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KRAJAN P. STEP. KRATO.
CIVIL ZASTOUPEN MA u
MELECKE VYSTAVE.

Clevelandska Society of Art
lists usporada do etvrtka V Ro-
rimer Brooks Studiu, 2238 Eu-
cid ave. vystavu obrazG, lepttI
i kreseb a fotografii. Mezi IL
melci, iejichz dila budou Wy
stavena jsou prace pana Ste
pana Kratochvila a sice nikte-
rak poprve. Mily mas pritel
vynika nejen ma prknech je-
viStnich ale um6leckou snahou
svoji zastupuje mas ma poll,
ktere bylo dosud mezi nami
skorem veci neznamou. Panu
Kratochvilovi pfejem mnoho
zdaru.
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VELKAL LACE v CORLETT.

Dunn pro jednu rodinu. Cena
$4,000, hotove 5000, ostatni
jako najem. Dunn pro dv6 ro-
diny, cena $500. Mohu vam
prodat neb vymenit prave to.
echo 81 prejete. Navstivte mne.
Blizsi sd6li JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. V Corlett z vych.
131. ul. 1919
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MESTSkA RADA PROTT PLA
NU kOHLERA.
Upraveni financi odkazano
podvyboru.

Ma vGerejsim zasedani od-
militia m6stska rada resoluci
precisely m6stske rady Clay
tona G. Townese, kterou by die
prani noveho mayora Kohlera
vydany byly bondy Ma kryti
|Schodku poVstaleho "a nynej-
Isl administrace, tax ably finanG
nj obtize nezatezovaly praci
pfiSti administrace. HlaSoVa-
MIN V pomeru II k IL hlasGm
byl nayrh odkazan financnimu
Ivyboru k projednani, coz Una
mena die SLOW radnIho McGin-
tyho, re akce tato nemdze byti
nikterak pred /. lednem, kdy
novy mayor nastoupi 1rad pro-
vedena.
Pc delsi a zive debate byl
plan upravHJlcl Stavebni caru
ma celn6jSich ulicich die ma
vrhu m6stsk6 planovaci komi-
Sc.
Take nafizeni plumbafskt
doznalo jist6 zmeny, zlevnenc
vyzkouseni zavedenych praci
o polovinu, tax re bude stati
jen $50 misto $50 ma kazdy
dum.
Mayor Kohler neJevi jak
znamo valne chuti, by placeny
byly jeho administered ucty "a
sprawl nyn6jSi, jak po nekolik
period bylo zvykem, kdy schod
ky Sc uvalovaly ma bedra ma
stoupivSich uredniku.
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co JEST VANOCNf PENfZE
SPORfCf KLUR?

Jest to klub, jemuz sc pfipo-
iily tisfce, jez 81 pfeii pravidel
ne sporiti menSi obnos po pa
desat tydnG, ably mely znacn6i
81 fondy ma Vanocnf Diary v pri
Stim roce - fond dosti velky,
ably molly byti zakoupeny p6k
ne darky, kter6 by byly miIJm
pfekvapenim TEN, kterym jsou
IurCeny j k spokoienosti darce.
Pfi zapisu do VanoGniho klu-
bu mdzete uspofiti obnos cd
$25 do $3.50 b6hem roku "a
snadnych tydennich vkladd.
Mdzete zatfti liz tax s ma
lem, iako diva Gently aneb moz-
no ukladati tez S1.00, $500
neb i $500 tydnd.
MGzete Sc pripoiiti nynf,
bud u The Broadway Bank
Office ma Broadway a vych.
55. ul. neb V jedn6 2 t6chto il
nych Union Trust 1radoven.
Citizens Bldg, 814 Euclid Ave.
Euclid Ave. & +. 101st st.
247 Euclid Avenue
Buckeye Road u r. 80. st.
Woodland Bank office,
Woodland & f. 55. st
w. 25th st. & Denison Ave.
The Union Trust Company
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt Sc
stravou neb beze stravy. Hla-
ste sc V els. 12801 Lenacrave
Ave. 1876
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PRODA Sc novy, prave dosta-
veny dun, hodici Sc pro jednu
.aneb dve rodiny. Jest V mem 7
velkych svetnic, fernez, skop-
ky ma pradlo, china kabinet,
diva zachody, 2 garaze, tvrd6
podlahy a finis. Majetek ten
to Sc po pfipad6 vymeni "a
prazdny lot. Pricina prodeje
odiezd ma farmu. Haste Sc v
e. 3673 f. 151. St. Kinsman
Rd. 12-f2
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PRODA Sc mandolina a kysara
jsou iako move. Oboie "a
$1,000. Haste Sc v {. $500
Raymond Ave. q vych. 93. ul.
bl:ze Union. 12-8
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matefske znamenl.
Roman cd Liny Bereps1.
Pro "Domacnost' pre. Emanuel Beranek.


rLlid, ZilIiZcl LudillIVy hllu Al
'thuruv. Pfechazel V navalu di-
We rozdrazd6nosti sem a tam
pc pokoji. "Nemozno!" zvo-
lal posleZ. "Zrovna tax bych
uvefil neco hrozneho O ande-
Itch. A prec - proc pronasle-
duje mne ustavicn6 ona myslen
ka ma jeji zdeSeni pTi cteni o.
noho listku."
Vysel do zahrady, kde Pau
letta sedela pod besidkou a
sypala pavGm drobty chlebove.
! Vyhlizela tax blede a cho-
robne, re Sc Arthur mimovol-
ne ulekl.
"Co ii schazi, srdecko?" vo-
lal a rychle Sc priblizil.
Vyskocila zardivajic Sc.
Chtel il obejmouti, ona vSak
ustoupila.
"Nedotykej Sc mne nikdy
vice, Arthure!" zvolala divo-
ce.
On pozoroval il nevyslov-
nym 1zasem. "Co to ma INA
menati, milacku?'
"Posad' sc ke mne, muslin s
tebou promluviti."
Ovinul il meme svou rukou.
"a nyni pov6z mi vsechno,
Pauletto," promluvil meme,
"fekni mi, jak Sc to ma s o.
MIN psanim a kam isl Sla po
plesu."
Zachv6la Sc phi jeho dotknu
ii. "Ty jsi mluvil Hildou"
zvolala horce. PAX ii neodpo-
VIM"
"Chces tedy, abych uveril,
zes predstirala nemoc, jen ably
isl Sc mne zbavila 2" tazal Sc
urazen.
"Ano, jest to t6z pravda."
"A byla jsi skutecn6 pozd6
po pGlnoci zahrad6?"
"Ano."
Pohlednul ma !. nj bolestne.
'sNetinim narokd ma vynuce-
pou duveru," pravil vazne, "a
nebudu Sc vice tazati. Vim, re
isl necinila mic nepraveho a
re mi jednou sama vSe Teknes.
Do te DOLBY pockam."
Povstala. "Nestanu Sc nikdy
tvoji zenou, Arthure.
On vyskocil. Vedle Mich roz
kladal paw svaj nadherny O.
hon a ptaci ua v6tvich peli We
sele pisne. "Jsi bez sebe, Pau
letto, nevis, co mluvis!'
"Vim 1plne. Cd teto chvile
isl svobodnym."
"a nepfijimam-li teto svo-
body" odvetil. proc nemd-
zes Sc stati moji zenou?"
"Nepovim IT,"
"MusiS. Stalo Sc n6co, co vse
cko razem zmenilo."
"Co jest to?" tazal Sc a u
chopil tax pevne jeji ruce, re
bezmala vykfikla. "Pfestala
isl mne milovati, Pauletto?"
Rty jeji Sc krecovite chvely.
"Tebe prestat milovat?" o.
pakovala hlasem srdce rozry-
vajicim. Oh velky boze, mel"
Odlehtilo Sc mu, jako by
byl nekdo kamen z jeho hrudi
svalil. "Co mas tedy, Paulet-
to? Wee tato jest prilis wanna,
a pfec nemaze to byti tvou VII
H."
"Ano, Arthure, jest to ma
VILE. Vezmi 81 opet svdj pr
stem, pohrdej Sc mnou, zapo-
men ma mne, Gin co chceS, -
jen mne vice nemiluj. Vezmi 81
prsten, proc vahaS?"
"Ponevadz jsi mi prave re-
kla, re mne milujes, = pokud
Sc to stane, isl moji. Zlobis
Sc, re jsem poslouchal Hildu,
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Otec: "Co to ctes "a kni-
hu?"
Syn: "Je to historic muze a
zeny, kteri Sc wall a zili po-
tom spokojene a St'astne az do
sve smrti."
Otec (mrzute) "Myslim, re
isl priliS velky ma cteni podob
nych bachorek."
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ii. Oh, rel, ze to tax !"
Jest9 nikdy necitila k nemu
mocnejsi lasku jako nyni,
kdyz no m6la ztratti, kdyz Sc
no mela odfici. "Mylis Sc, Ar
thure, neni to rozmar: Nemuc
mne dele otazkami, kter6z ii
nemohu zodpov6d6ti. Musime
ma sebe zapomenouti, Arthure.
Oh, vezmi prsten!
Jeho zachvatila dzkost, mi
movolne vlozil zlaty prst6nek
do kapsy.
"Ma trvati toto rozlouceni
den, neb rok, Pauletto?"
"Na vzdy."
"Vzpomnela jsi ma jenera-
LAP"
Zalomila svyma malyma ru-
kama. "Oh, $ tisicerymi bolest-
NIL"
MAS no rada Pauletto, a isl
mu nevyslovne drahou. Priznei
Sc mu, co mezi mas vstoupilo,
otevTi mu srdce sve."
me, nikdyw
Odesel rychle n6kolik krok6
a pax Sc Ease zvolna vratil.
"Nerfkej mu alespon dnes
nic; snad najdu prostredek, a
bych tn ranu pon6kud zmir-
nil. Mne jest, iako by mi srd-
ce Alpy tlacily. Vcera isl mne
tax milovala a dnes pfetrhu.
jeS bez priciny nase zasnoube-
nj. Coz nemaS smilovani s mou
bolesti, Pauletto?
"Oh, Arthme, vice, tisic-
krat vice nez 5 mou vlastni;
poved6la jsem ii vsak vse, co
jsem smela. Musime Sc rozlou-
citi, nemohu Sc stati tvoji ze-
nou."
"A milujeS mne prece!"
Neodpovidala, hrda hlava
klesla il ma prsa.
| "Nevzdavam Sc te," pravil
odhodlane, pfistupuje blize,
!" '"neyzdavam Sc te k v1li prici-
nam, jichz neznam. Slova mas
nemohou rozlou6iti. Nepocho-
pull co Sc stale, nepovazuji
vsak nase zasnoubeni "a zruSe-
ne a ponechavam ii pouze cas-
ma rozmyslenou."
Privinul il k srdci, zlibal BILE
de rty a todkvapil.
Pauletta zGstslIa. Srdce ieii
zkouSelo hofkosti tem6r smr-
telnych.
4 bolestneho tpho premysle
nj vytrhl il teprve hlas zvon-
ku, Zvouciho k snidani. Nezby-
valo mic jineho, nez objeviti Sc
s ySednim obliGejem.
eco ii schazi, Polly?" tazal
sc ieneral, kdyz byla Sc vedle
lneho usadila. "Vyhlizis jako
mesic V posledni ctvrti. Jsi ne
mocna?"
"Vidis tn oSemetnici," septa
la Hilda Arthurovi, "a jene-
raj Sc cd nj nechava voditi ia
ko decko!"
"Zapovidam ii, zminovati Sc
nekomu jen slovem o tom, co
jsi dnesnf noci videla," pravil
j Arthur taktez septem.
"Snad Sc nemam dokonce SUI
castniti jeji oSemetnosti?"
"Nepozoruj il a nemichej Sc
vGbec do jejich zalezitosti."
Pomery zivotnf Sc drive Wy
iashuji, nez Sc docela ztrati.
ubohe Paulett6 Sc nezdal Ha-
zel-Hall jeste nikdy tax kras-
nym, jako prave nyni V tuto
chvfli.
Prochazela vsemi pokoji, ja-
ko kdyby Sc Sc vSemi chtela
rozlouciti. V jidelne pred jeho
obrazem prodlevala nejdele;
tam il byl ponejprv spatril.
Posadila sc ke klavfru a cht6-
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MA PRODEJ 7-pokojvy ddia
ma independence rd., cena
$4,000. hotov6 $500. - 5-pok.
bungalow, 2 loty, garaz, $1,000.
Haste Sc u j. Jarese, 5842
Broadway.
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti poko-
iich, koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
mestska voda, horkou vodou
yytapeni, garaz, sklep pod ce-
lynn, velka pdda, lot Al pri
180 stfevfcich, t6z n6jaka sle-
pice, male dane a t6z nabytek.
.Cena $500. Haste Sc u J. Ri
zichy, Granger Rd. Maple
Heights, blize Tote zastavky
A. B. G.. kary. 1876
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pRODA Sc:
ZDALI CHCETE LACI, TU-
Diz CTETE POZORNE.

Bude prodan bungalow o 5
svetnicich, sklep pod celym, s
fernezem,yelka ban, slepitnfk
vesker6 tyto budovy jsou
zanoYni a jsou ma / akru po-
zemku, ktery jest pul obrostly
velkym cistym lesem. Majetek
tento jest blizko Bedford V "a
lidn6n6 cesk6 ctvrti. Cena
pouze $35OO, - cast hotove.
Prayim, kdo chce jistou kou-
ni pfiid'te k Vcela Realty a
ptejte Sc ma J. Svatek. 1913
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
SEARSMONT.

Mrs. Hattie Robinson of Rockland has
been recent guest in the home of her
cousins, the Misses Jane and Mary Nc
Farland
Mrs. Hattie Knight and son Russell of
Belfast were guests of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Bean, and sons James and Leo a
few days ago.
Friends are glad TO welcome Mr. and
Mrs George Kelso home, after their long
absence in North Livermore, where they
had employment.
At the Farm Bureau meeting in Victor
Grange hall a very instructive address
was given by County Agent Donahue and
interesting remarks were made by Ralph
Hayford and others.
In spite of heavy downpour of rain
D. d. G. M, Mrs. Julia A. Vickery came
from Belfast to inspect Rosewood Chap
ter, o. f. S. Mrs. Vickery was accom-
panied by Mrs. Ida Bray, conductress in
Primrose Chapter.
Mrs. Maud Toothaker, former resi-
dent of this town and later of Swanvllle,
writes friends that she, in company with
her son Bert and family, started to go to
his nome in the State of Washington this
fall by auto. The son and family were in
an auto and she rode in the truck. When
they were near Kansas City, Mo, one of
the truck wheels collapsed and they were
thrown out Her head was cut badly
and the driver was pinned under the
truck. Some people came along in an
auto and assisted in getting the driver
out from under the truck. Mrs Tooth
aker and the driver were carried nine
miles to hospital for treatment. The
young man is now able to work and she
is recovering. They have hired rooms in
Kansas City, where they will remain
through the winter.
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
Notice of foreclosure

WHEREAS, Carl K Mathews of Lincoln,
w vile, in the County of Waldo and State
of Maine, by his mortgage deed dated the
twentieth day of March. A. D. 1917, and re
corded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book
326, Page .301 conveyed to S. E. Churchill,
John Wiley, Everett Greer and Henry Heard,
certain parcel of real estate situate in Linz
vile, in the County of Waldo and State of
wit:-A Ger ain lot or parcel of land with the
buildings thereon, situated in said Lincoinville,
bounded and described as follows, to witt
ton: the east by land of Everett Greer and
Josiah Miller estate; on the south by town
road leading to Town House and land of W. S.
Mckinney; On the west by land of George
Lermond
Meaning to COT vey the same property as
decided to Jackson Mathews by Gideon r. San
ford by his deed dated Nov, g. 1893. and re
corded in " aldo Registry of Deeds, Book 23s,
Page 437, to which deed reference is hereby
made fora complete description. and whereas.
the said S. E, Churchill John Wiley, Everett
Greer (by the name of Everett A. Greer) and
Henry Heard (by the anne of Henry E. Heard)
by their assignment of mortgage, duly exc
cuted, dated the twelfth day of April, A d.
1918, and recorded in Waldo County Registry
of Deeds, in Book 297 Page 144, assigned said
mortgage to me, and whereas, the condition of
said mortgage has been broken, now, there
fore. by reason of the breach of the condition
thereof claim foreclosure of said NOR tgage.
Dated November A. 1920
ELIZABETH MATHEWS.
D. M. 3w3
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
STANDPOINT

R.F. Springer of Lis bon Falls has been
here for two days.
Mrs. j. p Jordan was in Bangor re-
Gently for short visit.
M. B. Grant has cut several tons of ice
for his own use. 1t was of fine quality
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Gamble of Pros
pect were guests ecently of their son,
Robert Andrews, and wife.
Mrs. Laura blanchard Croker has
been in Stockton village several days,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Irwin Merri-
thew.
Alfred G. Black, who went to Massa-
chusetts to spend the holidays, writes
that he will 60 to Porto Rico for the re-
mainder of the winter.
James Clifford, who with his family
has been here since Thanksgiving, has
gone to New York, where he has employ
ment Mrs. Clifford and little son Ches-
ter will remain fo1 longer visit.
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
rnished bv Prof. VIM. n. Whid-

was furnished by Prof VIM. H. Whid-
don's Quadrille Band, and the floor man
ayers were Gen. F. S. Nickerson, N.
Roulstone, Phineas Pendleton, Sd, W. o.
Barney, d. N. Mortland, Josiah Dutch,
C. H. Mitchell VIM. j. Colburn, E. D.
Libbey, j. F. Frye. The dance card was
! made up Of l6 dances, including many
Quadrilles, cotillions and contras, and
only an occasional Spanish and Hop"
and polka redowa, by way of round
dances. Sets were formed at the sound
OF the horn. When this event took
place, Union Hall was but two years old.
and had one of the best dancing floors to
be found in the State All of the Sears
port men who were the managers have
long since passed to the Great Beyond.
In looking over this program for an event
of long ago, it is interesting to note the
changes that half century have made
in that ever-popular pastime, the dance
The officers elect of Knyvetta Rebekah
Lodge and those of Sears Lodge, l, U. y.
F., were jointly installed Thursday even
ing. Jan. Is. at Masonic Hall. A picnic sup
per was served at $50 M, followed by
the installation ceremonies. The work
OF installing was performed by Austin j.
Fernald, Dist. Deputy Grand Master, of
Belfast; Samuel Adams, Dist. Deputy
Grand Marshal. Of Belfast; Miss Glenn
ents, Dist. Deputy Marshal, of Belfast;
and Mrs. Clara Muzzy, Dist. Deputy
President, of Unity. The officers are as
follows: Knyvetta Lodge-NobIe Grand,
Mrs Grace Sargent; Vice Grand, Mrs.
Winnifred Partridge; Sec, Mrs. Louise
Fletcher; Warden, MIS-. Bernice Vaughan;
Conductor, Miss Vivian Vincent; Inside
Guardian, Mrs. Lila Clark; Outside
Guardian, Brother George Sargent; R. S.
Noble Grand, Mrs. Hattie Monroe; L. S.
Noble Grand, Mrs. Nellie Mortland Chap
lain, Mrs. Livona W illiams; r. S. Vice
Grand, Mrs. Myra Eames; L. S. Vice
Grand, Mrs. Ruth Small. Officers of
Sears Lodge: N. G., Ernest Bowden; V.
G., James Nickerson; Recording Sec,
Rogers; Treas, Webster Staples; Chap
Curtis; Conductor, Sumner Small; l. G.,
r. S. N. G., Henry Jefferson; L. S. N. G.,
cester; L. S. V. G., Rolfe Buck; R. S. S.,
sides the installing officers the following
officers were present from out OF town:
Mrs. Palmer, Warden of the Rebekah
Assembly of Monroe; Mrs. Cunningham,
Past N. G. of Monroe, and Mr.. Palmer of
Monroe Music for the installation march
was furnished by Sumner Small, violin,
and Miss Harriet Roulstone, piano.
Speeches were made by the installing
officers, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Cunningham of Monroe, Rev. N. F.
Atwood and George Sargent of Searsport
and others. A cut glass dish was pre-
tented to Mrs. Muzzy in recognition of
her services, by Mrs Edith ToWle, Past
N. G. of Knyvetta Lodge. The cere-
monies and banquet were largely at
tended
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
SOUTH MONTVILLE

Quite number from this place attend
ed the 0. E. S. installation at Liberty
January 18th and report pleasant time.
S. Montville Grange, No. 271, enter
tained Victor Grange of Searsmont Jan.
l. The visitors brought fine program.
which was much enjoyed and in addition
to all other good things Sister Grace
Wood of Riverside Grange, assisted by
Charles Wood and Mrs. C. NJ Howes,
installed the newly elected officers of
the host grange in most impressive
manner. A fine harvest feast was sery-
ed and a social hour enjoyed, after which
all wended their way homeward feeling
that pleasant and helpful evening had
been spent.
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
.SMANVlLLE.
Misses Fannie and Mary Brown are il
with jaundice.

Misses Fannie and Mary Brown are i'll
with jaundice.
Mr. Elmer Cunningham of Bangor ar
rived home Jan. 18th for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colson Of Sears
port were callers at Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Nickerson's recently.
Mr.. Chester Trundy went to Searsport
Thursday Jan. 18th, to play for the Odd
Fellows installation dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hart of Belfast
are spending some time at Cliff Cottage
on account of Mr.. Hart's health.
Mr.. A. T. Nickerson came home from
Augusta Thursday night, Jan. 18th and
spent the remainder of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Porter of Orono
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter, born Jan. 5th.
The North Waldo Pomona officers were
elected and installed at the Pomona
meeting with Comet Grange, Wed, JAN
18th and the fifth degree conferred upon
several candidates. A fine address of
welcome was given by Mrs. Doris Thayer
and a very enjoyable day was spent
Miss Louise Cunningham arrived home
Saturday Jan. 18th, from several weeks
visit with relatives in Massachusetts, ac-
companied by her nephew, Mr.. Jewell A.
Bowling. Russell Littlefield motored to
Bangor with him the next day to en-
able hlm to take the night train to Boston.
David Moody and Kermit Nickerson,
students in the Belfast High School,
came home Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
18th, for the remainder of the week.
They received such excellent rank that
they were not Obliged to take the mid
year examinations and several of the
Swanville students had to take only one
study.
Mrs. Maria Goodhue has received news
of the death of Mr. William Prescott at
his home in Ipswich, Mass. He is sur
vived by his wife, formerly Miss Josie
Goodhue, one daughter, MIS-. Philip Reid
OF Medford Hillside, and one son, Elmer
Prescott, of Oakland, California. Mr..
and Mrs Prescott were married in Swan
vile by Rev. Elmer Pember of Bangor,
at the home of the late Albert S. Nicker-
son, when her mother was housekeeper
there.
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
SWANVILLE CENTER

MI Abraham Curtis recently had the
misfortune to lose two horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Small of Monroe
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs H.
P. White.
Nettie Robertson of Belfast was re-
Gently visitor in Monroe with her old
neiEhbors and friends.
Mrs. Arthur Ellis is not in her usual
health. Her mother. Mrs. Carol Roberts
of Brooks, is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey have moved to
their new home, recently purchased of
Herman Batchelder, and like very much.
Charles Riley of Bangor spent Jan. 10Th
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Riley, the occasion being his mothers
birthday.
Miss Charlotte Staples, who has been
at the home of Miss Louise Cunningham
during her absence, has returned to her
home in Belfast
MIR. English. on account of his health.
had to leave his work and has returned
home and has opened his house. Mrs.
English will come later.
Miss Louise Cunningham is at home
from Boston where she was the guest of
her nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. jew
ell DoWllng, for number of weeks,
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27
MONROE

Mrs. Ethel Littlefield has recovered
from measles.
Wendell Hartley is very ill at this
writing, with typhoid fever.
Miss Verna Boyd spent several days
re Gently at Fred Cunningham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Palmer have been
the guests of Mrs. Palmer's parents in
Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Robertson were
re cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Moody.
Mrs. Lizzie York has returned home
after visiting friends in Brooks and VIM
terport for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Clements were in
Bangor Jew days ago to visit their
daughter Isabel, who is at the E. M. G.
Hospital for treatment.
The Republican journal., 1921-01-27

Estate Of William West, late of Searsport.
First and final account presented for allow
ance by R Roscoe M. Porter, executor.
Estate of Jonah W. Vaughan, late of Bel.
fast. First and final account presented for
allowance by Emma Vaughan. executrix.
Estate of John Murch. late of Winterport.
First aid final account presented for allow
ance by d. H. Glidden, administration, with the
will annexed.
Estate OF Elma R. Dodge, late of Jackson.
FIRST account presented for allowance by Cora
Eta Dollitf, executrix
Estate of Elijah S. Shuman, late of Belfast
First and tnal account pres ented for allow
ance by Il. Fair Homes, trustee.
Estate of Auriila Baker, late of Belfast.
First account presented for allowance by Rob-
ert F. DuntoD, tlustee.
Estate of Arthur Boyd, late of Frankfort.
First and final account presented for allow
by John Boy d. executor.
Estate of Albert c. Baker, late of Winter
port. First account presented for allowance
by Lillian M Perry. executIix.
Ellen v. Rowell of Montville, ward of Frank
A. Cushman, guardian Fourth and final ac-
count presented for allowance by C. B. Cush-
man, administrator of the estate of Frank A.
Cushman, deceased
Robert Apthorp Bolt, late of Brookline, in
ceased. Authenticated copy of will and GER
| tifcate of probate thereof presented with the
petition praying that copy of said will may
be allowed, filed and recorded in the Court of
Waldo County and that letters testsmeD tary
issue to Amory Eliot, Philip { abot and Moses
Williams, the executors named therein. APP
plication that no bond be required from the
executors. Said petition is presented by Moses
Williams, one of the executors.
Esfofa Of p,horf A nj Poit 70 of Prook.
line, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Petition that Amory Eliot Philip Cabot and
Moses Williams, all of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts. be appointed trustees under
the will of said Robert Apthorp Bolt. they
being named in said will to serve in the capsc-
ity of trustees.
Estate of Matilda S. Gilmore of Searsport.
Second account presented for allowance by
Amos Nichols, conservator.
Estate of James C. Gilmore. late of Sears
. . port. Second account presented for allowance
by Amos Nichols. executor.
ELLERY BOWDEN.
Judge of said Court.
A true copy Of the original. Attest:
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Register.
Notice is hereby given that the following
appointments have been made by the Probate
i Court, within and for the County of Waldo
| and State of Maine:
! Estate of Ruth Dana Draper, late Of New
York, in the County AID State of New York
| Charles Dana Draper and William kinnicut
| Draper appointed executors January II, A. D.
| 1921.
| Estate of George ?. Pushor, late of Unity
! Norris W. Pushor of Unity appointed admins
| traitor January II, A. ID. 1921.
| Dated at Belfast in said County, this 18th
| day of January, A. d. 1921.
! CHAS E JOHNSON. Register.