The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-01-20
Tte News of Belfast. /,

;oo Circle of the S. of V. Aux
NJ sew SsN baye sale and supper March
n NJ Memorial Hail.
ob W. Blaisdell has presented
u JoSsoaportment wit a check to ex-
BE o'pp popnnreciation of their efficient
DIS ,sndline the recent fire ion the
p al the foot of Main street.
,be little son of Mayor and
B'is,Ss il,',,ant W. Wescott, Is confined to
Ca by an injury to his right leg
no|Ic sunday on the ice on the lawn.
FlT' lrst feared that one of the bones
.-setored'
hamilton, who has been en-
il" the Howes' grocery store for
F1'' lars " has entered the fish mar
aa r Bramhall & Co. Richard
y sop. who has been at BramhalPs,
~. r,lrB Howes & Co.
Sumner C. Pattee has changed
s ,e6. Of her adult dancing classes
Gonday to Wednesday. These
~ 1rs held in Odd Fellows hall and
iS" 1,Dylar. They are followed by
a5,es %, with music by McKeen's or
ssra
,,.o PsIIas, Patriarch Militant, l. o.
T has postponed its annual ball from
Y 10Th 10 Feb. 18th on account of so
w obac attractions this month. The
rn fta, IN charge consists of Albert
4 g,rss, Orrin j. Dickey, Arthur A.
Z -'.to1 Harold Robinson and Thomas
| 8ogker.
a. IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE.
a. nv roosuu ers' Fuel Company, Clyde B.
y Has manager, has bought the build
4. S.D,f # the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co, v.
" . Simmons, manager. The deal includes
/. .bn;I4pgs owned by Mr.. Simmons and
\. ootou ou the plant owned by the es-
Y. \, r. B Hazeltine and Mr.. Simmons.
4. ~ consumers will conduct both plants.
4. 4. naming of the coal shed and wharf
y ibs loot Of Main street has materially
S,naed the original plans of the deal and
~ r1nj.-.on OF the wharf, whei ascer-
,as. will have some bearing ion the
.,,fo7 OF the future plant. Tie Con-
,mor, Company opened their Main
,reet office for business Friday Their
ooj and kIndling supply was not in
nd ia the lire. They are selling their
,r,4 stock of coal at discount. Their
Nj hauled to the Mathews MEL yard
,s not injured, but will be included in
s discount sale. What was injured will
thoroughly screened before offered for
ia Mr. liolmes has not been able to
certain how much of it is under the
bsrf In The water or what its condition
Al the present time their Main street
fec is open for regular business.
Since last reported several gifts have
cen received for the Public Health
'oIk. Through the generosity of the
ByerSaIst League in sharing the pro-
;tds OF theu recent entertainment there
mic d gft of S87. Others are as follows:
lss Cora Eames of Boston, $40; friend
%; Mrs Georgianna S Pendleton, S..
al the gifts have totalled S4l0 25.
rom memberships there has been re-
CeIYed S5ll50. The entire receipts
I've been 1921 rs, little more than half
Dogh to finance the project for year.
seems scarcely possible that our citi-
ns should be inSensible to the value OF
lis aOrt 1t is true that calls for help,
Nb st home and abroad, come with dis
Uagne frequency; and yet there must
.ma0y who are in sympathy with the
Mk who could contribute something il
ley would take the trouble to write {
ech payable to Miss Isabel CHM, treas,
CI 0l to pass their contribution tt
me member of the committee OF which
Is Lsais P Garlic is chairman.