The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-08
There will be Spiritualist services next


Sunday at G A. r. Hall at 2.30 and 730
p. m. Sermon and messages by Annie
B. Carter, special music by Mrs. Ed.
Frisbee and Mrs. Merrithew of Swanville
and messages by Mrs. Neva Merrithew.
All will be made welcome.
F. w. Curtis has sold his garage BUSH
ness on High street to Gilkey & Son of
Searsport who have also taken over the
lease of the building Mr.. Curtis will
continue and increase his numbering
business in which he has been engaged
for some time The new company has
not completed it's plans at the present.
HISTORY OF BELFAST, Vol. TWO. The
remainder of the edition of the History
of Belfast, Vol. 2, has been given to the
Belfast Free Library by the Joseph Will
hanson Society. The books are now for
sale by the Library, price $500 AS the
number for sale is limited an early pur-
chase is advisable.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard, assisted by
Mrs Evelyn C. Frost, entertained the
members of John Cochran Chapter, D.
A. R., at a novel New Years party last
Monday evening. The entertainment
was original and consisted of six sections
one for each evening in the week and
included several surprises and many
pleasures. The feature for Satur lay
evening was refreshments disguised as
snow balls. 1t was one of the most So
cial sessions of the season with ID pres
ent.
Arthur L. Rondeau, local superintend-
ent of the Saco Valley Canning Co., re-
turned Tuesday from Portland where he
had been in conference with the owners.
The building here will be enlarged before
another season and new branch will be
started at Thorndike. A Dodge car will
be bought for the use Of securing acreage
and a Ford truck for general use. The
season closed is the best in its history
under the management of Mr.. Rondeau,
and he reports 2OO,O 900 gallon of apples,
$4,000 cans of corn and 100,0 gallon
cans of beans put up and labelled.
JOINT G. A. r. INSTALLATIONS. The
Joint installation of Thomas H. Marshall
Post and Circle was held Tuesday after
noon following picnic dinner at noon.
The officers of the Circle installed by
Mrs. Julia G. Ferguson were: Pres, Mrs.
Eta F. Smith, S. ", Mrs. Drusilla P.
Frisbee; j. ", Mrs. Mary c. Collins;
Sec, Mrs. Dora J. Bridges; Treas, Mrs.
Ferguson; Chap, Mrs. Augusta Fletcher;
Con-, Miss Minnie Shaw; asst, Mrs. Net
tie M. White; P. l., Mrs. Georgia w.
Juan; guard, Mrs. Susan Patterson; asst.
guard, Mrs. Mary Downs.....T The Post
officers installed by J. E. Wentworth of
Searsport were: Com, E. S. Mcdonald;
S. ", James E. Dunton; j. ", John w.
Ferguson; Chap, A. L. Hasson; Adj, A..
o. Stoddard; asst, L. G. Putnam; o. of
D., j. Oscar Clark....A. E. Clark Camp,
S. of ", and their Auxiliary had picnic
supper Monday evening followed by a
Joint installation. The officers of the
Auxiliary insta by Mrs. Florence Rob-
inson of Bath, Division president, were:
Pres, Matte Moody; V. P, Eta Smith;
Chap, Annie Durham; Treas, Edith
Danforth; Sec, Ethel Whiting; guide,
Annie Foust; asst. guide, Ida Soule; P. 1.
and P. c., Nettie White; l. G., Mary
Overlook; o. D., Ora Danforth; C. B. l.,
Edith Moody; trustees, Nina Cook, Eta
Smith and Edith Moody. Col. VIM. E.
Southland of Bangor was the guest of
honor. Mrs. Robinson was presented
with a cut glass bon bon dish...... Col.
Southland installed the following officers
of the Camp: Com. George Salter; S. ",
Harvey Foust; j. V33Bert Dodge; P. l.,
Rudolph Sanders; Chap, A. D. Weber
Council, A. D. Weber and Harvey
Foust; sec, Fred A. Seward; Treas, F.
o. Whiting; guide, Frank Downs; color
bearer, Byron Greenlaw; inside guard,
Russell Beckwith; outside guard, Leon
Merrithew.