The Republican journal., 1922-02-02
BROOKS

Mr.. Ernest Roberts has purchased the
Eddie Godding farm on the Gibbs road.
M. L. Fogg and crew have gone to
Unity to harvest ice for Hoods creamery.
Miss Nina Moore has returned from
Bangor, where she has been visiting rela
tives.
Pearl Crockett has had his well drilling
m achine moved to Albion, where well
is to be drilled for the creamery.
l.. H. Bowen and family have moved
into the H. c. Jenkins rent and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy l. Staples have moved into
the rent formerly occupied by him.
j. B. Pearson of the j. B. Pearson Co.
Boston was in town Friday, Jan. 20. and
has leased the factory in the d. B. Plum
mer block and began work Monday, Jan.
3Oth
Miss Christine A. Jones, Mgr. of Brooks
Branch of Waldo Trust Co., attended the
banquet and supper by the Waldo Trust
Co. in the Windsor Hotel i Belfast last
Friday night. She was accompanied by
her sister Laura who attended the lire
mems ball.
Wilson Hutchins, the II year old son
of John Hutchins of Brooks, was severely
injured last Friday afternoon by the acci-
dental discharge of his "A rifle as he fell
from the load of wood on which he was
riding. He was taken to the office OF DIR.
A. E. Kilgore and is now at the residence
of G. H. Forbes. DR.. Kilgore found that
the shot entered Just above the right hip
and came out of the right lung. His tenn
perature was normal late Tuesday after
noon and his attending physician says it
is a remarkable case.
B. H. S. NOTES. At the last meeting
of the Athletic Association it was voted
to grant letters to all students playing in
two thirds of the games played each sea-
SON. Mr.. E. C. Mariner, Portland, Me-,
representative of CHM & Company. visit
ed the schools one day recently and gave
avery interesting talk to the members OF
the Junior and Senior High schools 1.-The
Sen ior play is progressing favorably, and
It is hoped it will be ready for the stage
by the last of February.
The following picture program is book
ed for Crockett's Theatre on the follow
ing dates: Jan. 28, Ethel Clayton in the
five reel Paramount feature, "The Price
of Possession" one reel news film, two
reel comedy, "Sonny, Polly and Jack
Tar" Feb. 4, all star Paramount feature
"Heliotrope," six reels, one reel news,
two reel Fox comedy, might Before"
Feb II. Paramount six reel feature, ITO
Plea Sc One Woman" one reel news, two
reel comedy, 'sPaul's First Kiss" Feb.
Is, w illiam S. Hart in the six reel Para
mount feature, Testing Block" one reel
: news, two Fox comedy, ''The Hayseed.
B. H. S. girls basket ball team was
defeated by the Bessey H. s. girls team
of Albion, in Albion Friday night, JAM
40 -, sc0ra IF IN to 3 The fOlI0XinQ
is the lineup and score:
B. H. S. bESSE1 n. ..
Webber. RI rG, Glidden
Nickerson, lg ie, Taylor
Gould. c, Bessey
Porter. IF rf, Abbott 8 %
Strois, RI II, turner
Bee kwith, II
Referees, Knight and Couehlin Time.
four lO-minute periods. dance followed
the game, with music by Tozier's or
chestra.
Golden Crown Lodge, Knights of pyth-
las. held its annual installation in Union
Hall Tuesday evening of last week, with
Charles Edward White of Belfast the in
stalling officer. The following were in
stalled: C c., Leroy Goddina; Y. c., Ell
bert Moulton; K. of r. and s., Percy II.
Grant; NJ. of F., VIM. c. Austin; M OF
Ex., Walter H. Young; preiates absent,
new one to be elected; M. of w., Clyde
smith: M. at A., Edward G. Cox; !. G.,
Beecher Sherman; o. G., Edwin johnson.
About forty members were present and
baked bean supper was served after the
zsnstallation.
A fast and exciting game of basket
s.ll WAS played in Union Hall Saturday
a. M. Jsnuary %, between Belfast Inter-
mediate school and Brooks intermediate
school. the score being II to IL in favor
of Brooks. The following is the lineup
and score:
BROOKS |. S. BELFAST l. .:
X. Ryder, IT ! H. rnnDIooA !
B. Deerinq, If H. laws I
M. Fogg, c2 c, Grey
Il bradford, RI re-, A. Marsano
n. Primes II la, J. Hammons
re, Buzzell
Referee, R. L Merritt. Timer, Harold
Payson. Scorer, Cecil Goddard. Inree
fouls on Brooks counted one point for
Belfast
Harvest Home Grange No. 81, 2. of H.,
had it, regular installation Of ofhcers IN
their hall Monday evening. Jam =. with
P. II. Otis w. Lane ~ installation omcer.
The following oficers were installed ror
the ensuing year: w. NJ, Ralph D. Ellis;
a. Frank ". Gibbs; Lee, Ruth Lowe
Lewis Stubbs; A. s., Sidney Tibbett:;
Chan.. Edith G. sherman; Treass Frank
"a. ouimby; Sec, Lizzie E. Ellis; g. &
Reecher sherman; Ceres. Mary Quimby;
Renona. Martha Lane; Flora. Lucy
sStnbhs: l. A. s., Nillie Iibbets inis
49, followed By the Harvest Feast 70.
.mnna Grange will meet here on FEB. =,
and the regular installation will be neio
vith Ststc Lecturer. Mr.. G: q. Purrna-
ton Of owdoinham - installing ofhcer.
past Worthy Aatron Mrs. Aedora y
Cnrpentcr. assisted BY Mrs. :. a. Merritt
se oaEshal installed the foliow'na omceIs
81 Hsppy Valley Chapter, Order Of tne
Eaetarn Star, Wednesday o. last weeA
n IN. ~. Lila Roberts; W. p, George