The Republican journal., 1922-10-26
The News of Belfast

Mrs. Sumner {. Pattee was in Isles
boro Monday, where she has large class
in dancing and also several private pu-
pills.
Remember that the Chamber Of Com
merce will 20 to Knox this, Thursday,
evening. For particulars apply to Ralph
ii. Howes.
There were no races as advertised at
the New Belfast Fair grounds last Satur-
day on account of the recent snow and
cold weather.
Troop Three of the Baptist Boy Scouts,
with their parents and few friends, held
pleasant social in the vestry last Friday
evening under the direction of their Scout
Master George III. Robertson. They had
their usual stunts with light refresh
ments
MIR. and Mrs. Alton Andrews, who
have been living for some time in the
Walker house on Pearl street, have NOV
ed to East Northport. They have bou 1ht
the Mahoney homestead on the state
road of Mrs. Hattie Mahoney Mendall
and are making extensive improvements.
There will be parish supper and social
at the Baptist church Halloween evening,
Oct. 3lst, under the auspices of the social
committee Miss Della ID. knowlton chair
man. All members of the church and
parish over IA years are cordially invited
10 attend. The decorations and games
will be In keeping with Halloween.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary held
their annual inspection Oct %, past di-
vision president Frances Humphreys of
Bangor as inspector. Covers were laid
for forty W tn Sons of Veterans as guests.
The W ork was e&emplified in a very able
manner. AT the clio z of the session the
inspector was presented with a cut glass
bonbon dish ty Sister Rose York TO
which she responded in very pleasing
manner.
The Emma White Barker Tent, d. of
", will be inspected Nov lst at its reg
ular meeting by Mrs. Nellie Gamage of
Portland, the State Department Inspcc-
tor A supper will be served at the hall
for the guest of honor, Mrs. GamaRe, for
all obligated comrades, the Sons of Vet
erans and members of the Tent. Mrs.
Mary A. Carter, Mrs. Rose D. Sprague
and Mrs Minnie H. Salter will be the
committee in charge. Mrs. Dora j.
Bridges, the Tent president, earnestly re
quests all its officers to be present at the
rehearsal to be held Wednesday at p.
m. Mrs. Gamage will be the guest of
Mrs bridges during her visit in Belfast.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, announces the sale of the Temple
Heights Inn in the past week to l.. II.
Huntley of West Lynn, NJ SIS. This Trans
fer is one of the important deals along
the Penobscot Bay, negotiations for the
same having been opened last summer.
Mr.. Huntey has been in the city and
Nortnport this week, looking after the
changes and improvements which will be
made on the house. A new veranda will
be built all the way around tae house,
electric lights installed, additional bath
rooms put in and the grounds graded and
improved and the little hosiery on the
shore drive will be made one of the at
tractive summer places along the bay.
Mr. Huntley has had considerable hotel
experience aud will open it early another
year for long season and bookings have
already been assured.
The city schools closed Wednesday af-
ternoon to allow Supt. E. E. Roderick
and the teachers to attend the State
Teachers Association in Bangor the re-
mainder of the week. The following pu-
pills will take part in the School Music
Festival at 10 a. IN. Thursday with Supt.
Roderick chairman:
Pierce school, grade VI,-Alice Davis,
Phyllis Tuttle, Vergie Hogan, Frances
Spear, Airline Parker, Horace Wescott,
Benjamin Buzzell, George Rogers, John
Chalmers; Mcclellan school, grade VI
Lillian Orchard, Clarissa Hartman, OrIn
Salisbury, Norman Wood; City Building
school, grade VII-Hildegarde Rogers,
Thelma Hallowell, Henrietta Coombs,
Frances Thomas, Mildred Talbot, Made
line Salisbury, George Buzzell, Carleton
Robbins, Henry Chalmers, Lester kno@l-
ton, Philip Wood, Lester Cilley. Mrs.
| Harry II. Upton will accompany the
pupils to and from Bangor