The Republican journal., 1921-04-28

The annual meeting of the First Parish
(Unitarian) church of Belfast will be held
Monday, May End, at 2 p. m. at the
church.
The Waldo Trust Company has offered
a cash prize in gold for the pupil of the
senior class winning the highest rank in
the commercial department, including
shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping and
accounting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Lancaster,
who recently bought the rockingham
estate on High street, are thoroughly
renovating the house and have taken up
the shrubs, etc., on the front lawn and
will grade it.
Miss Anne M. Kittredge at the April
session o. the city government received
permission to lease for term of ten
wears a small lot of land at the foot of
Condor street on the shore front and has
begun the erection of one story build
ing, 1t will allow for room IL by 20
feet which she will furnish as work room
during the summer season.
A special from Portland under date
April goth says: Directors were reflect
ed at the annual meetings of the stock
holders of the Maine Central Railroad
Co. and it's subsidiaries. The officers in
GLIDING President Morris Mcdonald and
Dana C. Douglass, vice president and
general manager, were reelected. The
Maine Central stockholders voted to con-
tinue indefinitely the 50-year lease of the
Belfast & Moosehead Lake railroad which
expires next month, with the UNDER
standing that either party may termi-
nate it with six months written notice :"
TIKI BELFAST SCHOOL MUSICALE.
There was large and enthusiastic audi
ence at the musical held in the Armory
last Thursday evening underthe direction
of the music supervisor, Miss Margaret
A. Mitchell. Only the most favorable
comments are heard from parents of the
pupils and friends of the school. 1t was
Miss Mitchell's intention of bringing the
pupils and the public together that the
latter might know what is being accomp-
lished in this department and her efforts
were very successful. All classes from
the High to the First Grade were repre-
scented. The chorus and individual work
were alike excellent and all seemed eager
to do their best. The program: Soldiers
Chorus FausD, Gounod; Motion Song,
PIERCE School; Solo Dance, Helen
Foster; Serenade, Moszkowski; Happy
Days, Strelezski; Quartette, Buzzell,
Scott, Durham, Parker; Exercise Song,
Mcclellan School; Solo, Charlotte Knowl-
ton; (a Campbells are Coming, Old
Scotch Air; (b) Annie Laurie, Lady John
Scott; Dance, Fifth Grade, PIERCE School;
Duet, Charlotte Knowlton, Mona Burgess;
Group Song, Head of Tide School; Roses
of the South, The Messiah, Handel;
Trio, Helen Wescott, Idres Rogers, Annie
Omar; Good Night, Beloved, Giro Pinsutl.
The Belfast Chamber of Commerce,
Bert L. Davis, president, have adopted
the following method of ascertaining the
yes and no vote on Belfast adopting Day.
light Saving Time:
Citizens of Belfast and vicinity are in
vted to register their wishes regarding
Daylight Saving for 1921 by filling out
the ballot printed below and mailing
same to the Chamber of Commerce, Bel
fast. Maine, or leave votes at stores of
Bert L. Davis, Hall & Wilkins, City Drug
Store before Saturday, April Both. Both
men and women are invited to vote and
we are especially interested in receiving
votes from residents of rural districts
who do business in Belfast.
Chamber of Commerce Referendum
BALLOT