The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-04-21
The News of Belfast.

member of the American Medical Soci-
ETY., which meets in Boston in June.
The Belfast Band, ]. Lee Patterson, di
rector, will give concert of new music
and confetti ball in the Armory during
the third week in May, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Cecil Clay. Their confetti
ball of last year was one of the leading
events of the season.
DR.. Oscar H. Stevens of Marlboro,
Mass, arrived recently to visit his son,
Herbert H. Stevens. He was accompa-
MED by Julian Woods of Marlboro. With
Norman A. Read they have been at the
Stevens cottage at Swan Lake for the
fine salmon and trout fishing They will
return to Marlboro today, Thursday.
The B. H. S. graduates have voted to
attend the Universalist church for Bac-
calaureate sermon by Rev. William
Vaughan. The return to the regular or
der of exercises of graduation is meeting
with approval of the real friends of the
school judging from the comments heard.
Frank Finley of Wilmington, Del, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter j.
Childress of Belmont avenue. Mr.. Child
ress, who recently met with a severe Sc
cident when he lost the index finger of
his right hand, is rapidly improving un-
der the care of DR.. Sumner C. Pattee,
who was called at the time of the acct.
dent.
Miss Matte Moody entertained a few
friends at her new home on Union street
Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Ethel
s. Whiting. Covers were laid for eight
and the table decorations and favors
were of daybreak pinks. The menu con-
sisted of cold meat, crab salad, olives,
hot rolls, cream pie, cake and coffee.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
with sewing and music
Robert C. Ward of Belfast, who made
decided success last season of the man.
agement of the golf department of the
club, as well as in instructing, will arrive
here about the first of May and then the
golf game will boom. Already many new
players have appeared for enrolment and
the season promises to be the best ever
known at the popular club-Bangor
News
Mr. Ward is in Boston this week on
business,
The following letter is self explanatory:
State Department of Health
Augusta, Maine
April II, 1921
Belfast Water District,
Belfast, Maine.
Gentlemen:
Analysis of the sample of water taken
from your public supply which we re-
celved on April 7th, shows this water to
be in normal condition for this season
of the year. There was neither chemical
nor psychological evidence of the water
having been in contact with pollution.
and as long as the water maintains it's
present condition it can be considered
safe and satisfactory one to use for all
Very truly yours,
?. c. MCGOULDRICH,
Director
Patriots Day, Tuesday, was not pub
licly observed. The schools, offices,
banks, groceries, markets and dry goods
stores were closed all day. All the cloth
ing factories were obliged to work. The
weather mans prediction of fair and
warmer was verified, affording opportun
tiles for fishing trips, etc. The B. H. S.
base ball team played the Leonard, Stew
ems 4 Bearce A. A. team on the Congress-
street grounds at 8 p. m. George H.
Darby umpired and the score was is to 3
in favor of the A. A. The batteries for
the A. A. are Henry Saywood, and
Henry Peters, C; for the B. H. S., Parker
is p and Hoffses C. There was a fair
sized attendance
The Belfast Chamber of Commerce and
Agricultural League will have a supper
and conference in Memorial Hall Thurs
day evening, April 18th, under the direc-
ton of President B. L. Davis, Lynwood
B. Thompson and William L. Luce. Mrs.
Florence A. Stevens of Portland, direct
or for Maine and ]. O Gunlac of Bangor,
president of the State Board, will be
present and address the meeting. The
executive committee is Morris L. SIugg.
Ezra A. Carpenter of Brooks and Mrs.
Cecil Clay. The county directors are
Ralph A. Bramhall, service; Mrs. Cecil
Clay, home; Senator James j. Clement
of Center Montville, agricultural; O. E.
Frost, industrial; M. L. Sluga, CONNER
cial; B. j. Benner, labor. All members
of the Waldo County Women's clubs are
cordially invited to be present.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Bel
fast are to observe the 102nd anniversary
of the Order, Wednesday evening, April
9th. The members of all lodges, encamp-
ments and cantons, whether resident or
visitors, together with their families, are
cordially invited to attend eet-together
meeting in Odd Fellows lodge rooms.
The program includes anniversary exer-
cises, entertainment and refreshments.
The anniversary falls on the Goth, but as
the American Legion has set that date