The Republican journal., 1917-12-13
The News of Belfast.

The North Church Guild has contribut-
ID IS. 90 to the Y. w. c. A. fund.
Friends of William White, who is
serving in the Navy. have received WORD
IF his arrival at London.
At the meeting of Thomas II. Marshall
Circle last Tuesday the following were
initiated: Miss Hattie White, Mrs Annie
Richards and Mrs. lisa Morse.
Dr T.. s. Mason of Bangor, formerly OF
Belfast, has volunteered his services IN
he Halifax relief corps, Miss Maude l.
curtis of Belfast, graduate nurse OF the
EASTERN Maine General Hospital, is one
# the Bangor volunteer nurses
The assignments of Judges of the Su-
,reme Court for 1918 has been made.
Judges Spear, Hanson and Phllbrook
ave been assigned to Waldo county, in
he following order: Judge Spear for the
Iannarv term, Judge Hanson for the
Anril term and Judge Philbrook for the
September term.
Wilbur R. Blodgett has resigned his
position in the Searsport National Bank
and has entered the employ of the City
National Bank of Belfast as Teller
Theodore R. Bramhall, B, H. S. '18, is
assisting afternoons in the bank. MIS-
I.vnwood B. Thompson and MIS- Leslie
c Follett have also been employed as
9x-ra clerks for several weeks.
BE A MEMBER OF THE RED CROSS.
The special effort to raise Waldo County's
remaining quota of /, 100 members to the
Red Cross Society will begin Dec l5th.
The County already has 3, 700 on Its total
If 4 300 1t is hoped that the local socle-
lies throughout the county will canvass
N their localities, thus making the task
an easy one. The Red Cross window
Tags for the new members, only, have
oeen received at the Public Safety's room
and will be distributed or given out to
hose who call for them for the window
displav asked for at Christmas eve, when
averv new member in the building will
display a candle back of the transpar-
ency.
Morris l.. Slugg has been appointed d.
rector for the War Savings Certificate
Committee for Waldo County and has
lifted I'D room No. in the Custom House
and engaged Mrs. Grace c. Pillsbury as
clerk. The office will be opened for busi-
ness next Monday. Mr.. Slugg has APP
pointed the followi g committee tor Bel
fast: Wilmer j. Dorman, chairman; y.
F. Frost, James H. Howes, Clement W,
Wescott and A. w. Heating. Capt. b.
F. Colcord has been appointed chairman
for Searsport and the chairman OF the
other towns in the county will be named
later. These certificates are only 20 cents
each and the folders with directions, etc,
NAV be obtained at any post office IN the
county. They will bear per cent inter
est compounded monthly and will appeal
to CnllUon anu OtllClS HOt plSSSh'
able to invest on larger scale.
COLONIAL THEATRE. June Caprice,
the sunshine girl, is offered today In
play Of laughs and thrills, five-ree
Fox feature, patsy" Come and for
get your troubles. Friday, matinee ano
evening, the world famous play, "Rebec-
ca of Sunnybrook Farm with the ma
tion's darling, Mary Pickford, in the
leading role is the big attraction. Beal
in mind there are three complete shows
2.30,7 and 80. Make it point to come
at ole of these for "Rebecca" is one O
the lnest things of the year. Saturday
BIZ show is offered, Anita Stewart ant
Chsles Richman in the thrilling Blu'
Ribbon feature, '"rhe More Excellent
W." little Bobby Connolly in his lates
an Big V comedy. Monday, a BIZ
doble program will be given, including
til Bird episode of that mystifying ant
ttilling serial, "Who Is Number One,
witch is entitled ''The Sea Crawler,
ad is a story of treasure ships, subma
ries and hand to hand conflict on thu
oean bottom. Also the most charming
Ifsonality of the screen, Vivian MartiI
icfiered in beautiful play, 1.-THE Sun
4 Trail" Tuesday, matinee and even
x, Mae Marsh in the big play, "Polly o
te Circus" Wednesday, Lew Fields AM
,adge Evans in THE Corner Grocer,
pm the famous stage play.