The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-06-16

| Palestine Commandery, knights Tenn.
plar of this city, will be guests of e.
Johns Commandery of Bangor, who will
entertain other communicates on 81
Johns Day, June Gath.
i The North Knox & West Waldo yeter-
ans Association will hold its annual re.
| union at Union Church, Appleton, June
10th. If stormy, first fair day. All are
invited.-A. A. Simmons, Secy.
Tomorrow, Friday, if Old Prob is in
agreeab Bile mood all roads will lead to the
Montville trotting park, where an at
| tractive racing card will be presented
Purses are hung up for the 2 40, the IA
and the Free for-all steppers.
A fire was recently started from snon-
taneous combustion in the chemical Iab-
| oratory of the High school, but was
fortunately discovered by Sub master
Harold S. Webb, who was conducting a
class in the Commercial department
The platform was burned slightly.
MRS. Carroll A. Thompson was a most
genial hostess at luncheon and auction
party given Tuesday afternoon at her at
| tractive home on Miller street. Lunch
| con was served at p. m. from old FASH
Toned tables, the color scheme being pink
and white with large sprays of snap
| dragons predominating. The delicious
menu included lobster salad, hot rolls
olives, radishes, angel and chocolate
cake, ice cream and coffee. The remain
der of the afternoon was spentNwith auc-
ton, the prizes, hand-painted baskets,
i going to Mrs. Dana B. Southworth and
Mrs. Oscar B. Wilkins. Other guests
Heating, Mrs. Elijah Morse, Mrs. Bernes
O. Norton, Mrs. V. L, Hall and Mrs.
Thomas E. Bowker.
| The four young men from Bangor, who
were alleged to have entered the Outlet
store in their home city and later took a
! Velie car to get out of town with visited
Belfast. They left their Velie car in
East Belfast near the bridge and were
here all day Monday about the streets
and did some sneak theiving of food.
Monday night they broke into the sar-
dine factory and had a picnic lunch with
sardines. Later in the evening they
took a Ford car belonging to George
/ Spencer and got out of town. Sheriff
Littlefield and his son, c. M. Littlefield,
are expected home at p. m. Wednesday
with the men and all their stolen goods,
DIS IDCy "ClC lOCdISu at ll1c DdLu TeITy
! Tuesday.
. MOTEL If you want to prevent your
car from being stolen get a Safety Auto
Lock. With our lock on your car cannot
be lowed or driven. Apply to Louis de
Lemos, Belfast, Me. Agent wanted. ADV.
The following additional report of the
sports of the Boys Conference here in
Belfast recently were received from N. S.
Donahue too late for use in our last issue:
/ Shoe Race, Wight Robbins; 2, Chas.
H. Quimby; 3, Thomas Purdy.
Hundred Yard Dash-1, r. Murch; 2,
X. Nickerson; 3. L. GRAHAM. Time, IL
20 seconds.
/ Fifty Yard DASH, S. GRAHAM; 2, R.
Murch; 3, X. Nickerson. Time, 6 seconds
Relay Races, w. Kelley, E. Roberts,
W. Robbins and E, Gross; 2, W. Thomas,
L. Berry, J. Vickery and H. Rogers
Sack Race-Class A, l, Thomas Purdy
2, Herbert Rogers; 3, j. Vickery. Clas S
B, E. Smith, A Parsons.
Shot Putt, F. WARREN; 2, H. Ryan; =
H. Bruce. Distance, IS it. g in.
I Potato Race-Class A, :, X. Tozier; 2,
j. Vickery Class B, 1, Bordman; 2, Par
sons.