The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-05-05
The News of Belfast.

Find the 9s and win the prizes offered
by the Colonial
Who Will Get the Flour at the CO.
LONIAL ANNIVERSARY WEEK?
The repairs being made at Chase &
Doak's jewelry store include new steel
ceiling.
John R. Dunton and family moved to
their Battery cottage Monday for the
season.
Rev. Carroll Clark of the Woods dis
trict, West Northport, is seriously ill
with pneumonia.
There will be public dances in Odd Fell
ows hall May 9th and 18th under the
a uspices of McKeen's orchestra.
Fred W. Curtis is salesman for Henry
M cCorrson, who has a garage on Bridge
st rect in the rear of the Phoenix House.
The obituaries of Volney Thompson of
M ontville, Mrs. Mary E. Hall and Mrs.
nj airy NJ. Wood of this city will be print
ed in our next issue.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle enjoyed an
other birthday spread last Tuesday with
d Z OUu dLIChudhSCs f1ll D-ShlOClo olC IT,
que sted to come prepared to take part in
the program for Mothers Day, next
Tuesday.
1t will be good news to our readers
that the Belfast branch of the Saco VAL
ley Canning Co, Arthur W. Rondeau,
manager, will operate this year on corn
and apples as usual and is also anticipat-
ing the pack of string beans.
Clyde B. Holmes, Jr., assisted by his
sister Rebecca, entertained % of their
little friends Monday afternoon to observe
MS fourth birthday Musical games and
dancing were in order and refreshments
served from galy appointed tables.
Rev. Charles W. Martin, Mrs Arthur
E. Wilson and Mrs. Harry A. Foster are
the judges in the preliminary speaking
contests being held in the High school
this week when six boys and six girls
will be selected for the finals which takes
place early in June.
Mrs Margaret s. Vinall had very au-
spic ious opening last Saturday of her
Pho be Candy Kitchen in the Hayford
block on Church street She will have
specials on hand at all times and will
take orders for home functions, etc. 1t is
the only candy kitchen in this vicinity.
Miss Mil dred M. Slater, secretary of
She local Chautauqua committee, has re-
ceived notice that Carl H, Turner, assist
ant director, will be in Belfast next Mon
day and requests all contract signers to
meet him at the Municipal Court room in
Memorial building at 7 p. m.
POORS MILLS The Ladies' Sewing
Circle met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
AnnabelIe Underwood. Mrs. Lester
Wilson returned home from Greenvile
last Saturday .... Mrs. j. F, Sheldon spent
a few days last week here calling on her
old neighbors, returning home Sunday.
,.... Marian Brown, R. N, went to Boston
Monday after caring for her mother who
has been quite sick, butsis able to be
about the house again. Mrs. Lena Frost
is stopping with her for while. Miss
Gladys Bryant of Morrill, is at Fred Car
ter's. Mrs Carter is some better..... Mrs.
Maurice Wood and little Sarah visited
with friends in the city last week..
Mrs. George Daggett was called to Lib
erty last Monday on account of the ill
ness of her sister, Mrs. Gordon. Miss
Georgia Daggett celebrated her 18th
birthday by entertaining: her school
teacher and schoolmates last Saturday.
A nice treat was served. She had sew
eral presents and post cards.. John
Brown and his sisters and Mrs. Frost at
Gended the funeral of Mr.. Thompson of
MontYilla last Saturday. 9