concerned.
Edmund Wilson, collector, gives notice
IN our advertising columns that taxes
must be paid on or before August 31st in
order to get the big discount.
The inspection of Emma White Barker
Tent, D. of ". will take place Wednes-
day, Sept. LIST. Past Dept. President
Miss Nella Merrick of Waterville will be
inspecting officer.
A telegram was received Monday from
Westboro, Mass, announcing the death
of Mrs. Harriet Curtis Fales, formerly of
Belfast. Her brother, Allen l.. Curtis,
left Tuesday to attend the funeral, which
took place Wednesday in Westboro.
A. F. Wood, barber, has moved from 6
Main street to the Poor block, Phoenix
Row, over the store of the Penobscot
| bay Electric Co., where he has two good
rooms and lavatory. His new place of
business has been renovated and with
many good facilities he is ready to well
come his old and new customers.
Waldo County Branch of the NJ E, M.
?. A. will hold Field Day at the Mon
roe Fair grounds, Thursday, Aug. Goth.
Richard Pattee, Frank Adams of the N.
E. M. P. A. and Mr.. Bradford of the
Turner Center System will be among the
speakers. All are invited, Bring pic
mic lunch. Coffee will be served on the
grounds.
Belfast Boy Scouts, Troop Three, ac-
companied by Scout Master George Rob-
ertson, eft Saturday afternoon to spend
a week in lslesboro. They will occupy
three tents. which they have located at
Pripet. The party consists of Scouts
Marion Rhoades, David Hoxie, Lee Glenn
ents, Harold Kelley, Russell Peavey,
Philip Clements, Charlie Kelley, Wendell
Kelley, Maurice Darres, Wight Robbins,
Warren Hamilton Bella Black of Belfast;
Kirby Prebe, Islesboro.
AN UNUSUAL CONCERT. The Ladies'
AID of the Saturday Cove Baptist church,
Mrs. W. F. Hopkins president, has Sc
cured the kindly assistance of several of
the best artists in that vicinity in a bene-
fit concert to be given at their church
Monday evening, Aug. 23rd. The tickets
are 81 and the program will include slec-
tions by Miss Ellen Dalossy, soprano of
the Metropolitan Opera Co.; Mrs. Ger
trude Reed, contrslto; Mrs. W, H. Fol-
well, soprano; Pref Emil Winkler, eel
list; Prof. Wilfred Pelletier, accompanist;
Mr.. and Mrs Braun, tenor and pianist.
Mrs. Braun has been accompanist with
Henk.
POOR'S MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson and two children visited
friends in Bristol last weekM and
Mrs. Hamilton of Boston have been
guests of their brother, Cassius Hamil-
ton, at the home of Annabell Underwood.
....John and Albert Shea of South Boston
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. H. H. Went
WORTH. Winifred and Eva Thompson
spent last week with their aunt in Swan
vile. LEO Wade is at home on a short
vacation at his aunt's, Mrs ]. A. Harris
horn.,., Miss Hilda Blood of Morrill, has
returned home after staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. O. l.. Wentworth several weeks.
Albert Wentworth of Durham spent
Sunday with his brother, H. H. Went
worth,
Mrs. William E. HOFFMAN entertained
complimentary to Miss Edith Gammans
Of Newton Centre, Mass, and Mrs Wal
ter B. Kelley of St Paul, Mimi, at a
porch auction party Tuesday afternoon.
The Anchorage, her delightful summer
home at North Shore, was most artist
cally decorated with an abundance OF
garden flowers. The weather was per-
feet and the sea views beautiful. The
prizes were won first by Miss Gammans,
who received handsome cut glass bon
bon dish, second by Miss Maud E. Bar
ker, an artistic pottery vase with basket
ry covering, while the consolation, a
hand painted Irvine holder, went to Mrs
Susan G. Carter. The hostess was as
sisted in serving refreshments by her
house guest, Mrs. Harold Ingraham of
Bangor. A short concert closed the pro-
gram.
NORTH BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Carpenter and daughter Dorothy of Fox
boro, Mass, are spending their vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Ladd. -. Mrs.
F. c. Gay of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Car
RE Brier of Boston and Mrs. Alonzo Shute
and son of Hartford, Conn, arrived last
Friday for a short vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Kurdish and Miss Clara
Furnish of Providence, R. l., arrived
Sunday morning and are in their former
home for a short period Mr.. and Mrs.
George U. Hatch and daughter Betty,
who spent week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Hatch, have returned to
their home in Greenfield, Mass. Mr..
Frank Russ, who is salesman for the
Di mond Match Co, spent ten days with
his father, Mr.. Charles Russ, leaving to
assume his duties last Friday. Brier Gay
of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived Tuesday
morning to pass his vacation with his
family in their summer home.
THE GIRLS HOME FAIR. Arrange
ments have been perfected for the lawn
party to be held at the Girls Home on
Wednesday, Aug. 49, at 3 p. m Admis-
sion, 25 cents. Food, flowers, candy,
useful and fancy articles will be for sale
also ice cream and fruit punch. A musi-
cal program has been arranged by Mrs E.
P Frost, including vocal solos by Mrs
Allen Sleeper of Passaic, N. j.; Miss
Florence Barnes of New Haven; Miss
Miriam Showers of Searsport; Mr.. Emery
F. White of New York, and Mr.. B. L.