The Republican journal., 1922-04-20

Miss Louise II. Ferguson has rented the
first floor apartmt mt in the Conant house
on Church street and will occupy it in
the near future.
The Belfast High school obs erved Bird
Day Friday. There were appropriate songs,
talks and remarks by the students and
questions bv Principal Harry A. Foster.
David Moody. a Junior, of Swanville,
told of the habits of some of the birds he
had studied including the blue bird, the
meadow lark, bobolink, oven bird and
marsh wren.
The last of the winter series of the Bel
fast Dancing Club under the direction of
committee of men with Ralph II
Howes, chairman, held it's last session
| Thursday. The Searsport members have
invited the club to Searsport as soon as
the roads are in good condition. They
will furnish the hall and the refre H.
ments and tie Belfast member will take
Mckeen's orchestra with them Later it
is planned to take an auto trip to the new
dance pavilion in Swanvlle.
Charles Dyer of Burnham, who escaped
from the Jail yard, where with other pris-
onerS, he was saving wood on April 5th,
voluntarily returned last Wednesday af-
ternoon He telephoned Sheriff Frank
A. Littlefied from Burnham that he
would like to come back as he did not
want to go to Canada, where he planned
to 90 when he escaped. Later Mr.. Lit
tlefield received a postal from Dyer's
father saying that Charles would arrive
on the afternoon train. He admitted
that the officers made life weary for him
and that it was too difficult to evade
/ them.
A special from Augusta under date of
April l4th gives list of nomination pa
pers filed, including those of Frede ick A.
Hall OF UNITY, Democratic candidate for
the House of Representatives from the
class district comprised of the towns of
Unity, Troy, Thorndike, Burnham. Brooks,
Jackson Waldo, Monroe and Swanvlle..
Roscoe Black of Belfast, Democratic can
dldate for register of deeds for Waldo
county,. Ellery Bowden of Winterport,
Republican candidate for judge of probate
for Waldo county,. Hodgdon G.. BuZzell
of Belfast, Republican candidate for state
+ senator from Waldo county.
] Capt. and Mrs. John E. Davies OF
Islesboro, who spent the winter in St.
Thomas, where Capt Davies had charge
of a coaing station for Fields S. Pendle-
ton of New York and Islesboro, have re-
i turned home They visited in Belfast
/ on their way to Isesboro Capt Davies
is to build bungalow in this city, on a
4 lot recently bought of Eben Hatch. 1t is
on Union street, overlooking the bay.
i He will commence work on it as soon as
! the weather is suitable and will come to
Belfast in a few days to make some
! preparations. Capt and Mrs. Davies
spent a winter here a few years ago
when he was superintendent OF construc
tion during the building of the schooner
Blanche G. Pendleton.
I The Belfast Indep pendent Order of Odd
/ Fellows will observe their anniversary,
/ Sunday, April 23rd, by attending the
Baptist church with sermon by Rev.
George c. Sauer. All members of the
order are requested TO assemble at the
lodge room at 10 a. m. and to lay aside
all other engagements and worship on
that day. Their anniversary celebration
will be held Wednesday evening, April
Goth at 7 30 O'Clock in their lodge room
when James K. Townsend, Grand Secre-
tary and DR.. Harold j. Toward,
4 Grand Patriarch, will be present and ad-
/ dress the members. There will be lit
erary and musical entertainment. Re-
/ freshments will be served McKeen's
! Orchestra will be in attendance.
/ Fish from the Knox County Hatchery
/ have recently been planted in the follow
/ ing waters which are wholly or partly in
Waldo County:
Landlocked Salmon Fry-Norton Pond,
/ Lincolnville, 5000; Megunticook Lake,
2l,0O0; Mixer Pond, Knox, 5000; Water
Works ponds. Belfast, 5000; Swan Lake,
/ 10000; Georges Lake, 1000.
/ Salmon. -Megunticook Lake,
5000; Swan Lake, 1000; Georges Lake, L.
600
Square-tailed Trout = Thompson's
Brook, oearsmont, 5000; Georges River,
Searsmont, 10000; Jam Brook, Sears
mont, 5000; Montvllle Center stream, TO- :
900; 0;Megunticook Lake, 25, 900; Swan Lake,
10000; Tank Brook, Waldo, 5000; Water
Works Ponds, Belfast, 1000; Duck Trap
stream, 10000; Dead Brook Belfast, 5000;
Center Brook, Monroe, 5000; Merriam
stream, Morrill,, 5000; Bartlett steam,
Belfast and Waldo. 5000; Goose River,
Belfast, 10 600; Mill stream, Belfast,
5000; Mckinley stream, Belfast, 5000;
Black Brook, Stockton, 500.