The Republican journal., 1917-06-07
Walter Wood has enlisted in the NAVY
and left last Thursday for Rockland

waiter Wood has enlisted in the Nayy
and left last Thursday for Rockland
The Leonard & Barrows' shoe factory
started up Tuesday, having been closed
several days for general repairs
Lieut.. K. 6. White of the SUNNY Co
and Sergeant G. P. Brown of the Machine
Gun Co. OF the Second Maine Regiment
arrived Monday night from Aupusta nm
der orders from the State Department to
use all the influence possible to encour-
age young men in Belfast to enlist in this
regiment that it may be made IN of vol
| unteers. The rooms of the Public Safety
| Committee, High street, have been placed
at the disposal of the recruiting officers.
where they may be found from a, m. to
8p. m. There will be a patriotic meet
ing on the common this, Thursday, even
ing with local and out-of-t town speakers
The Belfast band will be in attendance
and give concert during the evening.
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES AND
BUTTONS. A registration certificate was
issued to each person registering limo
5fh. This card has on it picture of tho
American eagle and the words. s"Po
Whom it may concern, Greetings: These
present attest, That in accordance with
the proclamation of the President of the
United States, and in compliance with
law" (the name, residence, etc., "has
submitted himself to registration and has
by me been duly registered this 5fh dav
of June 1917. "-Registrar. Attractive
gold buttons the size of a nickel were
presented all registering. They bear the
Stars and Stripes and the Maine flag in
colors crossed above a white shield bear
ing the numerals 1917 in the center: the
word Maine" on the upper side and the
word Registered" below in blue,
PoOR's MILLS. There will be services
at the hall every Sunday The Sunday
SC hool has been organized, with Cassius
Hamilton superintendent, and Annabel
Underwood librarian. Miss Ethel Rog-
ers and Miss Geneva Perkins visited
Mrs. II. ii. Wentworth and Mrs Arthur
Thompson last week. Mrs. Underwood
and Mrs. Cole visited Mrs. Frank Towle
recently Ralph jackson has moved his
family into the Henry Davis house.
Mrs Irwin Wood has gone to North
Haven to visit her parents .. Several
from here attended the auction last week
in Montvilie, also one in Searsmont j.
F. Sheldon was auctioneer. Mrs. Frank
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Wilson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Empo-
| rum, Chas. B. Eaton & Co will have
half-price sale for four days, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday and Monday, which in
cludes all their silk gowns, suits and sepa-
rate skirts. They also offer attractive
prices on waists. Read & Hills, drug
gists, carry the Jersey ice cream in brick
or bulk. 1t comes direct from Lawrence,
Mass, packed in Triple-Seal packages.
See advt of Dodge Brothers motor car.
For sale in Belfast by B. o. Norton.
There is a certain type Of women of rare
discrimination you just know wears the
LaFrance shoes. No need to look. For
sale only at The Dinsmore Store. See
notice of Commissioners of Inland Fish
cries and Game in regard to rules and
regulations relating to fishing in Waldo
county,. The Penobscot Bay Electric
Co. makes few suggestions of electri-
cal gifts for wedding presents. 90. The
Liberty Loan Committee of Belfast re-
port that the Liberty Loan is not yet
=. subscribed and must be taken by
the people before June 18TH. E. w. Ellis
will hold public auction June 14th at
10 a. m. at his home in East Belfast, at
which time his personal property consist
ing of farming tools, household goods
and large variety of articles will be Of
fered for sale. See notice of hearing of
Public Utilities Commission of Maine,
June 18th at Waterville, in regard to
protection of grade crossings