The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-09-28
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Mrs. A. B. Payson visited relatives i'm
Rockland last week.
A number from here attended the
races at Bangor Saturday.
Mr.. H. E. Jenkens has a new Durant
car purchased of Belfast agents.
Mrs Kate A. Lane is assisting Mrs. F.
A. Merritt in her millinery rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Emmons of Old Or
chard are visiting friends in town.
Happy Valley Chapter, o. E. s., heldk
its first meeting for the fall. Sept. IL.
Mr.. Philip White of Monroe is our new
telephone operator and began work Sum
day.
j. w. Hobbs and family have moved
into the Charles Miller house for the
winter.
Mrs. Fred Wright of Jackson has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. II. Blown,
for few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Toner of VassaI-
boro spent the weekend with W. s.
Jones and family.
+. G. Cox and family are occupying
the home which they recently purchased
of Charles Watson.
D. B. Plummer and family, James Pay
son and father autoed to Bangor and
Bucksport Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas, the Principal of the In
termediate school, spent the weekend at
his home in Newport.
Mr. Bradley and family of Millinockets.
who purchased the j. w. Hobbs place..
t00k nocsecsiou Cant 18th
Mrs. Lillian Perkins of Bangor has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
W. Gibbs, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emmons and
baby son Arthur of Old Orchard weroe
guests of friends in town recently.
A little Lanphier girl fell from the
school team last week and the wheel
passed over her injuring her quite seri-
ously.
Brooks High School has made neces-
sary changes in the course of study So
that its graduates will now be able to en-
ter any college in the State.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Brown and
granddaughter Isabelle, accompanied by
Mr.. Owen Miller and Miss Ruth VI. Ames-
spent Sunday with their son, Harry M.
bAO"h oho AoAAiiy VI OAiSys
The picture "Behold the Man." based
on the Passion Play presented at Ober-
ommegau, was given at Crockett's hall
Sunday evening, Sept. II, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid to full house.
The old Roberts & Sons saw mill,
which was built in the winter of 1884,.
has been torn down and will be rebuilt
and connected to the Roberts & Sons up-
per mill. E. c. Boody and crew are do
ing the work.
An accident occurred in the Black and
Gay canning factory Saturday when
Mrs. Eva Lanes arm was drawn into the
corn cutter she was operating Fortu-
nately she was able to stop the machine
so quickly that the arm and hand were
only scratched and bruised badly, no.
bones being injured.
| Much interest is shown in the radio
outfit made by Frank r. Goodwin, the
| 14-year-old son of Mrs. A. B. Payson.
1t has taken several months to make the
outfit from telephone batteries, small
wire, coils, receivers, ETC., but it is near
ly complete and Friday night, Sept 22nds
| c. A. Legrow, principal of B. H. S., Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Payson distinctly heard
violin solo, vocal selection and band
concert from this outfit, but the places
| from which these came cannot be dis
| tinctly determined yet although it is
| thought that the band concert was from
| Sousa's Band, which was in or near Ban
! gor on that night.
| B. H. S. NOTES. Mr.. Osborne L. Pay
son, B. H. S. '22, is attending school at
U. of NJ, Orono. ....William Nickerson,
| B. H. 5. '22, is teaching in Monroe.....
Abbie Nickerson. B. H. S. '22. is teach
ing in South China..... Vera Roberts, B..
H. S. '22, is teaching in Jackson. Leila
Gould, B. H. S. 20, of Dixmont is teach-
ing in Vassalboro. Gladys Porter, B.
H. S. '22 of Dixmont is attending busi-
ness college in Bangor..... Airline Went
worth, B. H. S. '22 of Knox, has gone to-
Portland, where she has employment
There are twenty-nine students regis
tered in the Freshman class this year,
| nineteen in the Sophomore class; seven
| in the Junior class and six in the Senior
| class.