The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-06-10

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Joseph D. Parent of Waterv;ll. h.,,s s aI
the moving picture house At Ravs;ds so ~
). A. Pray of Waterville, who will con-
duct it. Will coh-
VI. "A. U. Stoddard is now able to he
out again after his severe illness, He 10
ENJOYING working in his garden in which
ne nas some rare wild flowers and is also
selnne hlies OF the valley and other flow
Inc Dlckey-knowlton Real Estate Co.
nave rented the first floor in the Froth-
lngnam house, So called, on High street
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAuliffe and
family, and the second floor to M. and
Mrs. James Randel and family.
The 37th annual convention of the
Waldo County w. C. T. U. will he held
at the Grange hall in Monroe Wednesday,
| June 23rd. Local treasurers are urged to
have the dues and the Willard memorial
fund in the hands of the treasurer. Mrs
Sadie H. Bates of Standpoint by June
| 10Th.
The funeral of Eben F. Fletcher was
held at his home on Commercial street
last Thursday at p. M, Rev. Arthur E.
Wilson officiating. The bearers were from
Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. r..
Thomas Cannon, j. o. Clark, Robert F.
Russ and Daniel II. Strout. Mr. Fletcher
served as musician in Co G. of the oath
Regiment of Maine Volunteers and united
with the G. A. r. Post at China, where
he lived previously to making his home
in Belfast.
PooR'S MILLS. Mrs. E. o. Colby and
Miss Annabell Colby of Sunset were
guests last week of Mrs. Annabell I'm
derwood. Carl Cole of Camden recently
visited his mother, Mrs Jane Cole Mrs
George Dickey of Bangor is boarding
with Mrs. Delbert Robertson. -. Riverside
Grange was invited to meet with Silver
Harvest Grange last Thursday evening.
and they report a fine time. Mr. and
Mrs. Stillman Flood have moved to the
| city, where he has employment. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlvin Draper (nee Louise Biscoe)
from Providence, R. l., spent last week
at MIR. and Mrs John l.. Boynton's. re-
turning Saturday to their new home in
Norton, Mass.
Austin j. Fernald has bought an inter-
est IN and become an active member of
the Belfast Candy Company. The other
members are Charles E. White and Lewis
II. Hart. Mr.. White, assisted by Mrs
White, will continue with the office work.
while Messrs Hart and Fernald will do
the road work principally. Mr. Fernald
graduated i'll the B. H. S. class of 1902
and for the past II years has been en-
ployed on the railroad in all the capacities
from brakeman to conductor He will
bring to the firm the experience of deal
ing with the general public and willing
ness to do his part of the work. Mrs
Annie d. Mathews is employed as clerk
in their retail store, and Murray Keene, a
B. H. S, boy, will succeed as assistant
Miss Dexter, who will soon go to Cali
form a. The firm is prospecting in their
new location in Hayford block and are
constantly making improvements to their
office, etc.
Miss Lillian Knowlton of this city and
Miss Ethel Drinkwater of Northport,
who were returning from Camden Tues
day night, June End, in the formers
Ford touring car, and who met with an
accident, were only slightly injured, re-
ports to the contrary notwithstanding.
The two young women were alone, and
Miss hnoWlton was driving the car On
Spring Brook hill, in Camden, they
struck some loose gravel in passing
another car and their car skidded and
toppled over, throwing both out, but not
injuring the car, with the exception of
the top and wind shield. Miss Drink
water was burned slightly from the acid
from the storage battery, and both she
and Miss hnowlton were slightly bruised,
but they were both up at once and able
to return home when found by Donald
A. MacLennon of Dallas, Texas, who
was autoing to Belfast and Northport.