The Republican journal., 1922-04-27

II looks like a leading event in the mo-
ton picture season, the advent OF the
Last Trail" another of the Zane Grey
stories produced in elaborate fashion by
William Fox, Its at the Colonial Tuesday.
Mrs Ellen l.. Cushman, who was been
living at 10 Congress street since the
death of her husband, moved Tnes lay to
10 Belmont avenue. She purchased the
house generally known as the Brown place
Of Harry A Babbilge, who bought it at
the time Of the fire several months ago
tie rebuilt it for the purpose of selling.
The engagement of Miss Dorma, only
daughter of MIR and, Mrs. Joseph A. Pa
uuette Of Rockpart, formerly of this city
and b. II. 5. girl, to Carl Foster Darby,
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Oar
by of this city, has been announced. lie
holds responsible position with the Gen.
trail Maine Power Co. The marriage will
take place this summer.
Howard L. Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester A. Wilson of Puor's Mills, has been
elected a director of the Zeta Pi Building
/ Corporation recently organized at Orono
/ The purposes being the erection of
chapter house of the fraternity at the
/ University of Maine. The capital stock
I is $4,000 and par value of shares, $40
/ Mr.. Wilson. former B. IL. S. debater,
was captain of the Maine debating team
that defeated New Hampshire State Col
lege at Durham, April goth. The latter
team had previously defeated Colby on
the same question Of the closed shop.
Thomas II. Marshall Circle, Ladies of
the G. A. X observed Grants Centenary
at their regular meeting Tuesday after
noon with the following program: Sing
/ ing America; salute to the flag; Sketch of
the Life of Ulysses s. Grant, President
/ Annie NJ Frost; paper on Grant, Mrs. Ar
letta 5. Blodgett; remarks by Comrade
Thomas Cannon; singing, Battle Hymn OF
/ the Republic; Grant in the Civil War,
/ Mrs. Ida W. Mahoney; remarks by Com
rade l.. O. White; The American Creed,
Doris A. Collins; Singing Star Spangled
BinLer.
Martha, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas +. Bowke=, entertained IA
girl friends at her home on Park street
last Friday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. Games and music were enjoy
ed and delicious refreshments served. Th
little hostess received number of pretty
gifts. The guests were Jane Mudgett,
Ruth Follett, Margaret Hayes, Rather
inc Hayes, Roberta Smith Rebecca
Holmes, ernice Hopkins, Helen Read,
Jean Miller, Fern Linekin, julia Chal-
mers and Elena Shute. The two little
Hay girls look very much alike and a
little glrl said to one Of them: You are
Just alike, are you this one or are you
the other one2'
Mrs Carl H. Stevens entertaineda large
l.. har
home on Church street Supper was serv-
ed at D. m, from small tables decorated
with spring flowers. At each plate were
tiny May baskets filled with nuts and also
bearing the place cards. Mrs. George G.
Thompson and Miss Z. Frances Abbott
assisted the hostess in serving. The even
ing was spent with cards the prizes, pot
ted plants, were won by Mrs Norman A
Read and Mrs. Raymond X Sherman. The
guests were principally OF the Sewing
Club aud the Saturday Auction Club
Among those from out OF town were Mrs
Elon b. Gichrist of Grand Rapids, Mich
the guest of her parents, Hon. aud Mrs
X. +. Dunton; Miss Ruth Eaton of Boston
the house guest of Miss Loui K. Gle.
ment; and Miss Florence Colcord OF Sears.
port
Wesley N. Avery and A. II. Blanchard
of Worcester, Mass, were business caller,
in this city, April 10. Mr.. Avery, who il
a former Maine man, native of Cooper!
Mills, was TOR many years chief of thu
fire department in Worcester, having re
signed only a year ago tie is now will
the Maxim Fire Apparatus Co. lie serve,
the fire department with distinction, anC
after one of the last big fires in Worcester
he was spoken Of as the Iron Man" Mr.
q. -
Mills. MIR. blanchard, who has an office
at 10 State street, BostoJ, was also in tn,
Worcester fire department. serving fol
ten years under Chief Avery. tie resign.
ed about four years ago, to commence
manufacturing a special hoze nozzle, anC
is agent for New England of the Boston
Woven Hose GO
, George r. Matthews Of Lincolnvile
who was tried here in the Municipal Cour
ard bound over to the April term of thi
Waldo County Supreme Judicial Court
} was taken to Bangor last Thursday anC
! arraigned before United States Commls
; sioner Reid on charge of breaking and en-
tering in the night time building in LIN
! colnville, occupied in part by the pos
office, with intent to commit larceny
The respondent, who is farmer, aged 30
said that he entered the building to get
, pair Of mittens he had left in the stor,
part, and when he attempted to leave HI
became confused and walked into thu
postotlice part, where he was caught b,
the ostmaster. lie acknowledged tina
he entered the building by opening thu
door with key, but denied that he inten
ded to steal anything. Probable caus'
was found and Matthews was held for thu
June term Of the United States distric
court, and committed to Jail in default o.
$500 bail.