The Republican journal., 1922-12-07

The North Church Guild will meet in
the church parlors next Monday evening
at 80.
The Boston steamers 60 on their two
trips per week schedule this week. They
will leave Belfast for Boston Monday and
Thursday, and Boston for Belfast Tuesday
and Friday.
Don't miss the lecture by Carveth Wells
at the Baptist church this, Thursday,
evening under the auspices of the Belfast
Teachers Club. Admission so cents for
adults and % cents for school CHILDREN.
w. j. Ryan of Portland, the distributor
of the Maine Farmers Almanac is in Bel
fast this week on his Aud trip From
here he will go to Dexter, r,Dover-Foxcroft
lie is working tor the Maine Home for
the Blind.
Mrs. Cecil Clay, president of the Waldo
County Hospital Aid, acknowledges the
receipt of about 500 jars of jelly, pickles.
and preserves besides a large amount of
vegetable of all kinds. The jars will be
returned If called for at the hospital.
Sheriff Frank A. Littlefield received
telegram from an officer in Rothsay,
MINI, stating that James Dele, the
French Canadian, had been held there as
he was boasting of breaking Belfast jail.
Sheriff Littlefield notified the authorities
at Thomaston State Prison as Dele was
wanted there, where he escaped last Aug
ust. Dele did serve sentence for break
ing and larceny at the Charles Thomson
house in Northport, escaping from the
Jail but was retaken at Vanceboro, where
he was boasting of his smartness An
officer was sent from Tomaston to Roth
say to bring him back.
Sheriff Frank A. Littlefield received
several complaints eaarding the unruly
conduct of people occupying the upper
rooms of the Knowlton block on High
street and Thanksgiving Day searched
the rooms. He found still, large
number of bottles of vanilla and also
brew. He carried out the warning he
had previously given the occupants
and cleaned up the place. Frank l..
Bartlett was arrested and when tried Fri
day before Judge Clyde K. Chapman OF
the Municipal Court was found guilty OF
the illegal possession of still, for which
he was fined $1,000 and costs and 2
months in Jail. He appealed to the Jan
uary term of the Supreme Judicial Court
and gave bond.
Co. KS CABERET A SOCIAL AND FL
NANCIAL SUCCESS. Every table was
filled and a large number of spectator
occupied the balconies at the cabere
given by Company X. of the Thire
Maine last Wednesday evening. Th'
net proceeds were about 5000. Mcheen'
orchestra furnished several new sci C
tions in their fine music when the follow
ing program was int rspersed with th'
dances: Miss Charlotte Knowlton, :
vocal solo, / Gathered Rose. She SAM
beautifully and was obliged to repeat
part of the song. Mrs. S. Augustus Par
ker gave a reading, Thu Travelling Sales
man, which was most amusing and an el
core was demanded. Miss Clara ham
mons and Carl Colcord danced ''Plerrett
and Pierrot," in costume, M IS Hammoh
wearing fluffy orange ballet costum
and Mr. Colcord wearing orange an
black. The dance made a decided nit
and for an encore Miss Hammons ap
peared alone in short number. MIS-
Melvin y. Dickey and MIS- Harold Il
Hollingshead sang a duet which wa
pleasing and they were Obliged TO CIV
an encore. Mrs. Clement w. Wescot
sang lovely little lullaby, accompanle
by Mrs. Lloyd D. Mcheen and with Vio
lin obligato by MI Mckeen, which wa
one of the finest numbers OF the evening
A dance by Mrs. Lyndon V. flummer
(Oive Morse) closed the numbers. on
did Spanish dance in costume, WHICH
was very well received.