The Republican journal., 1921-12-15
Capt. Asa Turner is seriously i'll at his
nome near upper High street.

home near upper High street. n''
Mrs; Edith A, Danforth enterta;oa I'D
last thursday evening. A chicken SIM
pei was served at p. m, when covers
Wcle iaiu LOT twenty at a prettiIv an
pGih'eo sapie' The evening was spent
Win =, caros' the prizes going to Mrs. Rose
r. Fahy, Mrs. Goldie w. Warren IS =
Parker Cook and Merton Minot
According to current items in the Ros-
ton daily papers the handsome Young
trotting horse, Josephine Sham. owned
by Ernest P. Piper of this CITY. will an
pear on the Gran Circuit next season if
she winters well. She is at the P;nar
farm and is III fine condition regardless of
her work last season.
Maurice D. Towle, who recently bnuoh +
what is known as the stock farm in East
Belfast, near Patterson Point one of the
most picturesque locations on the coast.
plans TO build in the early spring With
Mrs. Iowle he was in Bangor last Thurs
| day and Friday in consultation with an
architect in regard to plans
The Saco Valley Canning Companv's
local plant on upper High street has
closed very successful season under the
direction of Arthur L. Rondeau. They
have put up $50, 600 cans of corn, go 600
cans OF beans and have used 1000 barrels
OF apples IN putting up $4,000 cans and
making ZOO 900 gallons of cider vinegar.
They have sold their entire output and all
nut two cars have been shipped. The
goods for these cars are Grated and wait
ing for transportation facilities.
Charles R. Decrow has bought the
Highland Spring Water business of Capt.
J. Woodbury. Burgess of East Belfast. MIR.
Burgess was obliged to sell on account of
i'll health. He will be missed by his MANY
customers as he was Away CHEEKY and
pleasant and had worked up large tusi-
| ness Mr.. Decrow resigned Saturday as
chauffeur for Mr.. j. W. Blaisdell He is
fine young man and his many friends
are pleased to know that he will remain in
Belfast, Mr.. Burgess only vacation in
the past twenty years was when i'll and
that was seldom.
The buildings on the Eugene M. Thomas
place on the Llncolnville road ia Belmont
were entirely destroyed by fire last Sat-
urday evening. The house was fully fur
nished and only part of the furniture
was saved. The machinery from the
Eugene Mahoney ranch nearby was stored
in the basement and was also destroyed.
There were fifty tons of hay burned in the
barn. The buildings were closed as the
farm was operated by Eugene Mahoney of
Medford, Mass. There was only small
insurance. The cause is said to be careless
smoking as only about half an hour before
workmen were hauling hay from the
barn.
The ladies' of the Baptist church did not
only equal their usual reputation for pro ?
viding excellent suppers at the yestry
Wednesday evening III connection with
their annual Christmas sale, but added
new laurels to their many successes. On
account of several other public and semi
public affairs it was feared the attend
ance would be small, but it was the
largest in recent years, as 222 tickets
were collected at the tables and this did
not include the walters. There was an
abundance of most delicious food and the
tables were attractive with bouquets of
yellow chrysanthemums. The net pro-
ceeds of the supper and sales were about
$2O5 Manager Walter H. Clifford enter
tanned the attaches of the Colonial Thea
tire at the supper having table reserved
for them.
Otl~Su IMAM bioN 80 W
county of the Woodrow Wilson Founda-
ton, has appointed the following men as
chairmen of the different towns in Waldo
county for the Woodrow Wilson Founda-
| ton: Belfast, Maurice W. Lord; Belmont,
F. A. Mariner; Brooks, W. o. Estes;
Durham, Fred C. McAllister; Frankfort,
Frank L. Tyler; Freedom, c. T. Hutchln'
son; Islesboro, Ernest Spr1eue' jackson,
C. c. Roberts; Knox, M. N. SWEET; Lib
erty, Albert Skidmore; Lincoinville, A. II
miller; Monroe, Walter Twombly; Mont
Vile, M NJ Wentworth; Morrill,, A. N.
Leonard; Northport, C. o, Dickey; Paler-
mo, C. A. Phillips; Prospect, Chiffon
Eames; Searsmont, Charles Brown; Sears
port, John Sullivan; Stockton Springs,
Alvah C. Treat; Swanville, A. W. Damn;
| Thorndike, Peter Harmon; Troy, +. l..
Cunningham; Unity, F. G. Whitehou e;
W aldo, r. S. Littlefeld; Wintefport, Ira
White. Those already appointed by Mau,
rice W. Lord as members OF the Belfast
committee are: Thomas W. Lothrop,
Frank |. Wilson, Roscoe Black. Hon. X
F. Dunton has been appointed treasurer
for Waldo county. Remittances through
ha do IN