The Republican journal., 1917-05-10
b News of Belfast.

Annette Robinson of Castine,
Mss ,a,ber in the Brick school, East
Ia''' and recently teacher in the
Fli''y Mass, Junior High school, is re-
p''' from serious surgical operation
Boston hospital
n- W. Kinghorn of Searsmont
A ,1g out recently, he saw three
90 ,ss near the Alden Brown farm.
fE ,,ned his horse when the moose
.bs,r heads, locked at him awhile,
..,tts5 off into the woods.
lance given by the Coe- Mortimer
so last Friday evening in Memo
l,r was very pleasant affair and
.-,endsd McKeen's orchestra fur
+.Js>cellent music, playing a number
and popular airs, and dancing was
...4 from to o'clock, with inter-
..soa at II.
a. account Of the impaired health of
..a A Banks, stamper in the Belfast
alice The following changes have
made MIR Banks has taken the
o.,I Free Delivery Route, Herbert L.
.a.n, formerly on this route, succeeds
z.rss 8Owker as city carrier No. 4
.lerge Of parcel post, and Mr. Bowker
s.41oe-
Jones' formerly in the grocery
.,np,, lewiston, has moved to Bel
and WJl conduct a produce commits
.r.,ness here and in the surrounding
r7, He was obliged to make the
,a,s on account of i'll health. He has
.ra tt Anderson tenement at the cor
Inf UorgreSs and Franklin streets and
js WI. nd two children will Join him
~ a. o. his week. Mr.. Jones is a
.-ss u E. A. Jones of the Windsor
.nna " mite Barker Tent D. of ". at
meeting May End elected the follow
Isegues + 0 attend the State Conven-
mob .o BE hetd in Portland June 18th:
m Nra Dutch, Mrs, Della Frisbee and
l> sa E.dS After the business session
esalNug patriotic program was Civ
p Feaang, Flag of My Land, Mrs.
f N,-1lhew; solo, Battle Hymn of
-s.Yl,, Miss Ruth kimball; read
a-r flag and My Flag, Mrs. Myra
.-a!ing, There's Only One Flag
Na MIS- Mary Carter; solo, Star Span
nd Banner Mrs. Della Frisbee; reading,
.as l0sr Of the Navy is in Me, Miss
!r simmons.
.ag was a good attendance of Boy
,g+sH ne regular meeting last Thurs
gse1ag, and the program was given
a 10 stories by each Scout present.
ME Morse presided as the chairman,
LIS following the stories there was a
a'ng ln drill, which is interesting to
ut MEMBERS 1t was decided to make
@ l1l % Fort Knox Saturday, Nav
.l il 5eng the second annual hike to
@a point The trip will probably be
IA, il me Of the big cars of the Maine
lalspo-tation Co, and there will also
A2 ust TO Bucksport during the day.
Sunday May 9th, the members will as
.as.e at Memorial hall and attend
-rcl services with the Grand ARMY at
I FIRST UnIversalist church, when a
a,aon IN keeping with the day will be
Hter7l by Rev A. A. Blair The pro-
gam '5r he Scout meeting next week
'A DR. on The subject Of The Flag" and
asN member will be required to respond
70 lie subject with short poem or QUO
ql
-1e Methodist church and society ten
Hr' heir new pastor, Rev. Charles w.
VAR aud wife most pleasing recep-
a he church vestry Wednesday
-.1- May I'd. The room was con-
-.-a with the use of rugs, chairs, tables,
THO an attractive reception room,
JIG lecoTatlons were an abundance of
59s and potted ferns. In the receiving
l5 were Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
aa- T. Stewart, Mrs. Frank l.. Whit
Ill., .aTence E. Frost and Edwin Frost.
Jig l>lers we're Messrs. Charles Getch-
ii Archie Robinson, Theodore Bramhall
LIZ Wallace Pendleton. Mrs Mary S.
'DHUoTe was assisted in serving punch
D' |aiers, cookies, etc., by Misses
'alys Marshall, Ruth and Frances Ma
A0eI MIR. Clarence E. Frost conduct
'r Program which included a soprano
-' a Little Bit of Heaven" by Mrs.
frost, who also very graciously re-
.g1ue' to an earnest encore. Miss
'7' rogers read "The Changed Cross"
Arthur E. Wilson of the Unitarian
'-'5f' IN behalf of the local clergymen,
.'"'ed words of greetings, to which
AaFtm responded. There was
81 tendance from the church and So
wy and several invited guests were
Sglt