The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-08-04

There will be another interesting match
at the Ward alley, Main street, tomorrow
Friday evening
W. B. Bartlett has been appointed
night police in place of Percy s. Edge
comb, deceased. He will serve with Ell
mer S. Whitehead
Edmund Wilson, tax collector is now
ready to collect all taxes.s The discount
of IL percent ends Aug. 31st at D. m.
Call early and avoid the rush of the last
week of discount.
NORTON REUNION. The annual re-
union of the Norton family will be held
at the home of O.W. Ripley, South Mont
vile, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1921. Relatives
and friends of the family are requested to
attend without further notice. Picnic
dinner.-Eva Norton Ripley, Sec, South
Montville, Aug. LIST.
PRESCOTT REUNION. The annual re-
union of the Prescott family will be held
10, 1921. All re atives and friends of the
Prescotts are cordially invited to attend.
Let this be notice for all to spend day
together and renew friendship. 4 picnic
dinner and coffee will be served.-Oren
W. Ripley, Secretary.
There was large number of reside nts
of Lincolnvllle present Monday at hear
ing before Judge Ellery Bowden of Win
terport on petition of citizens to COM
nit Mrs. Phoebe Hunter of that town to
the Insane Asylum. Mrs Hunter is over
90 years old and is under the care of
trained nurse. She is at times violent
and the compliments object to the dis.
turbance she occasions. Judge Bowden
reserved his decision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Bruce, accom-
panied by their guest, Mrs. H. C. Garlic
ton of Bath, left Tuesday for a visit in
Woolwich. Mr.. Bruce will later attend
the Stone Cutters Convention in Rock
land. Mrs. Bruce entertained her broth
er, Capt. Everett Trott, a Government
Inspector on the coast guard steamer Hi
discus in the harbor Monday Capt
Trott also entertained his sisters family
and guests, also Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A Nichols
and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell on the steam
er Monday evening.
MISS SETON AT SUNSET ISLAND. Miss
Ann Seton, daughter of the famous nat
uralist and writer, Ernest Seton, is max
ing visit to Sunset Island, tbs Hoising-
ton Camp off Saturday Cove. While she
has been with them the Sunset Islanders
have held several Woodcraft Councils
with number of guests from the neigh
boring islands and Northport. At recent
council Miss Seton did the Hopi Snake
Dance "a charm to bring RAIN in costume
and with the accompaniment of the drum
beat. She alsu, in company with Eliza
beth Hoisington, Edith Hoisington, Teddy
Hosington, Miriam Folwell and Betty
Folwell, performed the dance of the White
Caribou Among the guests present at
recent councils on Sunset Island were the
following: Mr.. Orrin j. Dickey, Mr.. G.
Rodman Bouck, and several boys from
the Navajo Camp, the Misses Wales and
guests, Mrs. Norman White and guests,
Mrs. Ralph E. Flanders and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Todd, Mrs. W. H. Fol-
we'll and guests, Mrs. F. c. Hudson and
guests.
THE BATTERY DIRECTORY. Practically
all of the Battery families, including about
rs people, have arrived and are domiciled
as follows: At the Thompson cottage,
Mrs Eliza Guerini, Mrs. Clement and Miss
Esther Guerini of Philadelphia; at the
Davis summer home, Bert L. Davis and
family; at the Parker cottage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis G. Fletcher; at the Dunton
cottage, John R. Dunton and family; at
the Stoddard cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Day and Mrs. Sarah E. Peavey of
Chelmsford, Mass; at the johnson cot
tage, Ben Ames Williams and family; at
the Pottle cottage, Mrs. Charles Dean
Cool of Madison, Wis, and children. and
Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrist, Grand Rapids,
Mich; at the Pitcher cottage, Mrs. Mehan
and Miss Van Altar of New York; Mr.
| and Mrs. W. r. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles M. Craig and guests at their re-
spective summer homes; at the Lewis
cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. Erving E. Stein
hart of New Haven, Conn; at the Har
thorne cottage, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Chapir
of Boston; DR.. and Mrs. Norton. Mist
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