The Republican journal., 1921-06-02

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| Day speaker for E. M. Billings Post
Monroe, last Monday.
Don't forget to pay the secretary of r
ii, s. A. A., Miss Florence E. Dunton
your annual dues which are payable June
LIST. The annual event will take place in
midsummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D. Towle wbo
recently returned from California, have
decided not to take the Bowman house
on Congress street, but to spend the
summer at one of the Towle cottages on
the East Belfast shore.
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will
| hold their annual field dav next Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Julia G. Ferguson.
upper High street. The picnic supper
| VIII be followed by the regular meeting,
the last of the season.
Members of the Belfast High school
! soph more class, accompanied by the
| Misses DeBeck, teachers, had a delight
I iui motor launch trip to Islesboro Satur-
DAY. 1t was perfect day for an outing
ana the visit to the island was an inter-
estlng one. A picnic dinner was also en-
| ioyed.
~, "A. L. wilson gave Dlrd talk,
| Whistllng the bird songs before the
children of the grammar grades and High
school last Wednesday afternoon in the
Unitarian church. He recently gave the
bird songs before the Teachers Club of
Belfast and Supt. E. E, Roderick and Mr..
Harry A. Foster arranged for the gather
ing forthe school children Wednesday.
Belfast friends of Thomas Gardner
Randall, U. S. N, received news Satur-
day of his engagement to Miss Mildred
Bleecker Wells of Brooklyn, N Y. No
| GATE OF the wedding is given. Mr.. Ran
dali is Belfast boy, the son of William
M. Randall and is serving his second
term of enlistment in the navy During
the war he was chief radio operator of
the super dreadnought New Mexico and
had part in its wonderful record break
ing work He has spent part of his
regular vacations in this city and has
many friends who extend congratuIa-
tons.
Charles Gallagher, the younger Of the
two Neponset, Mass, youths, held in the
Belfast Jail for the September Grand
Jury, was released Saturday and accom-
panied home by Boston attorney sent
her, to transact the business The
other youth, Henry Ducett is still here.
They were taken into custody by Sheriff
Frank A. Littlefield for breaking and en-
terng the summer home at Lincolnville.
owned by j. Hallett Gilbertie of New
York. They confessed the crime and
also exhibited a diary giving brief &C
counts of like offences from Neponset
here.
SOUTH BELFAST, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert D. Cunningham arrived Saturday
from Wateryllle to spend Memorial Day
with Mrs. Cunningham's parents, Mr..
and MI M. A. Wadlln, in Northport. Mr..
ana MRS. George Alexander and daughter
Marjorie and Mrs j. H Peavey of Lin
colnvllle were guests Memorial Day of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Curtis. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Brockhouse and daughter
Hllda and DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Knoop of
Providence, R. l., who have been spend
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. Levi
u. Herrlck, left for their homes by auto
! May 30th.. Miss Eulalia Greenlaw, Cas-
tine Normal School, III, spent the week.
| end as guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ada Cur
| tis......Mr. and Mrs. M l. Stevens of
Northport were guests Memorial Day of
| their son, DR.. Carl Stevens, in this city,.
| Mrs. M. A. Wadlin, son Loren and
daughter Alice and Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Curtis attended the Knox Waldo Musical
festival in Camden Friday night.
The B. H. S. GRADUATION. The an
nual graduation will take place in the
Armory Wednesday evening, June 9th,
with the following program:
March, Commentator, Orchestra
Invocation, Rev. A. E, Wilson
Salutatory, Bartlett Whiting
Essay, immigration, Ruth Leman
Piano Solo, Sextette, Lucia
Beulah Young
Class History, G. Louise Clark
Essay, After School What2
Lenore Thompson
Solo, Selected, Charlotte Knowlton
Prophecy, Verna C. Greenlaw
Valedictory, Helen D. Wescott
Ode, Lillian Davis
The formalities include the presenta-
ton of the class and school gifts, the
award for general efficiency in the Com
mercial Department, presentation of dl-
plomas and benediction. The class roll:
Gladys Achorn, Kate Brown, Alfred
Bruce, Hillard H. Buzzell. Grace Louise
Clark, Ruth Dinsmore, Lillian Anton-
cite Davis, Elizabeth Park Doak, Clara
Isabelle Edwards, George T. Fletcher,
Verna c. Greenlaw, Mary Agnes Hill,
Elizabeth X. Kittredge, Charlotte H.
Knowlton. Ruth Leman, Florence Nc
Andless, Ida Leverne Mariner, Olive
May Morse, Albert Anderson Morey,
/ Watson E. Nickerson, Carroll Snow Par
ker, Margaret Louise Rogers, Annie
Louise Piper, Lenore Thompson, Helen
Dinsmore Wescott, Norman Woodbury.,
Bartlett Jere Whiting, Susie Mary Per-
kins, Beulah E. Young. The Baccaleau-
rate sermon will be given by Rev. VIM.
Vaughan at the Universalist church next
Sunday morning. when the class, accom-
panied by teachers and officials will at
tend in a body. The remainder of the
weeks program will include the banquet
and usual program at the Baptist church,
the ball in the Armory, planting of the
class tree, a theatre party, and week
end trip to the Vickery Camps at Lake
Quantabacook, Sacrament.