The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-04-15

Miss Eloise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
E. L. Lewis of this city, is teaching this
spring at Lincolnville
The public is invited to attend power
! ty ball at Memorial Hall April goth.
Two prizes will be given.
1t is currently reported that Horace
Chenery and family, who have been liv-
ing in Concord, Mass, for several years,
are to return to Belfast for permanent
home
Mrs. Emma B. Walton, who recently
sold her residence on Lincolnville avenue
has moved to Waterville to make her
home with her son, Lucius A. Walton,
who has employment there.
Mayor C. w. Wescott has received
word by telephone from the State Roads s
department at Augusta that the request
for the appropriation for the Belfast
bridge had been approved at Washing
ton, D. C.
A. P Goodhue Of the firm of Goodhue
& CO., has returned from Bangor, where
he attended the annual meeting of the
Master Plumbers Association of Maine.
j He was re elected president and was also
made member of the board Of directors
Messrs. Allen and Arthur Short of
Pittsburg, Pa, have been in Belfast a
few days and were guests at the Windsor
Hotel They were on their way to Mon
roe, where they will spend the season at
the summer home of the formers sister,
Mrs Grace Whisham of New York, who
recently bought the Margie Reed place.
The Daughters of Veterans held
whist party at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Cook last Monday evening. There were
seven tables of players and the prizes
went to Altana Dutch and Miss RATHER
inc Gurney, the consultations to Della
Hallowell and Ralph Carter. Refresh
meEts were served and a very pleasant
evening enjoyed
Dexter I. Clements is repairing the
house on Condor street, partially des-
troyed by fire last winter, which he re-
Gently bought of the Belfast Savings
Bank. He will make it into tenement
house. Mr. Clements will also rebuild
for DR.. j, B. Darling his residence recent
ly destroyed by fire at the corner of High
and Vine streets. DR.. Darling and family
are occupying the ell, which was not in
iured.
In a personal note from Bozeman, Mont.
Mrs. Marjorie Pilsbury Schoppe says: 81
leave April 4th for three weeks trip as
District Superintendent of Alpha Omicron
Pi for the Northwestern Central District
on an inspection trip. This will include
visits to the Chapters at the University
of Nebraska, at Lincoln, Neb., to the
Alumnae Chapters at Omaha and Kansas
City, TO the University of Kansas at
Lawrence, Kan, then to the University
of Minnesota, at Minneapolis
Rev. Adolph Rossbach of East Boston,
formerly pastor of the Belfast First Par
lsh, Unitarian, Church. has bought the
Rocky Point cottage at Pitcher Pond of
Mrs. c. H, Walden and Mr. and Mrs. r.
P. Chase Mr.. and Mrs. Rossbach and
son George have spent every summer in
Belfast since moving to East Boston.
While their summer home will be in West
Northport it is only short distance from
here and their many friends are pleased
TO learn of their purchase
SOUTH BELFAST. Mrs. Lewis Pitcher
of Northport is spending few weeks in
Patten with her daughter, Mrs. Stanley
Wescott.. Rev. F. S. Cross of Northport
left Saturday for Nashua, N H., on an
extended business trip....A very pleasan
birthday party was given Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo G
Herrick, when their daughter, Miss Lu-
cena, observed her fifteenth birthday
She was remembered with candy anc
many dainty gifts. During the evening
refreshments were served consisting O
vanilla ice cream and fancy cakes. Game.
and social chat were enjoyed until a lat,
hour, when all departed for their homes
wishing Miss Lucena many more happ!
BIRTHDAYS