The Republican journal., 1921-05-05
rlnd the 9s and win the prizes offer,
by the Colonial.

Find the 9s and win the prizes offered
by the Colonial.
why Not Try for the Flour, They are
living Away at the COLONIAL ANN
VERSARY WEEK.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate, has rent
ca ca through the City National Bank, the
mariner Bowman house on Congress
street to Maurice D. Towle, who is soon
TO arrive from California.
MIS- Fannie Bowden of Saturday Cove
| Will open Temple Heights Inn for the
season May 18th. She made success of
the work last year and has brighter pros
poets for the coming season.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis K. Hirsh of Akron,
ONO, were among the arrivals of Satur-
uay morning, coming east to their Little
RIVER residence which will be among the
nrst OF the summer homes to be opened
this season.
MI and Mrs. Thomas B. Gregory of
brooklyn, N. Y, who were recent guests
OF the latter's brother, City Marshal NJ
K. hnowlton, have taken the Stephen
son cottage on the Allyn shore for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Starrett of
Springfield, Mass, have leased the lines
cottage at the Battery and will occupv it
this summer. They will be Joined in
August by their son aud his wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frederick Starrett The en-
gagement of their other son. Henry
Atherton Starrett, was announced last
/ September to Miss Alma Hooker of Bos
ton, formerly Of Philadelphia The mar
mage Will take place in August at the
otafrett homestead on High street, where
the groom was born, and as the bride
and her widowed mother have no settled
home at the present time.
commencing May 3rd, steamship Cam
den will leave Bangor on TUESDAYS.
thursdays and Saturdays at 2 D. m,
"lnterport, 2 45 p, m, Bucksport, 3. 80
M, Belfast, 5 p. NJ, Camden, 6. is %.
m, and Rockland p. IN. for Boston
The steamer Ransom B. Fuller will be
placed IN commission on the Boston and
Portland line and will leave Portland
tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at 8
p m. daylight Saving Time.) The Gov
ernor Dingley will be withdrawn from
TINS line preparatory to opening the In
ternational Line service from Boston
May 23rd. Daylight Saving time will be
IN effect Tor all steamers leaving Boston,
Inc Bangor line steamer which previ-
ousiy left at will leave at D. m.
Principal Harry A. Foster of the Belfast
high school has organized and is coaching
the schools base ball team with Smalley,
p; Hottses, C; Parker, SIS; Nickerson, If;
v winchester, RI; Durham, Id; Bailey, 2b;
buzzell, 3h; Bowen and Roberts, CT They
have played with Brooks High winning
by score of 10 to 4, and with Bucksport
10 10 y. They played Freedom Academy
at freedom Monday and won, 6 to O.
The schedule for the remainder of the
season is in part
May 11-Rockland at Belfast.
May l8-Belfast at Thomaston
May 15-Belfast at BuckSport.
May 2o-Ihomaston at Belfast
May 3O-Belfast at Rockland
June 3-Belfast at Winslow
June 6-Winsiow at Belfast.
Two young brothers, Henry and Ray
McGoWln, claiming Neponset, Mass, as
their home, were before Judge CLYDE r
Chapman OF the Municipal Court Satur-
day forenoon on charge of Sheriff Frank
- i+i.SiNliSId iol CulCtlliR Tie summer
home OF j. II. Gilberte in Linco.nviIle
They were found guilty and were sent to
Jail to await the action of the Grand jury
IN September. Sheriff Littlefield through
the assistance of the stage driver from
LlnconVille located the boys on Main
street and after few questions decided
to arrest them. They protested that they
were innocent, but on the way to the Jail
attempted to dispose OF loaded revoIvers
which the sheriff located. He also found
under the cushion of his car they were
taken in large screw driver and bunch
OF skeleton keys. Later he found their
diary where they had kept record of five
breaks in Massachusetts and also what
they had stolen. Henry claims to be %
years old and has with him dishon-
orable discharge from the Navy. Raw
says he is II. O
Find the mines. Find the 9s.