The Republican journal., 1917-06-14

WISH Win nef sister, MRS. A. y. Mason IL
Bangor.
DIR. Eugene L. Stevens, DR.. Carl Stew.
! ems, and DR.. S. L.~Fairchild of Searspor
motored to Portland Wednesday to at.
tend the meetings Of the Maine Medica
society.
The annual meeting of the Children's
Aid Society of Maine adjourned from
May 18th, will be held Tuesday, June 18th,
at 2.30 p. M, at the home of the presi-
dent, IS Spring street.
The B. H. S. window in purple and
gold at the Howes' dry goods store is
most attractive and contains practically
everything the sweet girl graduates need
in gowns and accessories.
1t has been the custom to retain books
returned at the Free Library until the
library opened again. Beginning next
Saturday, this rule will be changed and
the books can be taken out as soon as the
librarians have had the opportunity to
shelve them.
The wedding of DR.. Ansel M. Lothrop
and Miss Marian M, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Heal of this city, will take
place July 25th at Hillside Farms, North
port, the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
M. Cobe. Miss Louise Heal, who will be
married this month to Dewitt Brewster
of Brooklyn, will be her sisters matron
of honor and the bride will be attended
by Mrs. Frances Jones Paul of Morrill,
and Miss Clara B. Heating of Belfast.
The wedding of Miss Dorothea Sargent
of Maiden, Mass, and Claude B. Roberts
of Belfast and Houston, Texas, will take
, place at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sargent, on July
18th. Miss Sargent arrived Tuesday
morning to visit Miss Anne M. Kittredge
and Miss Clara B. Heating Miss Kit
.tredge gave breakfast at 10 a. M, We'd
nesday in honor of her guest The table
decorations were blue and white vioIets
tied with red ribbons. The score cards
for the three tables of auction that fol-
lowed were decorated with National en-
blems and the prizes were hat pins bear
ing flags and shields.
b. II. S. GRADUATES HONoRED. The
Belfast High school has received letter
from Dean James N. Hart of the Univer-
sty of Maine, stating that Miss Blanche
Jenneys had attained a most satisfactory
record in her work in the Domestic
Science course and had received honor
able mention. Miss Jenneys is the daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. C. W. Jenneys of
Belfast. Miss Alfredo Ellis, daughtersof
the late Alfred and Annie WILSON, Ellis
of Belfast, who graduated Wednesday
from the U. of NJ, has also brought honor
to the B. H. S. She obtained rank in
the Domestic Science course that excus-
ed her from the final examinations and
permitted her to enter at once on her
duties as State leader of the Girls Agri-
cultural Club work at the u of M.
Lieut.. R. G. White of the Supply Co.
of the End Maine Regiment, who has
been here with Sergeant G. P. Brown of
the Machine Gun Co. of the same reei-
ment, was called to Augusta last Mon
day. Sergeant Brown was left to con-
tinue the work. Both young men have
been very active in their endeavors, hav-
ing visited the manufacturing places,
churches and halls, where young men
congregate and have enlisted twenty
two, as follows: Fred M. Wentworth,
William Finch, Frank Dickey, James D.
Staples, Jesse Wood, Raymond L. Lord,
Otis E. Cole, Geo. B. Richards, Leroy
H. Thomas Loren Hall, Walter F. Gray
and Elmer H. Wentworth of Belfast;
Walter c. Sargent Harry McCaslin,
Arthur Young and Mr.. Hamlin of Sears
port; Geo. c. Clifford, Benz. Berry and
Mr.. Mills of Unity; George Peavey, Ches-
ter Evans Fred Walker and Charles M
Littlefeld of Monroe; Arthur E. Winslow
of Rockland.
THE RED CROSS AUXILIARY. On Sat-
urday the first box of hospital supplies
was shipped to the Boston office 1t con-
tanned As paiamas II hospital shirts, IL
bathrobes, IL abdominal bandages, and
IL doz comfort pillows. Work is al
ready cut for the second box and we ex-
tend an urgent appeal to all to help in
completing this box as soon as possible.
All who can are asked to clip cotton ma
terials for pillows, keeping the white
clippings which are used for fracture pill
lows, separate from the colored, which
are used for comfort pillows. They may
be left at the rooms or with Mrs. Chas
H. Walden, Court street A large guam
tity can be used. We are also sending
this week IL pairs knitted wooden socks
to Rockland for the Coast Patrol. An ap-
peal has come from the Rockland Chap
| ter for sleeveless sweaters for the Coast
Patrol. We would like to contribute one
dozen and will furnish yarn to anyone in
the county who will knit Directions
are as follows:
lib. wool, pair bone or wooden needles
Nos. or 6.
Cast on 81 stitches, rib 3 inches, knit
until it measures &c in. from beginning.
| Make neck hole aS follows. INIT %