The Republican journal., 1921-01-20
Three Pair Heavy Cotton Hose
for loo at Bert l., Davis

Tor $l.OO at Bert L. Davis.
The regular L---ting of Primrose Chan.
ing. o
Cecil, the little son of DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest s. Weber, is i'll with bronchial
pneumonia.
A telegram was received Tuesday from
Thomas Small in Haverhill. Mass. an
nouncin9 the death of his wife. formerly
Emma Yates. The funeral will be held
at the chapel in Grove Cemetery TODAY.
Thursday, at 2 p. M, Rev. George C.
Sauer of the Baptist church officiating.
Winfield A. Ma rriner of Howes procerv
store left Tuesday for Boston, where he
will be guest of Webster & Thomas Co.
at their banquet at the Adams House,
rendered to clerks selling their coffee up
to certain amount. Mr.. Mariner was
one OF those leading for cash prizes.
In personal letter from Orteea, Fla.
Otis A. Alden, a former Belfast boy,
says: I'VE were in St. Cloud, Fla, six
days. 1t is fine place. We autoed here
and were sixteen days on the road from
Connecticut. The roads through South
Carolina and Georgia are horrible. Tell
every one coming down here not to drive
an auto through"
Canton Pallas, l. o. o. F., will hold
their annual bali Monday evening. Feb
ruary 2lst, in Washington Birthday
event. 1t is planned to make the affair
one OF the winter functions. The hall
will be prettily decorated in keeping
with the date, and there will be con-
cert program. McKeen's orchestra will
furnish music.
The Ladies' Circle of the North Church
met Jan. 18th with Mrs. r. F. Dunton.
Twelve members were present and sew
ing was done for the Girls Home. On
Jan. 18th special meeting was held with
Mrs. Ada Wiley with members present.
Work was done for International College
at Springfield, Mass, and delicious re-
freshments served by the hostess. The
next regular meeting will be Jan. 10Th
with Miss Belle Mathews
! Maine Centennial pictures will be shown
, in the Colonial Theatre next Monday af-
ternoon and evening under the direction
of the Belfast School Teachers's Club
The subjects to be shown are all interest
ing and will include: General PershinR in
Maine; Augusta State Hospital; Thomas
ton State Prison; North Maine Sanator-
ium, Pressure Isle; State Farm, Pressure
Isle: Views of Fort Fairfield; Central
Maine Sanatorium, Fairfield; ST. Mary's
College, Van Buren,; ST. Johns Lumber
Co.. Van Buren,; mi-Centennial of
New Sweden; University of Maine; Colby
College; Church service in Portland;
Portland centennial celebration.
A personal note from Cambridge,
! Mass saws of well kpoup opd b;obl,,
respected couple, who are spending the
winter there: Capt. and Mrs. A. c.
Batchelder were given surprise party
Jan. 10th to celebrate their 47th anniver-
sary. They were presented with large
bouquet OF day-break pinks by Miss
Phyiiis Riley, Mrs. Bachelder's grand
niece. They were also the IT cipients of
very beautifully decorated wedding
cake, of which the guests partook when
! ices and other refreshments were served
Among those present were Pauline
batchelder of Boston, their daughter,
their nleces from Belmont, Mrs. Gsor6e
P. Riley and Mrs. r. p. Russell; also
their erandnieee Ind nephew, Miss Phyl-
lis Riley and Philip L, Riley.
Mr.. Percy S Brayton of West Med
ford, Mass, for many years a teacher OF
but since September, 1920, one of the
field secretaries Of the Unitarian Lay
mems League, addressed twenty men of
the First Parish at the home of James
H. Howes Monday evening. His talk
was recital of the religious experiences
of several laymen out of which grew the
| League, and what they have done in
their scant two years of existence. Mr..
Brayton was one of the first to endorse
this movement and gave three afternoons
a week the first year in addition to his
school duties to fostering it. He has a
| pleasing manner and simple direct style
of speech, which made his points pertain
| ing to the necessity of men getting into
the work of the church very effective.
Mr.. Howes served doughnuts, cheese and
coffee, followed by cigars. The impress
sion left on all was that it was a prcfit-
able occasion. He went to Castine Tues
day and made an address that evening.
The officers of Waldo Lodge and Auro-
| rah Rebekah Lodge, |. o. o. F., were
jointly installed last Wednesday evening
by Austin j. Fernald, d. D. G. NJ, and
Mrs Clara M. Mussey, D. d. P, of
Unity, assisted by Samuel Adams and
Elizabeth NJ. Clements as Grand Mar
shals; Leslie c. Follett and Sara S. Guth-
RE, as Grand Wardens; Maurice w. Lord
and Gertrude P. BowkeI, as Grand Sec
retaries; Lewis j. Sanborn and Charlotte
W. Pottle, as Grand Treasures; Alton
X. Braley and Isabel CHM, as Grand
Chaplains; Melvin o. Dickey and Anuie
B. Patterson, as Grand Guardians, as
follows: Thomas E. Bowker, N. G.;
Benjamin l.. Robertson, v. G.; Samuel
Adams, Rec. Sec; Albra J. Clary, F.
Sec. Ralph II. Howes, Treas Albert L.
Gunner, War; Leslie c. ,Follett, Cond.;
Alton X. Braley, r. S. N. G.; Merl An
mis-, l. 5. N. G.; Eugene H. Cook, R. S.
S; William M. Estes, l.. S. S.; John G.
Harmon, l. G.; Edwin S. Bowker, o. G.;
Herbert o Brler, R. s. v. G.; Harry E.
Bowker, l.. S V. G.; Arthur A. Ham
ilton, Chaplain; John Parker, Agent:
Ida L. Bray, N. G.. Hazel r. FernaId, v.
g.; Annie X. Adams, Rec; Sec; Effie M.
Harrison, F. Sec. Abbie E. Cook, Treas.
Florence Donnell, War; Elizabeth
Murch, Cond.; Bertha c. Keene, R. S.
N. G.; Bertha Hayes, l. S. N. G.; Flor
ence r. Keene, r. S. v. G.; Geneva
Hutchins. l.. S. v, G.: Hazel Brisr r.