The Republican journal., 1918-07-11

Don't forget that dollar shoe sale at the
Dinsmore Store next Thursday morning.
The Service Star of the Daughters of
Veterans will meet with Mrs. Eta P.
Slavery this, Thursday, afternoon.
Charles E. Rhoades, chairman of the
ticket committee of the Community
Chautauqua course, is placing the sale of
tickets in the city and in outlying dis
tricts. Every effort will be madeto have
the course this year financial success.
| Mrs. Gertrude Hartwell of the Board
Landing has received news of the mar
rage of her son, Earl Baker, and Miss
| Ada Coker of Atlanta, Ga, the ceremony
taking place May 18th at Washington, D.
c.. where Mr.. Baker is studying surgery.
Their war romance began in her home
CITY when Mr.. Baker was attending
school Of surgery at Atlanta. His bride
will take special course in Red Cross
nursing and if possible will 60 to France,
if he is sent across at the end of his
course.
Vinal Rideout of Poor's Mills, the first
Belfast man to be reported In the casualty
list in Gen. Pershing's forces in France,
first as severely wounded and later among
the dead, writes to his friend, Ray Ryan
of this city, that he is very much alive.
He has been in the hospital for about two
months but is now out on crutches lie
does not mentien the extent OF his
wounds or that he plans to come home.
He says, however, that he wishes his
chum's mother, Mrs. William Ryan,
would be making up a lot of pies as he
would like to live on them for time
when he gets home.
PooR'S MILLS. Rev. Nathan Hunt of
Morrill, will hold services IN the hall next
! Sunday at 8 90 D. m.... The friends of Mrs.
Luella Brown are glad to hear that she is
improving in health. The Ladies' Sew
ing Circle met at the hall last week and
worked for the Red Cross. Mrs. James
Dillan and little son of Buffalo, N T.,
went to Stockton Springs last week to
visit her sister, Mrs. John Merrithew....
Mrs. Bertha Mears of Morrill, visited Mrs.
! Arthur Higgins last Friday. Mrs. W. S.
Wentworth and children, Howard and
Mildred, have gone to Hartford Conn,
where she will join her husband on the
BARGE. Charles Mckinley and seven
guests from Camden took dinner with
Mrs. Jane Cole July 4th.....Miss Stella
Brown of Vassalboro is visiting at George
Dagqett's Harry Carter is at home from
Chelsea, Mass, on two weeks vacation.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dageett had WIS.,
itors from Palermo last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw of this
city announce the engagement Of theil
daughter Marjorie to DR.. Paul Rexford
Smith of Belfast They both graduated
from the B. H. S. in the class of 1911. In
1915 Miss Shaw graduated from Sim.
mons College and DR.. Smith from Bates
College. For two and half years Miss
Shaw taught in the Stevens High Schoo
lat Claremont, N. H., and is now of the
faculty of the Lynn, Mass, Classical
High. DR.. Smith graduated from the
Harvard Dental College in June. '18, and
has since passed the State examination
They are both vi sitting their parents in
this city. No date has been announced
for the wedding as Dr. Smith enlisted last
December in the Naval Reserve and ex-
poets soon to be called. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw will leave next Monday to make
their home in Elmwood, Mass. They
will be accompanied by their son Richard
who will later return to assist his sister
in packing their household goods for
shipment.