Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-22
BELFAST

The West Company, corporation
recently organized in Belfast to take
over the real estate and general
trading business heretofore conduct
ed by DR.. w. l.. West, has commenc-
! ed business with an Office at IA
Spring street. DR.. West is the presi-
dent and manager The chartered
coperate purposes include besides
real estate, the dealing in horses and
other live stock.
Representing nearly as many col
leges, some IS or 20 boys and girls
have arrived at their homes in Bel
fast for the holidays. Many of these
ihave passed their first half year in
college and come home filled with
enthusiasm for their new life but
glad to be home again. The list in
! cludes: Miss Ruth Knight and Miss
Helen D. Wescott from Wheaton;
Miss Grace Hazeltine. Smith: Miss
! Hope Dorman, Brown; Miss Caro-
! line Havener, Jackson; Miss Ruth
| Dinsmore, Lasell; Miss Lillian Davis.
Miss Una Greenlaw. Wesley Woods,
| Hillard Buzzell, University of Maine;
Albert Morey. Roice Miller. Ray
mond Young. Miss Agnes Hills, Bos-
ton University: Charles Swift, Went
worth Institute; TheodS'e Bramhall,
! Colby: Willard Jennys, Tufts Dental:
Thomas W. I.othrop, Harvard Den
tai; John Durham, Dartmouth, Bart
lett ]. Whiting, Harvard; Miss Bar
bara McKenney. Bryant and STRAIT
ton: Miss Katherine Brown. Boston
Museum of Fine Arts School. Added
TO these there is large number of
young people through school and col
lege who have gone tc the city to
work. who will come or are already
here for the holidays.
Miss Avis Morrison, librarian in the
CITY library of Springfield, Mass,
will arrive Saturday night, to pass
tho holiday with her mother ard sis
| ter. Mrs. f. J. Morrison and Mrs. c.
+. Holmes. on Court and Pearl street.
I Manager w. ]. Clifford in honor Of
the home coming of the young people
and the Christmas holidays, has
eIaborateIv decorated the front of the
! Colonial Theatre. Colored lights in
red and green are strung in festoons
across the street in front of the
! building. on the face of which the
/ lights also appear Christmas trees
! in tubs add to the attractiveness of
+ the entrance and the whole gives a
/ festive and delightful Christmasy ap-
pearance to Phoenix ROW.
A new picture theatre which Is
called Dreamland Theatre. was open
cd in Belfast Saturday night with a
large house Cards have been issued
announcing the bill for the week.
| Miss MeIvena Y. Parker, member
Of the Bangor High school faculty.
has arrived to pass the holidays with
her sister, Miss Elizabeth at their
apartment on Court street.
| Miss Doris Clifford is at home for
the holidays. the guest Of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter ]. Clifford,
Northport avenue.
! Don't forget YOU can bring JOY to
some child's heart by sending toys,
games, candies or money to the COM
mittee at the Baptist church which
plans to reach all children otherwise
forgotten in the city.
The brick Primary school of East
Belfast has closed n long term of 10
weeks under Miss Ida NJ. Perkins.
teacher. The following pupils were
not absent during the term: Eleanor
Biorley, Helen Holmes. Sadie
Holmes Ezra Holmes. Mary Hayes,
Ruth Iarrabee, Albert Mossman.
Cecil Holmes. When one considers
that this is the season of colds and
bad weather the record is quite re-
markable.
Owing to many Of the society mem
bers wishing to attend the North
church Christmas bazaar and enter
ltainment on Thursday afternoon in
Memorial hall, the meeting of the
iUnivcrsalist League scheduled for
that day has been set ahead and will
take place on Friday afternoon in
stead, at the home of Mrs. l.. T..
Shales, Church street.
The Christmas bazaar will he held
in Memorial hall on Thursday, open
ing at two O'clock under the auspices
of the North Church Guild, assisted