The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-10-14
Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie and children h.v.


street, where they will live for the pres
ent. Her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Thorn
as D. Barr, have rented their residence
on Cedar street and will live with her.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Nichols
Colcord was held Oct. 9th at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Nickerson.
her late home Rev. George e. Boorn of
the Belfast Universalist Church officiated
and Mrs. Edwin P. Frost rendered a So
prano solo. Mrs Colcord died Monday,
Oct. 4th. She was highly respected and
there was large attendance. The floral
contributions were beautiful.
The District meeting of Odd Fell ows
lodges will be held in Belfast with Waldo
Lodge Thursday evening, Oct. 14th. The
following lodges, Invictus of Unity,
Sears of Searsport and Monroe of Monroe
will be present. Supper will be served
in the banquet hall at $50 to which the
local members and guests will be present
Austin j. Fernald, D. D. G. NJ, will nre-
side. The first degree will be served at
the meeting.
John Cox, public auto driver, was
injured Monday forenoon while on the
Belmont road near the John C.. Gray
farm. One of his tires came off and his
car was dltched and generally smashed.
Mr.. Cox injured both elbows, rib was
fractured and his hands bruised. He was
accompanied by Roscoe Rollerson,
Maurice Roberts and Bert Dodge and
they were on their way to tow IN a dis
abled car. All the other men were
slightly injured.
| Sixty-eight members of Primrose
Chapter, O. E. S., autoed to Liberty
Monday evening and were guests Of Ar
butus Chapter. There was also a dele
CATION present from Rosewood Chapter of
Searsmont. Mrs Isabel Montgomery of
Boothbay, associate Grand Matron, was
present as acting District Grand Deputy
for the annual inspection. The degree
was exemplified and most delicious
banquet served by the Arbutus Chapter.
Remarks were made by Mrs. Montgom-
cry, Past Patron, DR.. Orris S. Vickery of
Belfast and Others 1t was a perfect
night and the members of Primrose
Chapter are enthusiastic over the affair.
POoR'S MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs E. A
Colby of Sunset have been guests of Mrs
Annabel Underwood the past week..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daggett have re-
turned home after visiting in Boston and
vicnity.... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Little
field and Mrs. Underwood motored to
Camden last Monday.....M Mrs F. T..
: Wentworth has been on the sick list but
is better at this writing. .....Several from
this place attended the fair in Montvllle
last Thursday and Friday.... Orrin Went
worth filled his silo last week. MIR. and
t Mrs Arthur Higgins and family spent
: Sunday with Mr.. Higgins father in
Knox, Mrs. Frank Crockett and grand
son of Vinalhaven returned home last
r Saturday after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bunker..... Mrs w. S. Wentworth went
t to Boston last week and later will Join
! her husband in Hartford, Conn.,. Mr..
S Frank Mills has been here looking after
. the farm work at the Pearl Brook farm.
. He loaded car with apples and grain for
:. Caribou. go. Alfred Dutch took the school,
teacher, Miss Maud Bryant, Mrs. Charles
Bryant and Mrs. Virgie Wentworth to
. Brooks to attend the teachers conven-
ton last Friday.
B. H. S. REAL SPORTS The hare and
hound chase for the girls and the hunt
for the boys of Belfast high school took
place on Saturday, Oct. 9th, with perfect
weather conditions. The hares under the
leadership of Florence McAndless and
with Miss Esther Evans as chaperon
started about 10. 80 from the common and
|. were followed, according to the rules of
: the game, half hour later by the hounds
n with Ruth Dinsmore as leader and Muriel
= DeBeck and Margaret Mitchell as chap
) erons. The route taken was up Congress
street from the school grounds, over
Congress street as far as the road com.
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d across the fields to Little River, then
back up the avenue to The Battery,
where all gathered for picnic dinner.
The chase was tie, when time allow.
ance was considered. Various games
's were enjoyed during the afternoon until
IL about 4.30 when all started toward Bel.
> fast wondering where their destination
IL might be- All were happily surprised
D, when told to gather at Odd Fellows hall
l. where the boys also were to come ane
rs where supper prepared by Supt. and Mrs
l. Roderick, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Mr.. Webb
and Mrs. Parker was found waiting. Tn,
le boys were directed by Principal Harry A.
e, Foster and were captained by Alber
l. Morey and Murray Keene; the latte
N winning with 1870 points to the former.
a 125. Games and dancing filled the pro
gram of the evening All seemed to have
~ enjoyed themselves greatly. Mrs. s. C.
is Pattee played for the Dance The pro
re gram was under the auspices of the Stu.
ar dent Council, Bartlett j. Whiting. presi.