The Republican journal., 1921-04-21

the furnace of hate and suspicion of a
loVeless marriage.
William Winchester, who docs thriv-
ing fish business in Belfast Bay in supply
Ing some of the local trade, recently re-
ported the catch of a sixty pound cod,
he mad the goods to back up this fish
story.
Arthur H. Leonard, Jr.. of Boston will
spend the summer in Belfast, where he
will study the manufacturing branch of
the plant of Leonard, Stevens, Bearce
Co. With his family he will occupy the
residence of John R. Dunton, Church
street. Mr.. Dunton and his family will
spend the summer at the Battery.
1t was the Waldo County Motors Com
pany who bought Harry E. Walkers
business in the basement of the Phoenix
House on Bridge st.eet, and not Henry
=. McCorrison individually as reported
last week. The other two young men of
the company are L. H. Robbins, who
came here from Lynn. Mass, and Percy
,. thompson of East Belfast Miss Rose
airbrother is their bookkeeper.
M. A. Cook of Sesrsport, who for the
past year has been conducting a photo
graphic studio in the Knowlton building
on High street in this city, has bought the
business of the late William L. Hall on
Main street. Mr.. Cook will move to the
latter studio as soon as arrangements
can be made. This will give him an OPP
portunity to enlarge his own business
and to retain the custom MIR. Hall also
enjoyed.
The basket supper at the North church
parlors asst Thursday evening was we'll
attended and much enjoyed. Coffee was
served at small tables and the lunch serv-
ed Dutch style. The menu was as uniform
as one solicited After a series of games
in which all took part, a program includ-
ing readings from Guest by Mrs. E. NJ.
Glidden, vocal solos by Miss Charlotte
knowlton and Bert L. Davis; violin SOLO
ny LeSlit ~ rollett, was presented.
Misses Mabel A. Craig and Edith M. Da-
wilson were accompanies.
County Agent Norman S. Donahue en-
tertained some of the leaders of Waldo
County Boys and Girls Club Saturday
at his Office in the Court House. The
coming seasons work was discussed and
many plans made to assist and encourage
the young people in their individual en-
deavors as well as in club work. Mr..
Donahue was host at luncheon during
the noon hour at Dutch's restsura Mt.
Those present were Mrs. Lydia Staples of
Lincolnville, Mrs. B. L. Aborn of Knox,
Mrs. Nj. B. Whiting of East Northport.
MIR. and Mrs Edwin Martin of South
Montville, Principal R. A. Sturtevant OF
Brooks
BELFAST PEOPLE IN MAIDEN. A most
enjoyable gathering took place April 10th
at the home of Mrs. j. D. Tucker of NAL
den, Mass, when former friends and
neighbors of Belfast, Me-, met to offer
congratulations to her aunt, Mrs. Clara
A. Brier, upon her birthday anniversary,
In the course of the afternoon many
pleasant recollections of old friends and
schoolmates were recalled. Refresh
ments OF delicious sandwiches, stuffed
olives, salads, cakes, candies, nuts and
coffee were served, the central attrac-
ton being large birthday cake beauti-
fully decorated. The guests present were
Mrs. c. A. Erier and daughter, Mrs. lisa
bel +. Erskine of Cliftondale, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Stevens Carr and daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Severance of Weymouth.
Mass, Mrs. Abbie Otis Kilgore and Miss
Mary Ferguson both of Medford, Mass,
and DR.. H. Ashton Downs, Mrs Mabel
Bissett, Miss Edith Hyatt, Mr.. Frank
Tucker and Mr.. and Mr.. George Tucker.
all of Maiden.
The second meeting of the business
men of Belfast in favor of promoting the
Waldo County Y. M. C. A. Conference
for boys was held at the High school
Building last Friday evening with large
attend Ince. President o. E Frost called
the meeting to order and proceeded at
once to appoint the following committees:
Committee on registration, Morris L.
Slugg, Ralph H. Howes, W. X. Keene,
Clyde B. Holmes, Raymond O. Young;
printing, B. d. Field, Fred R. Poor, Irwin
L. Dinsmore, Ralph D. Southworth, A. L..
Curtis; hall and meeting places, E. E..
Roderick, Rev. VIM. Vaughan, Frank L.
W hitten, z. D. Hartshorn, Ralph H. Dun
bar; reception, James H. Howes, Bert l..
Davis. Earl L. Talbot, Joseph Paquette,
A. P. Goodhue; finance, j. c. Durham,
Ralph Bramhall, H. A. Foster, Selwyn
Thompson, Charles Coombs; guides, Bert
L. Davis, George H. Robertson, o. j.
Dickey, Rev. A. c. Elliott, A. P. Good
hue; publicity, DR.. W. L. West, Linwood
B. Thompson, Chas. H. Twombly, Rev.
George c. Sauer, Charles S. 3ickford;
music, Ralph A. Bramhall, Samuel
Adams, DR.. E. S. Weber, W. H. Hall,
M aine Hills; banquet, Elmer A. Sher-
m an, Rev. Chas. W. Martin, Ralph L.
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