The Republican journal., 1921-10-13

The meeting of the Ladies Circle of
the North Church has been postponed to
Wednesday, Oct. 10Th, on account of the
death or Miss Cutter.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Congre-
gational church will have a sale of cake
and candy at the Luce Music Store next
Saturday afternoon and evening, begin
ming al O'Clock.
Congratulations are extended Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Durham Starrett of
Springfield, Mass, summer residents at
the Battery, on the recent arrival of an
eight-pound son.
Never again will the patrons of the
Colonial have the opportunity to witness
such an aggregation of stars as will be
seen in ''rhe Affairs of AnatoP which
Manager Clifford has booked for an. early
date.
The remains of Mrs. Emma Follett ar
rived here Monday from Howard, R. l.,
where she died, and were taken to Mont
vile, her former home, for 'interment.
She was II years old and was the widow
of Charles Follett.
Hazeltine Post, A L., have placed a
handsome new sign at their room In the
Marsh house on Church street. 1t the
work of Lloyd D. Mckeen and is re-
production of the American Legion pin,
and is about four feet in diameter. The
work is mostly in gold leaf.
Thor Reginald OLSON of Wollaston,
Mass, and his bride, formerly Miss Alice
Edith Southworth, arrived Tuesday from
their wedding trip and were given re-
ception that evening by the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth,
at their home on High street.
The Studebaker Movie Picture will be
shown this, Friday evening at seven
thirty in Memorial Hall. Eight reels of
the most remarkable industrial picture
ever shown On a screen. Do not fail to
see this. Free to adults. 1t was post
poned last Friday on account of broken
machine.
Mr. and Mrs. W G. Sawtelle and
daughter Carrie and their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Pluff and mother, and
son Carleton from Auburn autoed to Bel
fast Saturday and were the guests at the
home of the formers father, Mr.. Frank
Stevens, and brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stevens.
Eva j. Manning, the 15-year-old girl,
and James Manning, her 8-year- old
brother, Witnesses in the criminal trial OF
their father, James Manning of Lincoln
vile, have been placed in State institu-
tons; the former at the Industrial
School in Hallowell and the latter in the
Home of Charities and Correction in
Augusta.
At the annual meeting Tuesday even
ing of the Belfast Home for Aged Women
Association DR.. Elmer Small, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles R. Coombs, Mrs Sarah E.
Pierce, Mrs. Alice c. Bramhall, Mayor
c. w. Wescott, Hon. and Mrs. Robert F.
Dunton and Mrs. Frances H. Murch were
elected directors. DR.. Small was elected
president; Mr.. Dunton, vice president;
Mayor Wescott, treasurer, Miss Sue M.
Partridge, clerk and Mrs. Bramhall, COL
lector. Miss Juliet A. Wiggin, for many
years a most efficient director and COL
lector, resigned on account of ill health.
The farm buildings of Frank Meservie,
house, shed and barn, all connected, were
burned to the ground Sunday afternoon
between and 4. Mr.. and Mrs. Meser-
We and daughter motored to Troy afteI
| dinner leaving Ills ldINcI anu LII Gu
man at home. The fire caught in the
barn, it is not known how and the barn
was all ablaze when discovered. There
was no water available on the place but
large force gathered. They saved g
good portion of the household effects
also carried out lot OF apples, potatoes
and canned goods from the cellar. They
got the horse out of the barn and tht
cows were out at pasture. The buildings
were not insured.
WEST BELFAST. MIR. and Mrs. James
Finley have returned to their home ii
Wilmington, Del, after a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Childress....
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Toothakerl visited
friends in Liberty Sunday.....Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Chamberlain left Tuesday
by auto for their home in Rhode ISLAND
after spending their vacation with Mr..
Chamberlain's mother, Mrs. Henry Bate
man,. Mr. and Mrs. H. Coffin of Bucks
port spent Sunday with Mrs. Collins
sister, Mrs. True Elms.....Miss Jennie
Wentworth R. N. of Winthrop, Mass.
visited Mrs. Geo. Dyer and Mrs Lev
Campbell several days last week.. Tht
regular meeting of Equity Grange will be
held Saturday, October 18th. A bake
bean supper will be served after thu
meetin0