The Republican journal., 1922-03-02


al of all lovers of good pictures.
The Lend-a Hand club will meet this
week with Mrs. d. X. Black on Upper
High street. A large attendance is re-
quested to act on important business
matters.
Charles E. Stevens has bought the
terson * Sylvester and will place them
in his harness store in the Hayford block
on Church street
In his appointments of Feb 9th Gov.
Baxter announced the following Waldo
County men as justices of the peace:
Fred A. McAilister, Burnham; Charles f.
Andrews, Belmont; Judge Ellery Bow
den, Winterport.
The Belfast Chamber of Commerce
will have their banquet and get-togeth-
er in Memorial Hall Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Baptist church will ca
ter, there will be a short program and
later dance with music by McKeeD's
orchestra.
Primrose Chapter, o. E. s., will hold
it's regular meeting, Frid evening,
March 3rd A picnic supper will be serv-
ed at g. 80 by the following committee:
Cordeia Brown, Lulu c. Hills, Vesfa
Ellis, Annie Patterson, Gertrude Bowker.
This will be followed by the regular
meeting at 7.3O, when degrees will be
conferred on five candidates.
The B. II. S. seniors are enthusiastic
over the outcome of the rehearsals of
their play, Miss Bob White, to be given
in the Colonial Theatre March 9th, under
the efficient direction of Miss Lucille
Peck OF the Rogers Producing Com
r pany. The only change in the cast as
first announced is that of Miss Florence
5 Parsons succeeding Miss Ruth Partridge,
as Maggie, the housemaid.
The members of the Unitarian Alliance
1 will meet this, Thursday. afternoon al
. the home of Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore ant
c sew for the Girls Home. Members Of
y the Round Table are invited. Through
d the courtesy of the North church Rount
Table the musicale which was to have
# been held last week with Mrs Clemen
d w Wescott will be held in the Nortl
e church parlor Friday, March 10TH Tn,
e program will include selections from fav
e orite operas.
IA
{. hold goods arrived last week from Tenn
e pleton, Mass, and were taken to tn,
e Congregational parsonage at the corne
It of High and Park streets. Mr.. Sherry,
d ate at the Federated church At the timt
. of his resignation as pastor of the Unl-
: tartan church in Templeton the Boston
!. Globe said of him:
p "Rev. Mr.. Skerrye was born in Liver
pooi, N. S., 54 years ago He first served
y as a minister in Provincetown, and lief
: there in 1898 to go to Saco Me. He came
= to Templeton in 1906. He is president o
n the Templeton Village Improvement So
ciety. and is member of the TempletoI
School Committee and trustee of tn
a Public Library"
Mr. and Mrs. Skerrye have two sons
q one teacher and the other a student a
:, Harvard College.
k The Belfast Band, through the energ
y of it's leader, j. Lee Patterson, has OBJ
/ tanned permission of the city officials t
: give Sunday concerts at the Colonial at
: D. m. This is in line with other Maine cit
:, les. especially Bath, and is meeting wit
e the appreciation of the public. 1t is real
r " the only time the Band can get togeth
d er with any degree of convenience. Tn
e concerts planned for last summer wer
made impossible on account of the trans
v fer to out-of-town positions of some o
q their leading men, At present the Bant
q is in fine form having recently acquired
q tie services of VIM. L, Luce, baritone
Dean Knowltou, clarinet; Roy Greene
O cornet and Charles F. Hammons, voca
4 solost The concert program for mex
Sunday afternoon will have ten number
;, including solos by Mr.. Greene and Mr.
:, Hammons; also by request the genera
J. favorite medley overture, "Sweet Ok
Songs" 1t is hoped there will be gooC
attendance as there is no admission, blu
q a collection will be taken at each concert
This is an opportunity to help keep tn,
Band, always good city asset, in tn,
fine condition it is at the present.
r DELIGHTFUL SLEIGHING PARTIES
: There were two happy events the pas
n week among the young people. Thurs
S day at D. m the seniors of the b H. S
: accompanied by Principal and Mrs Harry
6 A. Foster, Mr.. Melville E. Chase. Mrs S
A. Parker, Mrs. William l.. Luce, Miss
Esther F. Evans, Supt. and Mrs. f. Z
: Roderick, made the trip in two hayrcks
ON runners to the home in Belmont Of
n Miss Marjorie Knowlton, member OF
the class. A delicious supper was served
n nv the hostess assisted by Misses Eve
Ivn Kpowlton and Margaret Eaton, M
o A. Cook, the photographer, took pic
a lures of the dining room. Miss knowltor
e was presented with dai nty gold pendan
d by Kermit Nickerson in behalf of thu