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city i THE BANGOR DAILY NEWS BANGOR MAINE MONDAY APRIL 3 1944- FOR NEWS WANT ADS DIAL 6441- i Mis Guida Ames and Mrs Jessie I Emerson The supper was followed by a program which included group singing led by James Fraser Roy Stairs and Miss Esther Drummond A pantomime Bachelor's was presented by the following: pianist Mrs Belle Quinn reader Mrs Madeline Bedell bachelor Roy Stairs sweethearts early playmates Marion Kimball Elaine Kimball school girl Pauline French country girl Mrs Alice Stairs coquet Mrs Ruth Good-ridge beauty Miss Hilda Ernest demure girl Mrs Irene Pierce suffragette Mrs Alice McKeen Stiller Election An Omen Deems Russia MOSCOW April 2 The election of Democrat Stlgler to the House of Representatives in congressional election lat Tuesday was reported prominently in the Soviet press today A dispatch of the official news agency Tass from New York gave the impression the election was accepted by Russian leaders as indicative of a popular pre-election approval of President Roosevelt by quoting Robert Hannigan Demo- cratic national chairman to that general effect The dispatch followed by such interpretative comment was indicative of the unusual Interest with which Russia is following the coming presidential campaign in the United States Court Opens at Belfast Tuesday BELFAST April The civil docket of the superior court for Waldo county has been printed for the April term which convenes in Belfast on Tuesday morning April 11 Justice Albert Beli-veau of Rumford will preside The other court officials are Herman Coombs clerk Hillard Buzzell county attorney: Roland Woodbury sheriff Kenneth Twitchell of Bangor reporter The grand Jury will go into ses- the cast Rev Loring Wiglev passion with the opening of court tor of church Theodore Littlefield Tuesday but the traverse jury will Mary his wife Ellen Thompson not report until Thursday April Eugene Cash a dramatic star 13 at 9:30 o'clock (Parker Leonard Mrs Zooker' Ruth Thirty-one continued cases are Hunt Lena her daughter Marion entered for this term besides 12Eaton stage manager Barbara divorce libels Onlv three cases areiQcodwin director Miss Leah I listed on the equity docket Brown Bucksport High school presented the following students appearing in the cast: Admiral Bellows Martin Gerrish: Mrs Bellows his wife Jeanette Harri- et swortm Anrii 5 son Rose his daughter Pauline WakeMt Aunt Faye an actress Hlsworth Literature club w-lU meet Pierce Chester Frazer Monday evening April 3 at 7:45 Donald Blodgett stage manager iPn ioa will be presented: of the by Miss Carrie Harrington and by Miss Mary Gay-nor Mrs Fullerton gave a party Thursday afternoon at her home on West Main street to celebrate the tenth birthday of her niece i Donald in the city library Two papers BrucP dlrector Miss Inez il 1 Ka nraeantan' at thn I During the evening the Bucksport High school band directed by Principal Linwood Bowen rendered several very pleaslng select ions On behalf of the cast in Tonight" Martin Gerrish presented their director Miss Wood with a A district Five million square miles of the earth is desert ITo MOliat You UanJ Miss Grace Magill Guests present gjR were the Misses Lillian Magill Mrs Louise Miller of Orono acted I Jane Moore Mary Moore Shirley as jucRe At thc ckxse of the eve Litchfield Mary Litchfield Peggy nmg Mrs- Miller announced that Royal Maureen Dunleavy FlliEa Bucksport High school was the beth Bartlett Winifred Dudley winner in this contest bv three Alice Johnson Carol Fall Nancy points Actress Miss Esther Drummond sailor girl Miss Beverly Farrington gypsy Mrs Dorothy Emerson Indian maid Mrs Savina Arey motor girl Mrs Mildred Hallowell trained nurse Mrs Astrld Bourgon cook Mrs Alice Cushing widow Mrs Velma Brown mother Mrs Ethel Wardwell Following the pantomime two pictures' were shown These- were Uncle Sam Builds and World We Want to Live The Bucksport Center Farm Bureau met recently at the home of Mrs Olive Farrington on Buck street with ten present The subject Nursing" was presented by the home demonstration agent Miss Goodwin The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Ethel Wardwell in June Stockton Springs Holds Annual Town Meeting bad weather had a small attrnd- STOCKTON SPRINGS April The town meeting because of once but the business was quickly conducted with Preston Nutting as moderator and the total commitment was $17986 smaller than in a number of years and about $4000 less than last year which was very high giving a promise of a lesser tax rate for this yearv The board of selectmen Is composed of Albert West first Floyd Carr second Irving Sawyer third Mr West having been the first selectman for a number of years Mr Carr taking second in place of Arthur Colcord and Mr Sawyer serving his first term as the third on the board Irving Merrithew was returned as town treasurer and Walter Trundy continues as town clerk as does George Smith as tax collector and also in the office of road commissioner The new member of the school board is Clarence Mur Af MICAS HOST There will be a Joint meeting of Bucksport jjost American Legion and Auxiliary unit at the Legion hall on Elm street at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening Family Night was observed nt the Franklin Street Methodist church on Thursday evening with a large number present Supper was' served at 6 o'clock the following committee being In charge: Mrs Ethel Bridges Mrs Elsie McAUlan Mrs Esther Hutchins Mrs Alice Stairs visited Mrs nephew Charles Byrne a recent graduate of the United 1 States Naval academy They attended thp graduation ball given by the midshipmen the academy Chief Electrician's Mate Herbert Rogers and Mrs Rogers are spending a fewf days in Ellsworth while Mr Rogers is on leave from the Navy They are staying with Mrs mother Mrs Maude Walker of Bayview Rowell and Barbara McCauley The guests pronounced the party a decided success Games were played and delicious refreshments including a birthday cake were served by the hostess The Unitarian Alliance is holding a cooked food sale at the Beal jewelry store on Saturday afternoon April 8 beginning at 2:30 The May baskets which have been made by members of the Alliance will be sold and also during the evening of the day of the sale Miss Grace McKenney principal of the Pine street school gave a demonstration of callsthepics and folk dancing at the Ellsworth High school Thursday night Miss McKenney gave an Easter party for the members of her class at the Pine street school on Friday The children enjoyed an egg rolling contest and games were played with prizes for the winners Refreshments were served Mrs Estey and daughter Ina of Bayside have just returned from Annapolis Md where they parsing th winter 'season in Florida lias sent a check to the Rev Father Charles I Brown of St Francis of Assisi Church to be used for any parish purpose he desires In the accompanying note Mr Wilson warmly commended Father Brown for his efforts in Selective Service and numerous other labors in support of the war on the home Mr Wilson had previously sent a check to the Rev James Hayes lector of St Episcopal church in appreciation of the work he had done for the youth of Belfast and to be used in any manner he might desire Any men participating in this war who wish to join the Randall-Colllns post Veterans of Foreign Wars may obtain information by getting in touch with the' new commander Edward Robinson Sr of 27 Congress street Seaman 2-cJuJian Cottrell who has just completed his boot training in Nerw York is passing 14 leave with relatives and friends in Belfast and Belmont Seaman "2-c John Eaton is passing 14 leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Eaton Corporal Vincent Gray son of County Commissioner and Mrs Charles Gray of Prospect is at home on furlough He recently returned from overseas duty during which he participated in the Tunisian campaign and in the Italian campaign On the day of his arrival in the United States Mr -and Mrs Gray received word that their son Lieut Quinton Gray pilot of a B-17 Fljng' Fortress had arrived somewhere overseas Both young men have been in service three years being the first to leave Prospect Mr and Mrs Henry Ladd received -a letter recently from their son T-Sgt John Ladd who is in a German prison camp The letter was dated Dec 1st He wrote that he was fine and escaped from the air battle without a scratch and that thanks to the Red Cross he was faring well am" was enough The award of the Air Medal for meritorious achievement to Staff Sergt Carl Pulcifer son of Mrs Charles A Pulcifer of Cedar street has been announced by the commanding general of the Eighth Air Force Sergt Pulcifer is somewhere in England and his letters describing the places that he has vLsited are intensely' interesting Charles Clements and his granddaughter Laurel Clements a senior at Gould academy presented the program at the last meeting of the Belfast Lions club Miss Clements played several piano selections and then Mr Clements gave the story of the poultry' Industry in Maine from- its beginning to the present time and its position among the industries of this State also its problems and how they were solved Twenty -one were present at the meeting Max Ruben presided and Hillard Buzzell led the singing Ten-year membershio awards were piesented by Buzzell to Merton Haley and Max Ruben Dr Burton Larrabee was presented a ten-year charter membership award The war memorial committee was enlarged and it now consist of Arthur Clark chairman Harrington Bradbury Lawrence Kapi-loff Richard Lawless and Albert Weymouth Mrs Ivan Havener will be hostess to the members of the Lyon-ettes club Monday evening at her home 6 John street Supper will be served before the meeting Net proceeds from the student council play presented by Crosby High school pupils last week amount to $115 A feature of the Union Lenten service on Tuesday evening April 4 at St Margaret's Episcopal church will be the chorus singing of the combined choirs of the four churches with Elbridge Pitcher directing and Mrs Ary Dulfer at the piano They win sing Appear" and Ye by Gounod also two chorals Mrs Genie Daly a member of the Maine Council of Churches will be the guest speaker Thursday evening April 6 another beano game for the benefit of Bundles for America will be sponsored by Tarratlne Tribe of Red Men at its hall on Phoenix Row Waldo Pomona grange will meet on Tuesday evening April 4 with Frederick Ritchie grange Waldo This Way to Extra Points! Alida Shute Belfast to Wed Sgt Coates -BELFAST April Mrs Alice Shute of 15 Park street announces the engagement -of her daughter Alida Louise to Technical Sergeant Don Eldon Coates of Hardin I1L Miss Shute was graduated from Crosby High school of Belfast In the class of 194a and was -in "Washington employed In the "War department until July 1943 at which time she was transferred to the Alaskan service and since then has been in Whitehorse Yukon Territory Canada Sgt Coates Is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Coates of Hardin 111 and attended Illinois college in Jacksonville 111 for three years before entering the armed service and for the past' year has been stationed In Alaska Miss Shute has tendered her resignation to tajce effect on April 26 and she plans to fly home about that time No date has been set for the wedding Mrs Charles Pulclfer has recently received a letter from her son Sgt Carl Pulclfer written from somewhere in England and dated March 14 She had not heard from him for a long time previously He has received two Oak Leaf Clusters besides" the Air Medal for meritorious achievement He wrote that he was In a crash New Eve but as he writes of sightseeing trips in London since that time Mrs Pulcffer assumes that he was not injured He wrote Interestingly of visiting many places in London although all of the museums are closed which he would "like to have seen He did see an exhibition of war paintings however He was Impressed by the thousands of cots which he saw In the underground air raid shelters all of those people having lost their homes An English girl whom he had met sometime ago invited him to her house recently tut before he could get there her house and three others in a row had been destroyed by bombs Sergt Pulcifer was staying during his leave in London at the Imperial Hotel where his mother and his aunt Madame Lillian Blauvelt famous singer had stayed some years ago This Is a huge hotel with about 3000 rooms given over entirely to the soldiers on fur- lough He wrote that he had had a juicy lately and that everything is done to make the men comfortable i Mrs Pulcifer also received a letter from Miss Florence McNeil I of Belfast who is now stationed at Casablanca in North Africa where she has a secretarial position with The Red Cross Miss McNeil also does library work and wrote that they have many new books coming in and that' she finds th work intensely interesting They have plenty to eat she writes and are very comfortable The third annual dance recital of pupils of Mrsv Max Ruben will take place in the City Theatre An Wednesday evening April 12 Forty pupils are to participaterand Mrs Henry Smith will be the pian- Hostesses for the evening are to be Mrs Leroy Coombs anc Mrs Thurman Cole Lawrence Kapi-loff will be in the box office I Herman Coombs clerk of courts of Waldo county has received a proclamation for Am an American forwarded through District Director Landis St Albans Vt of the Im- migration and Naturalization Serv- ace of the Department of i Justice The day will be observed on Sunday May 21 Sergt Carl Howard son of i Mr and Mrs Elijah Howard of High street who is now in the Southwest Pacific has returned to active service after being Injured in the battle of Munda Basil A Hills a private in the infantry now in the Southwest Pacific was wounded in the battle of-Munda and received the Pur- pie Heart He Is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hills of Belmont avenue Belfast Prank Wilson who has been Miss Save Fats for Li phy For highways and bridges $2300 was appropriated and for removal of snow $1000 for special resolve road third class highway cutting bushes and sidewalks $930 and for the highway patrolman $740 High school $2500 and common schools $2800 with school supplies and miscellaneous school expenses $625 The salary is $336 with hydrant rental $108750 and town officers $1000 and other town expenses making the total as above A Republican caucus held In the selectmen's office was well attended Byron Heath served as chairman and Mrs Merrill Ellis as secretary Two delegates and two alternates were elected to attend the Republican State convention In Bangor on Tuesday April 13 Mrs Charles Worth and Clarence Murphy are the delegates and the alternates Mr and Mrs Floyd Carr Two delegates and two alternates were also elected to attend the second district convention in Bangor on Friday ApriH4 as follows: Delegates Mr and Mrs Floyd Carr and iternates Mrs Charles Worth and Clarence Murphy A town committee was chosen as follows: Irving Sawyer Frank lin Frye Mrs Mary-Winslow Mrs Margaret CarrvJames Griffin Merrill Ellis Floyd Carr Murphy George Smith Bvron Heath Albert West Alice Ellis Frances Northup Gladys Murphy Florence Worth George Hopkins Louise Hopkins Emery Bickmore Julia Harry Irving Harris Josiah Lancaster Patterson Blanche Staples and Bertha White The officers oof the town committee were elected as follows: Byron Heath chairman Floyd Carr vice chairman Alice iV Ellis secretary and treasurer Castine CASTINE April Mr and Mrs Lester Bowden have received a letter from their son Lionel Bowden GM 1-c Navy SeaBees stating that he had arrived safely somewhere In New Guinea' After a ten-day furlough with his family on Green street Hazel-ton Bowden BM 2 Navy Sea-Bees has returned to Camp Peary Va- NOTICE On and After April 1st the Office of Albert Fellow will be at 52 Ohio St Tel 2-0751 fin uu (Saturday In The Aroostook Potato Market Potatoes- Aroostook offerings fairly liberal dem -1 very alow market dull carloads I-OB 100 pound aacks and 50 pound sacks cwt basis No 2 inch minimum size A I various varieties very- few sale3 mostly around 220 Many 'present shipments seed Marty present shipments rollea unsold Few present shipments on previous contract warehouse cash to grower bulk per barrel measure central points mostly 275 A The word salary comes from the2' Latin salarium the part of a Roman wages he received in salt 7 'fctZ Cr)T CCt I 5 Use Convenient Service! 6 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