The Republican journal., 1922-04-20

business meeting at the church this,
Thursday, afternoon at 4.30.
Fred S. Jackson is reno telling his barn
into m )st attractive tenement, which
which he has already rented.
Don't forget the public dinner served
by Thomas II. Marshall Circle in Me
mortal hall this, Thursday, noon at IL
o'clock. Tickets so cents.
Thomas w. Lothrop, Jr, a student at
Harvard Dental College is spending a
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Thomas w. Lothrop.
F. r. Sweetser has sub-leas ed the
rooms in the Opera House Block occu pie d
by the candy kitchen, and will receive
his pupils there after May 1st
J. Almon Mcmillan, who has been in
Belfast for some time in the shoe business
with his father, L E McMihin has been
in Portland the past week rehearsing as an
end-man with the Elks' minstrel show.
Ruth l.. bourdo, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arther Bourdo, died recently at
their home in Waldo, at the age of one
year and seven months. She was born
in Springfield, Mass, her parents having
only recently come to Waldo.
The teachers and pupils of the Peirce
school already have a handsome array of
Maybaskets and will have them on sale
with home made candy at their building
Friday afternoon, April 28th, and also
the following Saturday. The proceeds
will be applied to their new seat fund
A poverty ball will be held in the G. A.
r. hall Wednesday evening. april Goth,
under the auspices of the Red Men. A
short entertainment by the tribe and
council will be held before the dance.
Prizes will be given to the worst dressed
couple on the grand march. Tickets so
cents couple
Primrose Chapter, o. E. S, will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow, Friday,
evening. After the business meeting
there will be games and refreshments
The committee in charge are Estelle K
Milett, Cassie Banks, Essie P. Carle,
Lillian Gardner, Kittie Small, DR.. Elmer
Small, Everett Banks and Charles r.
Coombs.
Members of the Belfast High School
basket ball team, Hazel Nickerson, mana
ger, Margaret Trundy, Louise Gray, cap
tain, Mabel Philbrick and Frances Brad
ford with Alice Nickerson and Katrina
Kelley as substitutes, have had attractive
pictures taken by M. A. Cook. Don Rof-
bins, their mascot, is the official bail
guardian of the group.
Rev. William Vaughan. pastor of the
Belfast Universalist church, will supply
next Sunday at the Congress Square Uni
versalist church, Portland, for DR.. Albion,
who is taking two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Vaughan was recently gwen the
hand of fellowship by Rev. Ashley A.
Smith of Bangor at union service of
the city churches. That admitted him
to membership to the Universalist State
convention.
The Passagassawaukeag Camp Fire
Girls, with their guardian, Mrs. Fred NJ.
Bailey, took hike last Saturday to the
home of Miss Ruth Wight, near Little
River. A fire was built on the banks of
the river and bac on and frankfurts were
fried and hot cocoa made, and the out
door dinner was greatly enjoyed. After
the dinner games and stunts we're carri ed
out, also singing, and the party left for
home at 5 O'Clock.
W. j. Edwards of the manual training
department of the Melrose, Mass, public
schools, and Charles A. Marsh of the
College Mathematics of the Maiden high
school, are guests of Melville E. Chase of
the music department of the Belfast
schools. The are visiting the city
schools much to the pleasure of all con-
cerned. The Belfast Teachers Club are
to have a special meeting in their honor.
The remains of James W. Collins, who
died in SomervilIe, Mass, April l4th OF
cerebral hemorrhage, arrived by boat
Tuesday morning and were taken to Nor
rill for interment. His age was "a years,
II months and days. His first wife,
now deceased, was Miss Rose Jackson of
Waldo His second wife survives him.
He was born in Isle au Haut, had lived in
Waldo and was at one time in business
in Liberty.
Mrs. George w. Lewis of Waldo Ave,
wlo is slowly recovering from three
months illness, received fine shower OF
cards, also number of very useful gifts
on the 86th anniversary OF her birth,
April 10th. and wishes to thank her many
friends for their kind thoughtfuness of
her. She is very kindly cared for by her
daughter, Mrs Wagner, and stepdaugh-
ter, Mrs. Pitman. Her youager daughter,
Mrs. Schubert, is still in the hospital at
Augusta, but does not seem to improve
any, which causes much anxiety to her
mother, sisters, and many other friends
The Belfast Chamber of Commerce be-
lieve that with little more united effort
a larger number of summer residents may
be brought to our city than in former sea-
sons To test this theory committee
consisting of Will R. Howard, chairman,
Norman A. Read, James H. Howes, Nor
IT'S l.. Slugg and Ralph A. Bramhall has
been appointed. They invite all who
have rooms, cottages or houses to 1T TO
leave their names and description OF
the property at the stores OF Head
Hills. James H. Howes, Ralph II. Howes,
The CITY National Bank or with any other
member of the committee. There will
be no charge for the cordMittee's assist.
ance in this matter. The chairman OF
the committee recently announced at a
public banquet that these advertisements