The Republican journal., 1921-10-20
The next meeting of Aurora Rebekah
Lodge will be Tuesday evening, Oct 25,
when there will be Halloween party.

ne H6hI mcelIuS VI Aurora heDekan
Lodge will be Tuesday evening, Oct 25,
when there will be Halloween party.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle will hold
its regular meeting next Tuesday after
noon, when full attendance is desired
as there is important business to transact.
A delegation from the Salvation Army,
three women, man and child, arrived
Saturday in Ford car and gave several
concerts on the principal streets.
On suggestion of Governor Baxter the
State Highway Commission is arranging
to care for the automobiles of visiting
assessors at the Maine assessors conven-
tion on Nov. l, 2 and 3. 1t is suggested
that those intending to come to the con-
Ventlon by automobile write the Execu-
tive Department for space at the State
Garage as early as possible.
Frank NJ. Kullman, a former Belfast
young man, writes that he has moved
from St. Louis, Mo, to Humbolt, Ari-
zona, making the change on account of
he wife's health. They are located at
Union Mine. Mr.. Kullman says: "AIl
mines in Arizona are closed down, but
we look forward to a grand opening in
the spring. We expect to open up in
about 90 days"
Mrs. James F. Sheldon entertained the
Benevolence Club of Poor's Mills, of
which she is member, at her home on
Condor street recently. There was
| large attendance and a pleasant session
reported. The sumptuous dinner was
followed by the annual meeting when the
following officers were elected: President,
Mrs. George Daggett; vice president, Mrs.
Lester A. Wilson; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Freeman t. Wentworth; work COM
mittee, Mrs. Arthur Higgins.
| Every seat was occupied at the Colo
nial Theatre Saturday evening when the
current news section contained q few
! pictures of Capt. Albert W Stevens, U.
! S. Air Service, and his recent official
work in photographing the White Noun
| tain region at an elevation of Is, 000 feet
"Bert" was seen as be hustled his cam
era into the plane, but the other pictures
were of dizzy heights and mountain tops
above the clouds with only occasiona
! glimpses of his plane. The Boston Tran
script of Saturday, Oct. 18th, had an
/ extended and well illustrated article of
! Capt Stevens and his White Mountain
work. This of special interest to his
! Belfast friends.
! FOOT BALL. The Belfast High school
team were In Orono last Wednesday to
: play the o. c II. S. of that place and
( lost in score of IL to 7. The ground
was in very poor condition and very Slip
perry. A special from Orono says:
"The o. c. H. team were outweighed
20 pounds to the man but easily broke
! through the Belfast line. Orono's touch
downs were made in the first and third
! periods and in each instance Petrie failed
to kick the goal on account of mud and
the heaviness of the ball The features
! Of the game were forty yard run for a
| touchdown by Costonguay and the losing
of the ball on tumble when o. &. H.
was within six inches of the Belfast
goal"
Chase James, the negro held as va
grant in the Waldo county jail the past
week, has been adIudged insane and
Monday was taken to the Hospital in
, Bangor. When arrested he had beeu
! frightening women and children on the
street. At his trial before Judge Clyde
B. Chapman of the Municipal Court he
claimed to have come from Bangor.
{ While in the Jail he talked of being IN
! Boston and frequently referred to France.
1t is possible that he was in the World
War and injured, as the physicians in'ex-
amining him found that he had had g
major operation on his head and that his
insanity was caused by a pressure on the
brain Saturday he said his home was in
Norway He had talked incessantly while
in the jail. Thursday Deputy Maurice
LittIefeld entered his cell Just in season
to prevent his suicide by hanging with a
cord he had taken from his cot tie Blso
attempted at three different times to set
his cot on fire.