The Republican journal., 1921-08-25

Will cHCcI Iuc COlle9e Tor regular course
at the beginning of the fall term.
DR.. Elmer Small, who has for many
years occupied the first corner offices in
the Hayford block on Church street, will
move Sept list to the Odd Fellows block
on Main street.
The Waldo Fair will hold but one days
show this year-on Labor Day. The third
of mile track is being put in fine con-
ditioa 20 new horse stalls built and all
plans made for big day
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, has sold for Wilbur Q. Colby of this
city, his cottage at Temple Heights to
George L. Thomas of Newport, who ex-
poets to occupy it the remainder of the
summer.
Frank Cavanaugh of Bath, who was
arrested at the Fair grounds, charged
with selling 'jakey" and tried before
Judge c. B. Chapman of the Municipal
Court, is in the Waldo County Jail serv-
ng sentence of 90 days with fine of
500 and costs and in default of payment
90 days additional. He claimed to have
the liquor for his own use, but a witness
testified to buying bottle of him.
North Waldo Pomona Grange will hold
its annual field day On the Monroe Fair
Ground, August 80. This is an ali day
meeting. Speaking and sports will &C.
cupy the greater part of the day. State
Master W. j. Thompson will be the
principal speaker. The committee on
sports will give program that will be
interesting to old as well as young. A
picnic dinner will be served and the COT
fee will be furnished by the Pomona
Grange. Music and recitations will
also add attraction to the occasion.
The Boston Globe of Saturday says of
the second victory of Ernest A. Piper's
horse: MIR. Hoover, the crack Boston
three year-old, again met his match in
the Maine owned fiIly Josephine Sharpe
40 INV ~ASooo IAobtIuB Stdke. IN Lne urSt
heat, Mr.. Hoover went to break on the
last quarter and couldn't close up In the
second he raced the tiIly side by side for
the whole mile and although johnson
brought him to the wire under the whip
Josephine Sharpe out-trotted him with
out making even a skip"
The field meeting Of the Knox Pomona
Grange will be held at Union fair grounds
Saturday, August 9th. Lincoln, Waldo,
North Waldo and LIMERICK Pomonas are
invited guests. The speakers will be Hon
Perciyal P. Baxter, Governor of Maine.
Hon. W. j. Thompson, w. NJ, Maine
State Grange; and C. H. Crawford, Sec.
of Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Community singing and reading by Helen
Wentworth. Tones, ice cream, confec
tionery and cigars will be on sale by
committee from Knox Pomona. The Oak
land Park Band will furnish music for the
day. Everybody invited Basket lunch.
SOUTH BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs David
l., Mitchell of Bangor were guests Tues
day and Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E, Curtis. ... Mr.. and Mrs Orris Hardness
and daughter Elizabeth of Veazie enjoyed
delicious picnic dinner at Sunny Brook
Farm Wednesday go. Mrs. Herbert Cum
ningham of Waterville was a week end
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Wadlin in Northport.... Mr.. and Mrs.
HOWE, daughter Florence and son Will
fred of Waldo and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. AL
exander of Line olnviIle visited Sunday
with G, E. Curtis and family. Miss
Una Greenlaw, who has been attending
summer school at the U. Of M, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.
GreenlaW, in Belmont.
The annual get-to- ether of the High
School Alumni and Student Association,
W. R. Howard president, will be held at
the shore on the City Park Friday,
Aug. 10th, when every one ever connect.
ed with the B. II. S. is urged to be pres
Sh' iC dnHudi uuSS are only 0U cents
and may be paid to Norman A.. Read, the
treasurer, or to Miss Mabel A. Craig, the
secretary. Coffee will be furnished, but
all are requested TO bring drinking cups
and picnic lunch. The committee of ar
rangements consists of Lynwood B.
Thompson, Dr. Ernest S. Webber and
Hillard Euzzell with Mrs. Hugh D. Nc
Lellan in charge of the program, It is
hoped to make the event one of the lead
ing functions of the season.
Edwardo Barenque, the young Spanish
boy who has been spending the summer
at Camp Navajo, at Northport, was given
recently the honors of the best fisherman
in camp. Fishing in Penobscot Bay in
period of fifteen days, he was the winner
of the Camp trophy, a beautifully engrav-
ed silver loving cup. He caught larger
number of fish than any other hoy, land
ing 204 edible kinds, cunners OF salt wa
ter perch. Not over three hours day
were devoted to fishing during That peri
cd. The second honors went to Paul de
Vries. This number of fish, in the time
given, is considered to be the best record
in single-line fishing on Penohscot Bay
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