Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-14
BELFAST

The regular meeting of Primrose
Chapter, 152 o. E.. s., viii be held on
Friday night when degrees will be
conferred. This date will also be
observed as children's night from s
to 7.45. Refreshments will be served
| to the, children at six o'clock followed
by an entertainment given by the
children.
The Ford truck which was stolen
Saturday night from High street. Bel
fast. was found Sunday near Oakland
Park, Rockland. abandoned beside the
road with a broken front spring
which had put it out OF commission.
1t was the property of Norman
Packard of Searsmont. Sheriff
Littlefeld is on track of the thieves.
With the sitting of the grand jury
of the Waldo county supreme judicial
court only two weeks away, there
are at present nine respondents in the
county Jail, awaiting its findings and
as many more. bound over to the
September court are out on bail. For
several years the grand jury has had
a session of not over an hour or two,
/ but indications point to at least a
weeks session. opening on the eth.
according to the number of cases to
be considered. Chief Justice Leslie
c. Cornish will be the presiding
judge at the Septembe4 term which
convenes at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday,
the 27th
Mrs Charles f. Sherman. who has
been i'll for several weeks with
typhoid fever. has suffered a relapse.
High street.
Herbert H. Stevens left Sunday
night on the boat for brief business
trip to Boston.
: Deputy Sheriff Maurice Littlefield
left Monday morning for South Port
land to accompany William Boynton
Of Montville. aged To- to the State
School for Boys to which he has
been sentenced
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo r. Lowell Of
Calais are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil CLAY. Main street
Miss Caroline Havener of Portland.
who has been the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. Clay. for the summer, passed
tho weekend in Bangor the guest of
Miss Jessie Gartley.
Mrs. Arthur Atwood has returned
to her homo in Lowell after a ten
DAYS visit with Miss Charlotte lib
belts. Mrs. Atwood is well remem-
bered in Belfast as Miss Ethel French.
niece of Miss r. A. French who was
for some years in business with Miss
! Nellie Hopkins. now Mrs. Benjamin
Eames of Sandy Point During her
visit Mrs. Atwood and Miss Tibbetts
passed a dav with Mrs. Eames who
will leave this month for California
where she will pass the winter. Miss
Hopkins and Mr.. Games were married
IN Belfast a few weeks ago.
Funeral services for Phoebe A.
Sellers who died Monday at the
home of her son, Wilder Sellers in
Northport, where she had made her
home for about Is yeats, will be
held Wednesday and burial will take
place in South Belfast Mrs. Sellers
was born in Belfast sc years ago and
was the widow of Thomas /. Sellers.
She was the daughter of Shadrech
and Thankful (Snow) Black.
-Hi. ana MIS- w after j. tlInOrd
and Samuel Adams plotored to Port
land Sunday where the latter went to
attend the Chase funeral.
Mrs. J. l.. Sleeper who has had
rooms on High street for the past
year has opened her house at the
foot of the square for the winter
During the summer the house was
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Paul Wer-
ner who left recently for New York.
Mrs. Amelia Allen who passed the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert H. stevens on Church street
will leave Saturday for her home in
Marlboro where she will be for the
winter with another daughter. Mr.
ana Mrs. Howard Simonds. Mrs.
Alien has great many friends in
Belfast who regret her departure,
With complete camping outfit
which they carried on their hacks
brown as berries and happy as larks.
Malcolm NJ. Wiley and his cousin
arthur Holmes Of Putnam. Conn.
were IN Belfast a few days a 90 on
nike which started at their home
ana covered some six or seven hun
the white
Mountains, the seashore resorts and
many of the larger cities of New
England. They spent most of the
nights camping along the way. al
though they now and then sought
shelter at hotel or stopped with
trends, for both made it point to
iook up friends and acquaintances
"ule IN town. In Belfast they were
guests over night or two of Mr..
ana Mrs. b. o. Norton leaving here
Tor Lewiston. Augusta and Portland.
FROM the latter city they took the
steamer for Boston, their vacation at
an end. Both are students at Col
umbia.
CEDAR GROVE NJ
Mrs. c. NJ. Cornell, who has been
Passing the summer months at her
nome has returned to her school in
CarEirhs