The Republican journal., 1922-05-11

Benz. L. Robertson and family have
moved from the Knowlton house at the
corner OF High and Spring streets to the
Hills house on upper Miller street.
Arbor Day was not generally observed
as il rained in torrents the greater part
of the time, the thermometer registered
low and the wind blew a gale rate.
The Girl Scouts of the Universaist
church will have a social in the vestry
next Tuesday evening under the drec-
ton of their lie lder, Mrs Basil r. Allen.
Mrs. f NJ. Cogeshall who came here
recently from Ten npleton, Mass, with
her sister, Mrs. w. +. Skerrye, was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis at the Tap
ley hospital last Saturday.
Governor Percival p. Baxter made the
following nominations last Friday: For
Justices of the Peace, Mrs Addie ID.
Mathews of Belfast and Bert ID. Brown
of Palermo; for Notaries Public-two for
mer Belfast young men, K, +. Springer
of Lisbon Falls and Arthur F. Brown of
Mechanic Falls.
Free-will offerings for the Ford coupe
for Miss Sadie Nj. Nickerson, District
ously. Some of the committee have had
wond erful success and report only kind
words and approval Of Miss Nickerson
and her efficient work. Other checks
have been promised.
Miss Anne C.. Crosby arrived last
Thursday for few days visit to arrange
for her gardens, etc, at her summer
home on Northport avenue. She found
that the house had been entered by break
| ing the glass and reaching the bolt in the
door. 1t was ransacked in every room,
but nothing of any value was missing 1t
was evidently the work OF the same gang
4 that entered the Hirsh cottage at Little
River and for the samespurpose.
Word has been received by Supt. of
Schools E. E. Roderick that the Belfast
high school has been placed on the ap-
proved list for three years by the New
England College Entrance Certificate
Board. The colleges included in the list
are Amherst, Bowdoin, Bates, Brown,
Boston University, Colby, Massachusetts,
College of Agriculture, Middebury,
Tufts, Wesleyan ami Williams. The
University of Maine isnot in the list but
they will admit pupils of this school with
certificates in class A.
According to the new schedule of sail
ings just issued from the general office of
the Eastern Steamship Lines, stea
Will leave Bangor daily, except Sundays,
commencing this week, Thursday. for Pc
nobScont river landing, and Boston.
Service returning from Boston will be
daily, except Sunday, at p. IN. day
light Saving Time). This six Trip per
week schedule is about three weeks ear
lier this season than last. The steam
ships Belfast and Camden will be in com
mission. Service will be increased on
the Bar Harbor & Bluehill Lines accord
lngly. The Metropolitan Line steamships,
Calvin Austin and North Land, are max
ing daily trips to New York via Cape
Cod Canal.
The annual meeting of John Cochran
Chapter, ID. A. r.. was held Monday
evening of last week with Mrs. Albert ID.
Mowry and Mrs. Sumner {. Pattee as
hostesses. Sar dwiches and coffee were
served with Miss Isabel Ginn assisting.
1t was voted to give S5 to the auto fund
| for the district nurse. 1t was also voted
to have a special meeting with Mrs
Edyth Frost Stevens in Unity some time
in June. The following officers were
Mrs. Eta G.. Simmons, vice regent; Mrs
Clara Ii. Seekins, recording secretary
Miss Isabel CHM, treasurer; Mrs Lilliar
M. Pattee, registrar; Miss Mildred E
Mitchell, corresponding secretary. Mrs
Edith Frost Stevens of Unity, historian
Mrs. Ida w. Mahoney, Miss Levern
Whitten, Miss Amy E. Stoddard and Mis-
Lucy A. Cochran, counsel; Miss Emero,
CHM, ch apfain. Committees will be ap
pointed at the next meeting, which will
be held June 9Th, with Mrs. Pearl X
Hills, Mrs. Jeanetta r. Jennings ant
Mrs. Viola r. Mayo as hostesses.
The chairmen of the various commit
tees in charge of the Boys Convention
met at the b. H. S. building Monda,
evening and gave most satisfactory re
ports of their work. Principal Ii. A
Foster and Supt Z. E. Roderick hav
registered IT'S boys from the variou
towns and so in the city. This assure
an attendance of 225 The entertainment
committee have already secured 10
rooms, but will need rs or 100 more
People have responded very generousl
and willingly to those soliciting money
but more is needed. Governor Perciva
P. Baxter will be the guest of honor a
the banquet; Ginger Frazier of Water
vile, well known to every athletic lad il
Maine through his work with the boys a
Lake Cobbossecontee, and also beloved b,
them, will have charge of the sports. Al
boys who wish to be in the races, games
sports. ETC., which begin Saturday a
1890 a. m, are requested to come pre-
pared with clothing. Rev. w. M. Jone
of Waterville, who is doing such a fin
work with bows of that clty will he il
charge of the Sunday afternoon ant
evening program.