The Republican journal., 1920-05-06

| LoFa MaXcy friday afternoon
Monday, June 3rd, gave us bright SUM-
snine intersperslng wind, rain, snow and
hail squalls.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will
nave oox social in their hall next Mon
DAY evening with the Sons as guests.
Thomas H Marshall Circle will observe
Mothers' Day at their meeting next Tues
day afternoon. A lunch will also be
served.
W: A. Tobin of Rockland arrived re-
Gently in the interest of the Salvation
Army drive. He registered at the Wind
sor Hotel. ~ y anu
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jones have opened
duncan Lodge, Lincolnville, which they
nave leased for the season, and are max
ing repairs and improvements.
.Sergt Inspectors Hoffman and Moore
OF the Third Maine Infantry were here
friday and witnessed the street drill of
Company +. under the dire ton of Can't.
Albert E. Andrews.
Judge and Mrs. Clyde B. Chapman,
who have been living in the j. Lee Pat
terson house on Pine street, have taken
an apartment in the Roy c. Fish house at
the corner of Miller and Congress streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram Hoffsess have NOV
ed to the Belle NJ Gates house on upper
High street. Fred M. Dutch and family
have moved from Congress street to their
Cedar street home, vacated by Mr.. Hoff-
sess and family
The c. 7. N, class of the Baptist Sun
day school, Miss Edna Hopkins teacher,
were guests oil Miss Helen Morris at her
home on Belmont avenue last Saturday,
The afternoon was spent with games and
the serving of picnic lunch.
Andrew H. Allen of Washington, D. c.,
arrived Tuesday at the Windsor Hotel.
lie came to make the transfer of his prop
erty, formerly the McLane estate on
Northport avenue, to Herbert C. Cross of
brookllne, Mass, who will occupy it.
Abbie, the lutte daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Black, celebrated her 18th
birthday last Saturday afternoon by en-
tertaining II boys and girls. Games were
played and supper served. Mrs Black
was assisted by Miss Grace E. Walton.
The Belfast Spiritual Society will hold
meetings in Memorial hall Sunday, May
9TH, at 2 80 and 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Mary
Hobbs Jones of Bangor will be the speak
er and an admission fee of Is cents will
be asked. All interested are invited.
The Sons of Veterans and their Auxi]i
airy will observe Mothers Day by attend
/ ing services at the Baptist church next
Sunday with sermon by Rev Geo. C.
Sauer. All officers and members are re-
quested to meet at Memorial Hall at 1Oa.
m. sharp,
| One DAY last week two young men
were seen shooting gulls a short distance
below the steamboat wharf Perhaps
they were not aware that they are liable
| to arrest for this violation of law, the
penalty for which is five dollars and costs
for each offense, or Imprisonment for ten
days
| Emma White Barker Tent, D. of ".
had six-table whist party in Memorial
hall last Wednesday evening. Refresh
ments were served and dancing was also
enjoyed The whist prizes went to Mrs
Clyde Pettee, MIR. and Mrs. Alden Cum
bingham and Merle Whtcomb There
will be another party this, Thursday,
! evening.
The Travellers Club held their annual
meeting last Tuesday at the home of Mrs
Fred Waldo Brown, when the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. C.
M. Craig; vice presidents, Misses Annie
L. Barr and Carrie M. Cutter; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Brown; benevolent
committee, Mrs. c. S. Bickford, Mrs.
Elmer A. Sherman, Misses Annie V,
Field and Margaret NJ Hazeltine
The Penobscot Bay Electric Company
have transferred their local superintend-
ent, Herbert P. BIodgett, to their new
plant at Rockland, formerly the Knox
Power Company. Mr.. Blodgett, his wife
and his mother, Mrs Anna Blodgett,
have been living in the Cross house on
Cedar street. Mr.. Blodgett went to
Rockland Tuesday afternoon, but his wife
and mother are visiting in Gardiner until
he is settled. Merton L. Taylor of Au-
gusta is at present superintendent of the
Belfast plant.
The DISQUALIFICATION Real Estate Co.
have sold the Robert Burgess house on
| Union street to Miss Harriet Wren of
Bangor. for Mrs Annie L. Burgess and
Mrs. Edith l.. Innes Of Crescent CITY.
Florida. Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Innes
are on their way north and will pack a
portion of their household goods which
| VIII De Snlppen TO Florlda where they
have purchased home. 1t is the inten-
ton of M IS Wren to occupy part of the
house herself and to rent the remainder.
This is one of the most valuable pieces of
property on Union street.
THE B. H. S. BASE BALL TEAM. The
B. H. S. has organized base ball team
for this season with Royce Miller captain.
Maurice Cobb and Murray Keene, man.
ager and assistant manager. PRINCIPAL
Harry A. Foster is coach. The line-up is
as follows: Royce Miller, p; Granville
Hoffses, C; Maurice Cobb, LIST b; Carroll
Parker, End b; Karl SmaIley, SIS; Donald
Horn, 3rd b; Murray Keene, rf; Walter
Nickerson, If; Hillard Buzzell, c; yelling.
ton Winchester, sub. Tley played thei,
first game of the season Monday after.
noon with the Thomaston High at Thorn.
aston and won with a score of to ~
There was a good attendance and the
game was interesting. They played the
Rockport High at Rockport Wednesday
afternoon and plan to play on the Con.
gress street grounds Saturday with the
Brooks High or Freedom Academy.