The Republican journal., 1921-05-19
The News of Belfast

Mrs. Joseph Tyler is iow able to be
about her room after being Sontned to her
bed for about two weeks from injuries re-
ceived in fall.
About seventy-fve Odd Fellows from
Brunswick will be guests of the Belfast
Odd Fellows while they are en- route to
Bar Harbor on pleasure trip.
The Head f-the-Tide school will have
an entertainment and ice cream sale at
the church vestry, Head -the-Tide,
Friday evening, May GOTH Everyone is
invited to attend.
Troop of the Belfast Boy Scouts will
have social in the Baptist vestry to-
morrow, Friday, evening at 7:5O. Ad-
mission Is cents or two for 25 cents.
Children under nine years not admitted.
Miss Louise NJ Weber has entered the
employ of Allen l.. Curtis is clerk in his
dry and fancy goods store. Mrs. Mary
C. Colco1d, who has been with him sew
eral years. has resigned to enter the
James H. Howes store June list.
Belfast friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Gregory of Brooklyn, n. Y,
will be glad to learn that they are con-
sidering buying a permanent residence
here. Mr.. Gree5ry's work would take
him to Brooklyn only few months dur
ing the winter season.
The teachers and pupils of the Nc
Lellan school ale unusually interested in
heir musical and scenic event which
will take place in the Colonial Theatre
early in June. The program is not fully
arranged, but rehearsalS have been in
order for some time.
Rudolph H. Cassens is making rapid
progress on his summer cottage on North
port avenue and plans to have it ready
early in June when Mrs. Cassens and
heir children, now in Fort Pierce, Fla,
will Join him for the summer He has
MS garage already in use.
Friends of John Benz. Parker of Waldo
Avenue, who is attending the Maine
School of Commerce in Auburn, Will be
Interested to know that he has recently
accepted an attractive position with the
Wells Sporting Goods Comp my of which
g. F. Wells, Jr., formerly 3f this city,
IS proprietor.
Miss Annie Nj. Nickerson has resigned
,7er position in the City National Bank
where she has been for three years and
S now with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
W. >. Nickerson of Swanville preparing
for her marriage to Everett S., son of Mr..
and Mrs Walter G. Hatch of North
Belfast The marriage will take place
n the near future
Mr. George W. Webster of the firm of
Webster & Thomas, Boston, was in BEL
FAST recently on his way home after
visit at his cottage at Swan Lake. Mr..
Webster was born not far from that
beautiful sheet of water and loves to
come back again. His firm has for
in the
blending of coffee and he says the
Table Brand" is the best results of all
chose years.
The annual meeting Of District No, II,
!. O. O. f., was held in Monroe Monday
evening with 125 delegates present from
Monroe, Belfast, Searsport and Unity.
Grand Secretary James R. Townsend of
Portland and Grand Patriarch Samuel
Adams of Belfast were present, A ban
uuet was served at p. M, later lnvictus
Lodge of Monroe conferred the second
degree on large class. District Deputy
Grand Master Austin J. Fernald of Bel
fast presided at the district session. In
response to an appeal for Penobscot En-
campment by Samuel Adams a number
Of applications were received.
Charles S. Littlefeld of Hartland was
AI bGtldSG idol 1IuhSudN lOl IA4C Pun pNoS
Of securing accommodations for the Iona
Mil Company Of that town. He was
pleased with the store in the Lancaster
building on Main street, now occupied
with the equipment of the Federal Bak-
cry Company, and called on its owner,
Charles W. Lancaster, agreeing to let
him know his decision within q month.
He also instructed Dickey& knQwlton to
secure a building or a site on which to
build on. The Iona Company has large
number of customers in Belfast and vi
cinity for their cotton, gingKam and
wool mill ends; also skirts, aprons, etc.
Mr. Llttlefield says they do large parcel
post business in this and foreign coun-
tries, and hope to be located tere in
few months.
Regardless of the heavy shower and
muddy streets the stag party given at
the Randall cottage at Pitcher FOND by
Irving T. Dinsmore and Clyde B. Holmes
was attended by twenty hung3y men
who did ample justice to thetbroiled
steak and also the good things taken in
the lunch baskets from their homes.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
with cards. The guests included w AXE
man Brown of Boston, Mr.. Dinsmore's
house guest, Marion E. Brown, W. M.
Randall, Morris l.. Slugg, Raymond K.
Sherman, Norman A. Read. Maine Hills,
Mayor C. w |Wescott, Fred A. Jbhnson,
DR.. Harry L. Kilgore, Dr. Ansel Nj. 10th
rop, DR.. S. c. Pattee, DR.. Carl H: Stew
ems, Clifford Ness, Oscar b. Wilkins,
Karl L. Hasner, Frank E. and Ralph A.
Bramhall, Herbert H. Stevens. Charles
E. Brown, Arthur Richie and Edward A.
w dsworth. The event was to celebrate
Mr.. Dinsmore's birthday and was called
by the ladies' at home "Hoodoo party"