The Republican journal., 1921-06-23

The Universalist League will meet in
| the vestry Thursday afternoon at ESQ.
There will be box social and school
entertainment followed by a dance at
Mystic Grange Hall in Belmont this,
Thursday evening to which the public is
| invited.
| There will be a parish party for adults
/ in the Universalist vestry this, Thursday,
evening. Supper will be served at 6. 80.
1t will be an evening of pleasure and
profit with music, games and dancing.
| All Universalsts are urged to be present.
Admission Is cents.
| A slot machine exhibiting almost hui
man brain work may be seen at the Poor
Drug Store. IL is approved by the Unit
! ed States Government and is known as
the product of the Sanitary Postage AS
ISOLATION. It's mechanism is visible
! through it's glass frame which also re-
veals the rolls of two and one cent
stamps. Only nickels finds favor with
it as it refuses pennies and dimes. Ed
ward Poor, the proprietor's little son, is
| clerking in the store part of his vaca-
ton and will exhibit and explain the ma
| chine to any who call.
| Please remember the call for infants
! garments published last week. The Wal
do County Chapter, A. K. c., has been
assigned one hundred layettes. This
seems like hard task to those who did
similar work last summer; and the COM
mittee is anxious to get as many ready
made garments as possible in order 10
save both labor and expense. There
must be many little garments stored
| away which would help immeasurably if
they could be collected and sent where
they are so greatly needed. The work of
making the new garments must be be-
gun soon and early contributions would
greatly help the committee in charge to
plan on the amount of materials. Please
send contributions to Mrs. James c. Dur
ham, Mrs. Ben Hazeltine or Miss Maude
E. Mathews; or telephone one of them
what YOU can do to help. Contributions
will be sent for if desired.
AN ALLEGED PROFESSIONAL STILL
IN WINTERPORT. Harley w. Streeter
of Winterport was before Judge R. Chap
man of the Municipal Court Monday
afternoon on complaint of Sheriff Frank
A Littlefield to answer to search and
seizure warrant. Sheriff Littlefield and
deputy sheriff C. Maurice Littlefield were
called as witnesses by County Attorney
Ralph l. Morse for the State. Sheriff
Littlefield testified that he had received
three different complaints from Winter
port people that Streeter was maintain
ing a nuisance in the Dunton block just
opposite the Commercial House. The
sheriff with his son and deputies Willard
Nj. Berry of Stockton Springs and Frank
Cooper OF Scar mont went to Winterpo.t
last Saturday night at about ten o'clock
Sheriff Littlefield testified to searching
the Streeter premises, of finding 1870 bot
ties of beer, one of gin and ten of whis-
key and had samples of the same in
court. He also found complete outfit
for distilling liquor and large amount
of malt, hops and other materials used.
Deputy Littlefield substantiated the Sher-
ifs story and also gave additional par
ticulars of the search, the size of con-
Streeter and used him as witness. Mrs.
Streeter and their baby daughter were
also in court. The defendant plea ded
not guilty, but admitted that he made the
liquor, but it was only for his own use
and to treat his friends. He said he
came to Winterport two months ago to
go into eel fishing, but had done nothing
except to get his boat ready. He brought
his still with him. The Streeter family
were not at home at the time of the
search, but came later and left Sunday
morning for Bucksport, where they were
camping. Deputy Berry later arrested
Streeter and brought him to the Belfast
Jail with his wife and child. Judge
Chapman sentenced Streeter to 90 days
in Jail and 500 fine with costs and 90
days additional in default of payment
He appealed to the September term of
the S. j. Court under bonds of $500, but
was unable to get bail