The Republican journal., 1921-06-23
H. c. Buzzell has been confined to his
home on Court street for the past week
with an attack of iritis.

home on Court street for the past week
with an attack of iritis.
Night police Percy S. Edeecomb has
been critically ill with pneumonia for the
past few days at his home on Miller
street.
Winfield Lufkin of Waldo Avenue has
a hen accustomed to producing freak
eggs. Friday he brought to The Journal
Office an egg cluster consisting of three
separate formations.
Supt. E. E. Roderick and Miss RATHER
inc Brown, chairman aud assistant of the
Junior Chautauqua program, have re-
ceived tickets for the course and they
may be found at Mr.. Roderick's Office in
the city building or at the City Drug
Store.
Benz. H. Mudgett has bought the Will
mer j. Dorman house on Cedar street
and will move his family there early in
July from their present home on Con-
gress street. Mr.. Dorman has bought
the Woodcock house on Church street
and will occupy it after his marriage
with Miss Sara Edith West of this city.
Many Belfast friends of William L.
Luce and Miss Edith Rena De Beck of
this city will be interested to learn that
their wedding will take place Wednesday,
June 29th, at the residence of the brides
parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. S. DeBeck in
franklin. Only few friends from Bel
fast will be present on account of the
recent bereavement in the groom's
family.
Owing to the Sparks Circus being in
the city Saturday the Colonial will run a
| H., .
O'Clock and continuing until 10 80 p. M,
giving everybody a chance to see Fatty
Arbuckle in Brewsters Millions. Just a
glance at the program for this week will
convince you that there are some really
great pictures on at this theatre.
Wilmont F. Ham of Jackson died at
the Waldo County Hospital last Wednes-
day night. He was not married and
lived alone, at his home in Jackson and
while building fire in his kitchen stove
lgnited his clothing. He was obliged to
crawl some distance on the ground be-
fore he could find anyone to give him re-
lief He was the son of Joseph and Alb
bic (Cilley) Ham and was about "a years
old. The funeral was held in Jackson
last Friday afternoon.
For the benefit of parties who it is al
legged have been shooting robins and other
!: wild birds and also using firearms within
; the city limits we quote the penalty for
\ these otfenses as found on page 62, Sec
ton 81 of the Maine Inland Fish and
F.. Game Laws: "Any person who violates
any provision of this section shall pay
line of So and costs for each offense, and
an additional S. for each bird, living or
Edead, or part of a bird, or nest, OF egg
EDOSSPSSpd in xyio1atino OF
be imprisoned for ten days"
/ The four young men who came here
i.from Bangor recently in a Veie car
which they abandoned in East Belfast
and later took Ford car belonging to
George Spencer of this city, were brought
here from Bath last Wednesday afternoon
by Sheriff Frank A. Lttlefield and Dep
uty Sheriff c. Maurice Littlefield They
gave their names as Arthur and George
Donovan, William Hanley and Joseph
Carey, and are evidently about 10 or 10
years old. They told Sheriff LittlefieId
that they belonged in Syracuse, N. Y.
and had never been in Bangor or Belfast:
and also denied all knowledge of the
charges brought against them by Bangor
authorities for the alleged larceny of
goods from The Outlet or of the Velie
car, although they had seven dress cult
leases fllled with new goods in their pos
&session and were seen in the car. They
fwere tried before Judge Clyde r. Chap
! man OF the Municipal Court Thursday
forenoon on the charge of larceny of
Ford car belonging to George Spencer and
plead guilty and are held in the Belfast
lall tor the action of the Grand Jury at
the September term of the Supreme Ju
II dicial Court. They said they were stu
7 dents of Syracuse High school and be-
longed to good families; that they left
nome about month ago and that their
relatives didn't know where they were
1 They could get bail by writing home, but
| didn't want their people to know that
ithey were in trouble.
Il Miss Amy E. Stoddard's piano students
igave delightful recital last Wednesday
tevening at her studio with large mum
tber of relatives and friends present The
studio and adjacent rooms we've attrac-
Five with flowers, the fleur- lis pre-
dominating. Each number of the follow
ing program was well rendered.:
Rosamunde Overture, Schubert
l.; LIST piano, Ora Wade.
II! End piano, Beulah Young.
Menuet, Mozart
Beatrice Dutch
Last Rose of Summer, Flotow
Marie Smith.
The May Lily, Smallwood
Hope Andrews
Butterfly Dance, Nelson
Dorothy Thayer.
The Dream of the Reaper, Helms
Ellen Chapman of Northport
Pong, Presser
Minna Page.
Ehe Moonlight Sail, Crammond
Helen Payson.
Hunting Song, Gurlitt
Harriet White.
Happy Farmer, Schumanu
Alice Banks.
Morning Prayer, Streaboa
Eileen Fernald.
Dance of the Dolls, Williams
II Florence Gray.
Flora, Wenzel
| Ruth Tibado
Angels Dream, LANCE
Sadie Friedman.
In Twilight, Gu,
Grace Hatch
LA baladine, Lysbera
III LIST piano, Miss Marguerite Owen.
III End, piano, Mrs. Allan Howes.
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