The Republican journal., 1922-03-02


the members.
Nothing has been heard to date of Mrs.
Alfred NJ. Ferguson since her disappear
ance from her home on Durham street,
Sunday evening, Feb. 10Th.
Allen L. Curtis has very materially
added to the convenience of his large dis
play window of his Main street store by
putting in a frame IN the rear which will
allow for glass enclosure.
Archie c. Hopkins was called to Sails
bury Cove, near Bar Harbor, Wednesday,
by the death of his father, George W.
Hopkins The funeral will take place
Thursday. Mr.. Hopkins is Known here,
where he has visited his son.
The Round Table will meet in the
North church parlor this, Thursday, af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. The program will
be Current Events in the Religious World
A Little Journey in Arcadia or Afoot in
the Evangeline Valley.
Mrs Ansel NJ. Lothrop, assisted by
Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, entertained the
Saturday Auction Tub Saturday even
ing at her home on Franklin street. Sup
per was served at O'Clock, followed by
auction. Mrs. Herbert II. Stevens won
the first prize. The second and consola-
ton prizes went to guests of the evening,
Mrs. Clement w. Wescott and Mrs. Fred
T. Chase.
So many mothers have expressed the
desire hat the Colonial have real PIC
ture for a children's matinee that the
anagement has booked for Saturday,
March 4th, Mark Twain's masterpiece
} prevail, 10 cents for children under IL
, and II and % cents for all children ovel
that age.
William NJ. Randall has received card
announcing the marriage In Brooklyn
N. Y, of his son, Thomas Gardner Ran
dali and Miss Mildred Beecher Wells o
: New York tom" is still in the u.
! Naval service and is in charge of tn
radio material at the Brooklyn Nav
t yard. His many Belfast friends extern
y cordial congratulations and best wishes.
Hon. W. X. Pattangall of Augusta o
h the State Democratic committee an
d Hon. Ernest L. Mclean of Augusta, tn
IS Democratic candidate for Representative
k to Congress from the Third District, wer
IN
e with their party leaders in Waldo county
It There were about twenty present, tn
N snow storm which began early in tn
J. morning probably kept many more a
home
Manager Clifford pulled another goo
stunt on Wednesday of this week. II
E. invited all the school children to a spec
h ial matinee at the Colonial at A O'Clock
each school under the direction of tn
teachers, m arched from their schools t
. High street, where all schools were unit
e ed In one big parade, Each school car
: ried banner which read, eve are goin
n to see Winners of the West at the Co
{ lonial" Ding says: 81 guess there was
million"
J. NJ. H. Blackwell of Bath representa-
e the Shaw Auto Company of that city
II was in town several days the past wee
u and has leased for garage and agenc
headquarters the Lancaster store, occu
pied for some time by the Federal Bak
y cry, but more recently by Harry f. Walk
e err, proprietor of the Dreamland Theatre
= who is now on High street One of tn
!. plate glass windows in the Lancaste
: store will be replaced by large door an
other necessary changes made by tn
n Shaw Company.
= A VARIETY OF WEATHER. Thursda
: provided fog, snow and rain and ais
II threatened more than it produced. Tn
II wind came late in the evening howlin
: from the northwest and blew what wa
/, night the wind reached gale rate, but di
d no damage in this vicinity. Friday cam
in clear and cold, but at noon the snoy
= and ice melted on the walks. Saturda
! and Sunday were beautiful winter days
with the best of conditions for sliding
skiing and sleighing. Very unexpected
ly a snow storm put in an appearance
early Monday morning and continued I'm
til about A p. m Tuesdays bright sun
shine melted the snow and ice in shelter
ed places on the sidewalks and the al
was crisp and clear making an ideal win
ter day. March came in W ednesday will
the proverbial biting breeze, but it wa
met early in the day with bright sun
shine that soon counteracted it's stingin
, effects.
f MRS STEWARDS BIRTHDAY. Mrs
e Sarah E. Stewart, Bella SITS oldest, bu
also most remarkable and lovable woman
: passed her Doth birthday at her Mai
t street home Thursday, Feb. 23rd. Prac
tically all OF her life has been spent il
Belfast, the city she loves and is loyal ia
She was among the first of women t
register and also to vote Of rather
delicate physique, she is trim of figur
and pays due attention to her dress AN