The Republican journal., 1920-12-16

their factory for a week or ten days fo,
their annual stock taking to be COM
pleted about Jan. 1st.
Tie January term of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court for Waldo county will be
held Jan. 4th with Judge Charles j,
Dunn of Orono presiding.
All the fire alarm boxes on the south
side of Main street, except Box Is, were
put out of commission by the recent
storm. In case of fire please notify the
chief engineer, 208l1.
Miss Mabel Cushman, a former Bel
fast girl, who for some time has been
employed by Stone & Webster of Bos-
ton, has been seriously ill, according to
recent advices to friends here.
John j. Perry, U. S. Internal Revenue
Deputy Collector, with headquarters in
Rockland, has arrived in Belfast and has
rooms at the custom house. He is in
vestigating the returns of 1919,
Tuesdays ram took off all the snow
and left trail of damage to the streets
and walks all over town. Tae basement
of the Eaton block was flooded and it is
reported that several thousand post cards
belonging to the Eastern Illustrating Co
were destroyed. The water main on
Northport avenue broke, but has been
repaired. The bridge near the upper dam
is injured.
Mrs. G. c. Pineo entertained the Sat-
urday Auction Club at her home on Mill
er street Tuesday evening. A delicious
dinner was served at o'clock from a
table centered with large dish of fruit,
beautifully arranged Covers were laid
for Is, the guests being Mrs. Carl H.
Stevens, Mrs. Maine Hills, Mrs. Allan
M. Howes, Miss Florence NJ Dunton and
Miss Belle Heating. By an ingenious de-
vice the club members drew cards bear
ing suggestions of gifts to be received at
the Christmas party to be held with
Mrs. VIM. H. Hall. Mrs. Sumner C.
Pattee won the first prize and Mrs VIM
H. Hall the second during the evenings
game of auction.
The Glendale, Calf, Evening News of
recent date has the following interest
ing article concerning Freeman McGil-
very Kelley, former Stockton Springs
boy and also well known in Belfast:
"Many Glendale friends attended the
formal opening of the Glendale Florist
Shop, l2O South Brand boulevard, on
Saturday Mr and Mrs Kelly received
many compliments and congratulations
on the artistic arrangement of their dis
play, IN which the rich autumnal colors
predomnated. A climbing vine over
the lattice separating the display room
from the workroom reminded one of the
vines back East" when Jack Frost ar
rays them in brilliant hues The win
doWs were Respondent with masses of
great shaggy chrysanthemums, one of
royal purple, the other golden yellow. A
number of fantail gold fish in an auuari-
um In the purple window were the touch
that made p easing note of contrast and
happy canaries in golden cages above the
flowers in each window sang solos, duets
and choruses to entertain the guests.
Beautiful varieties of cyclamen, POM
pom chrysanthemums in a variety of
deep colorlngs, red cosmos and an unusual
foliage plant, besides the usual roses,
carnations and ferns were among the
plants that attracted the attention of the
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly are well
known In Glendale. their nursery and
1lorist shop having been established here
for some time. They had display room
next door to their present one, but mov-
ed to th location in the Glendale
Theatre building because of it's greater
attractiveness and suitability for their
line of work. They promise that they
will give Glendale flower shop second
to none in Los Angeles"