The Republican journal., 1921-09-01
The News of Belfast.

uaIen D. Wescott returned home
gss FRO rom the Tapley Hospital, where
''a's onerated on for appendicitis.
coco Valley Canning Co. will be
Dc tbeir corn pack next Tuesday and
large acreage. Their bean pack
1 fne one
Iindley Nj. Staples, lawyer and a
j'p member of the Maine Senate, died
p' bame in Washington, Maine, Aug.
Hs was born in Swanville 81 years
t.. Fl F. Mcdonald and Mrs. o. S.
w sry entertained 20 guests at Camp
.t b5cook Wednesday in honor of
Drmers house guest, Mrs. VIM. S.
.1,au of Fairfield.
a., Irving T. Dinsmore and Mrs. Vir-
Hall entertained last Saturday af-
,,o Il a tea for 35 guests on the well
and attractive Dinsmore grounds.
=. very pretty and informal affair.
ss katherine Brown, Grace Hazel
Elizabeth Haycock and Ruth Dins-
r assisted in serving.
,sr5lne Sharp, the wonderful little
20, owned by Ernest P. Piper of this
ess u at Bangor with a cold con-
YEA while being shipped from Woon
,,s and could not do herself credit.
has oeen taken to Readville, Mass,
s, start Thursday in the Grand
r,t s., 600 race. Her Belfast admir-
rs ooking for her to win and are
Eating That she started in Bangor.
NE annual get -gether of the Belfast
N School Student and Alumni Asso
|f5a took place last Friday evening
Enc C.ty Park. 1t was chilly on the
lei frout and only a small number at.
sd These defects were counteract-
r.be spirit and enthusiasm prevail
/ mteularIy with the president, Will
Inward, who kept things moving in
f3 happy manner. 1t was decided tc
the picnic earlier in the season next
11tl and to have at least one business
:I8g during the winter. Repairs on
Dads and the pavilion are in progress
UJmlSe more inviting conditions iu
-sasrwlse ideal shore spot. Lynwood
thompson was the committee of ar
s.=n7nts, the other members were en-
BIZ o'DeIwlse. A picnic lunch with
gjgs was served at $50 and was an
Ei55 3tlalr. President Howard pre-.
Ess and called on E. S. Pitcher to con-
|. be- singing. After brief and remi-
.gsl' remarks of student and teaching
b. SIT Howard introduced two former
.5 5 principals, John R. Dunton OF
f.as, and +. Wallace Chase of Newton
.5 Mass Both were cordially greet
.!-sglsnJly interrupted by the presid-
B a'cs- and warmly applauded at the
%, d taelT entertaining remarks. The
pc speaker was B. H. S. graduate,
& has made prominent place for her
FIN The comparatively new department
.'@atonal training, Miss Alice P,
.& 4yw OF Kansas City, Mo. Miss
/. Feiy lew minutes gave her in
aa'1s 7udlence comprehensive idea
-". great good accomplished by this
@slHeaJ OF education in field afford.
l5-D13nt material, undeveloped nat.
z genus. In reality her remarks EN-.
&c: q Teil-developed lecture on new
at-J She also had a fund of pleasant.
1 'lght stories, as she was once g
.- oi MI Howard and obliged to ask
sl7aA. At the suggestion of Mr.
-7 a yote of thanks was extended tc
Z c. W. Wescott, who had made the
-'Ss.s.'e school building possible. Mr.
'9... S response was characteristic Of
-3'lng others equal credit. At the
+s'Soa1 Of Mrs, Hugh D. Mcclellan E
-Sl4- VAS sent the Associations Vice
"a sA., Miss Helen D. Wescott, ther
..'r la9.ey Hospital. After serious re.
.'' !, .-T The good of the Association, il
@al0I5ned.