The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-11-15

The annual inspection of Emma White
Barker Tent, D. of ", will be held this,
Thursday, evening under the direction of
Mrs. Martha Riley of Portland, depart
ment inspector.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Parker Cook, Mrs. H.
E. Banks and Orrin J. Dickey have
moved from the Fletcher rent on Main
street to that of Mrs. Esther CARO- er
Davis at 43 High street
Marriage intentions have been filed
with City Clerk Orrin j. Dickey by
Arthur Willis Sanderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louville Sanderson, and Miss Louine
Estelle Sholes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sholes, both of Belfast.
6Next Monday night the Sons of Vet
Grams will observe as Veterans night at
their regular meeting and there is expect
ed to be good attendanceas an interest
ing program will be arranged and not
only the veterans but all the allied bodies
of that organization will be special guests
of the occasion.
Mrs. Essie P. Garlic, chairman of the
Christmas Red Cross comfort bags, has
been advised that there was an error
made at headquarters in regard to Waldo
county's quota of bags, that it was 24O
instead of LOO previously announced.
The county has shipped 800, 12O more
than called for.
Miss Ruby l. Barker of the Federal
/ and State conservation corps will give
public demonstration on war bread max
ing at the Baptist vestry Dec. 9th It
will be under the auspices of the ladies'
committee of the Waldo County Public
Safety Committee, with Miss Melvina V.
Parker, chairman.
| A class of High school girls are train
ing at the library, learning to do catalog-
ing, helping at the desk and other library
work. Those training at present are:
Hope Dorman, Monday afternoon; Eleanor
Bruce, Tuesday evening; Ruth Knight,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and
Grace Hazeltine, Friday afternoon.
The Women's Alliance of the First
Parish, Unitarian, will meet at the home
of Mrs. Garter and Miss Colburn, Church
street, this, Thursday, afternoon at 8
O'clock Religious Intelligence will be
given by Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson and
paper on William Lloyd Garrison, by
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substituted for Mrs. Shute's, which will
be given at the next meeting.
!. The November meeting of the Woman's
Club was held Monday afternoon with
their president, Mrs. James S. Hartman.
1t was voted to donate from their treas
ury SO for the war camp recreation fund.
Hereafter the regular meetings will be
held the second Monday evening of each
month at the homes of the members. A
special meeting will be held next Tues
day evening with Mrs. Hartman, when
members are requested to bring their Red
Cross work and listen to an interesting
reading.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Edison is
solving big problems for the government
now. One of the problems he has already
solved is to re-create sound on the phono-
graph. At the store of Fred D. Jones,
successor to earle & Jones, you can hear
the New Edison. -. With Sew-E-Z sew
ing machine motor you can have four
hours of sewing done for one cent. The
Penobscot Bay Electric Co. offers to
demonstrate one at your home. Sur
mandel X. Richards and family publish
card of thanks. ... A fur neckpi lost at
the Belfast fair Finder please leave at
The journal Office or B. o. Norton s.. "A
gold scarf pin lost Nov. 9th at the grange
hall in Thorndike. Finder please COM
municate with Delbert Paul, Morrill,. IA
handsome bay mare for sale Inquire of
Henry S. Weber, Monroe, Me-. ...See
card of DR.. Hester Brown, osteopath, 81
Cedar street. A tenement to let Apply
| to Charles F. Hammons at the Dinsmore
store. Fred D. Jones will have his fourth
all day Saturday and evening special sales
counter next Saturday. Good cows
wanted for cash at the Herald office.
The Boy Scouts held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday evening with larger
attendance than usual and number of
plans were made for future events. A
little later will occur the annual banquet
which is an event that the members look
forward to with interest Kenneth COL
cord gave report of the hike to Swan
Lake on Saturday, which was followed
by Rev. w. T. Hawthorne in his usual
good stories. Next Tuesday evening,
Rev. A. E. Wilson of the Unitarian
church will speak to the boys on "Bird
Life" subject on which he is probably
more familiar than any other one in the
city. At that meeting Orland Orchard
will demonstrate Give different methods
of bandaging, which should be known to
Scouts" Applications for two members
were received and the names referred to
an investigating committee consisting of
Scouts Rudolph Cassens, Kenneth Col
cord and Charles Robbins An invita-
ton was received from Rev. w. 7. Haw-
4bor,. FOR tho hove tn attend Thanks