The Republican journal., 1921-07-28

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-"niie club house. All members are
requested to be present to help work for
the sale to be held August 18th.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday were
three Of the hottest days of the season.
ihe thermometer ranged from 85 to on.
according to location. There was little
rehef at plight as they were as breathless
and sitting as the days. Not a drop of
rain fell.
An earnest request is made that all in
terested make an effort to be present at
the ked Cross room when it will be nos
slble to complete the work ON the order
on hand. Remember this will be posi-
Bile only if there is a large number of
helpers present Thursday afternoon.
There will be a lawn party on the
grounds of the Greeley school in Swan
VILE Friday evening, July 10Th, under
the auspices of the Mothers School
League Home cooked food, candy and
Ice cream will be on sale. There will
also be short program. This will be a
pleasant place to spend an evening.
Extensive plans are being made for
the food sale Saturday, Aug. by the
ladies Of the Baptist church. The sale
will be held in the vestry of the church
under the care of competent commit
tee and there will be an opportunity for
friends to purchase great variety of
homemade food, daintily prepared, for
which the society has a we'll. known rep
utation
The regular business meeting of the
Public Health Nursing Board will be held
at the Red Cross rooms Monday, August
LIST, at 4 p m. Miss Ann Kalloch, Ex-
tension Secretary of the New England
Home for Little Wanderers, will be pres
ent and give talk on her work. Miss
halloch is most anxious to interest the
and the public are cordially invited to be
present.
Edward W. Bowen, hailng from Sears
port, and lad of about II years of age,
was tried before Judge Clyde r. Chap
man of the Municipal Court last Friday
for the alleged larceny of horse from
the Sprague pasture in Waldo. 1t is also
said that he had taken wagon and
bicycle near there. The evidence show
ed that he traded the Sprague horse for
one he sold to Hiram o. Burgess for SIS.
Later he went to Monroe, where he
worked for Walter Goodwin. He was
found guilty and placed under 5000 bonds
to appear before the Grand Jury at the
September term of the Supreme Judicial
Court. He was committed,
MI and Mrs o. E. Frost of this city
received kilograms of unusual interest
last Saturday. The first was from Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Anderson of Passaic,
n. j., announcing the arrival of their
daughter at the City hospital at $50 a.
m. The second was from Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Wylie of Boston, announcing
the arrival Of their daughter at the
Brookline hospital at 5 80 p. m. Both
said thatmother and daughter were do
ing we'll Mrs. Anderson was Miss Ethola
W. Frost and Mrs. Wylie was Miss Myrtle
E. Frost, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frost,
vino are receiving many congratulations
In the recent family party at the home
Congress street, were the living eight of
the family of twelve children of William
H. and Betsey s. (Bruce) knowlton. They
were Mrs. Martha White, Mrs. Eta Wey-
mouth of Belfast; Mrs. Emma Kocher-
sperger of Boston; Mrs. Mabel Gregory
of Brooklyn; Mrs. Aimee Pratt of Boston;
City Marshal Marcellus R., Clarence M.
and Edward H. Knowlton of Belfast
Their half brother, George W. Knowlton
of Venice, Calf, is the only living child
of William H. and Melissa (Morrison)
Knowlton.
John Dodge was before Judge Clyde r.
Chapman of the Municipal Court last
Thursday, the result of several days in
vestigation of the breaking, entering and
larceny of property in the house of Rob-
ert Patterson of East Belfast, now of
Boston. Mr.. Patterson arrived home a
short time ago and found his house ran
sacked and many things missing. He
reported the case to Sheriff Frank A.
Littlefield, who did excellent work in
recovering much of the stolen property
as we'll as in the arrest of Dodge, who
plead guilty when arraigned Thursday.
He was bound over to the grand jury of
the September term of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court with bonds fixed at 5000.
He was unable to get bail and was COM
mitted Dodge's two brothers, aged about
8 and 9 years, were also taken into GUS
tody and questioned. He secured bonds
Saturday and was released.
Manager Clifford is receiving the con
gratulations of the many patrons of the
Colonial Theatre on the Blacks New
England theatres Presentation of Pris-
ella Dean in Reputation" The pre-
septation onened with an overtura h,r Tho