The Republican journal., 1921-07-14

| MI. and Mrs. W. s. Roberts of Read
ing, Mass, with friends are at Bayside
Tor the season and are frequent visitors
in the city.
The annual business meeting for the
election of officers of the Student Alum
nj Association of the Belfast High
School will be held at the City National
| bank Tuesday, July 10Th at o'clock.
Frank Howard, assistant to Mr.. w. C.
Jefferds of the Associated Press in Port
land, has been in Belfast the past week
as the guest of Mrs. Ella Sanborn. He is
bright lad and was an interesting caller
at The journal Office Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos P. Lord and Miss
Jessie A, lines of Camden were guests
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin s.
Perkins, in an auto trip to GEORGES
Lake, Liberty. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Juan and daughter Josephine of this CITY
| were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perkins
for the day.
Mrs. E. j. Morrison arrived Thursday,
She spent the winter in San Juan, Porto
Rico, with her daughter, Mrs. Amos J.
Hing, and was several weeks with her
, daughter, Mrs. Avis M. Morrison of
| Springfield, Mass, while en- route home,
| In home letter Frank W. Twombly of
| Cincinnati, Ohio, son of Charles H,
Twombly of this city, says of another
Belfast boy, Capt. Albert W. Stevens:
AS told you, am one of the commit
tee to run the public park in our district
this summer and we had fine program
for the Fourth, but the King B. stunt
was pulled off by Bert Stevens, who was
the guest at our home Bert phoned me
| from Dayton that he would arrive at 10. 80
a. m. the Fourth and for me to pick out
a landing field and mark it with white
sheets as he and pilot were going to fl y
down and that Capt. and Mrs Wheeler
would come by auto. | made all arrange
ments and at 1915 Bert put in an appear
ance. When at an altitude of 5000 feet
| he craWled out on the wing and Jumped
| OFT with parachute landing in a corn
field short distance from the house.
His pilot, Lieut.. Tyndall, landed the ma
chine at the field. 1t had some thrills
for the people in this part of the
country"
CHANGES IN MAINE FISH LAWS. The
following is of local interest in the private
and special fish laws passed by the last
Legislature which became effective last
Saturday:
In the brooks, streams and rivers of
the State, above tidewaters, the annual
closed season on trout, salmon and land
locked salmon shall be from Sept. 18th to
the time thei is out of the brook, stream
or river tished in the following spring
and on black bass and white perch from
Sept 18th until June goth of the follow
ing year; except in Moose river, between
Brassua lake and Moosehead lake, it shall
be unlawful to fish in the spring until
May first, and it shall be lawful to take
landlocked salmon and trout in the ord-
nary way OF casting with artificial flies,
from Sept. 18th to Sept 30th, both days
inclusive, in said portion of Moose river,
and except IN the county of Waldo, the
annual closed season in the brooks and
streams on landlocked salmon, trout and
togue, shall be from July 18th to the time
the ice is out of the brook or stream fish
ed in the following spring"
1t will be noted by the above amend
ment that an exception is made in the
case of that portion of Moose River be-
tween Brassua lake and Moosehead lake
and that special law applies to all the
brooks and streams in Waldo county, all
former special regulations ON brooks and
streams in the county having been re-
pealed. Consequently in the county of
Waldo the closed season hereafter, until
the law is changed, will be from July
18th until the ice is out of the brook OF
| stream fiShed in the following Snrind