The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-10-10
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"a ~ d guest VI Ills
- L-.. .y, recently.
.Ir-, hds returned to her
gHt's visit with old
.-..c- III town.
,l has returned TO
lie will spend the
~ aayiug employment
SD, ..u S an instructor in
,.1f a. M hey West, Fla,
orr..-r Tth his mother, Mrs.
m.
C s..s lbs been appointed
f. wing department of
RI. unS, and there will be
u ii. nuuu of this week on
..rr -...s tlI Camp Devens.
d vu- H. Boyington have
.5. Ut elr children in Massa-
... made the trip by auto,
,l and husband, Mr..
la.- lUrtt.
a.. A,ll and daughter Doris,
U oomerville, Mass, on
been i'll with the pre-
. t n a light form it IS
s received news that
Ere t..as- W adleigh, had died
spanish influenza at
.4a.l estown, Mass. Mrs.
relatives here. She
eH $50 iwo sons in the ser
hul- Dbl France.
.... H vas called to Camp
81 MI. Nuess of her grandson,
.- I $ now at the home of
Ms Geo Goodrich in New
r ST.. Goodrich is at Camp
a- u her son, who is now
. m . of danger.
+Lya Treat, Jr,, received word
oa. 81 her sister and husband
VI. william Kennedy of Dor
4.s, rs been Quarantined on
n5aJers of the family being
G.aa Parker S. Kennedy is
-e e-I the same disease. Ger
d Eastport who is very well
.re beng nephew of Mrs.
e. has been seriously ill
same disease in Boston. His
/, a. Mrs. Lewis Atwood, are
aer5
+. 4f Oscar S. Marden occurred
ems from Spanish Influenza.
o mp Devens with the last
"a Belfast only few weeks
Vss BE youngest son of Mr..
|n harden of West Winter
'r mains will arrive there
us brother Victor Marden
.orl.a IN france, his parents
N.r last week. The other
p. sH rwo sisters Lottie and
@ The parents, have the
of Ell
. A. .nle was appointed chair
t Aw4n S Council of Defense
Mr. Cole appointed on her
Mis- c G. Moody, Mrs. C.
RS r . Clements, Miss Louise
Mr. f. Bussey, Mrs. F. A.
q II York and Mrs. w. S.
lle above named leaders, also
White OF Whites Corner and
Wells Of Buxton, were enter
Mrs. Ole at her home on
feses.'g After plans were
Ion work IN the Liberty Loae
''." rrad!ngs and music wern
MIR, loe served ice creame
.o'.s' and was assisted by Mrs,
'oH went over the top" on
Jay nsmpaign for the Fourth
'aa 7e..flay, Sept. 18th. The
lie 1omntlees under the chair
and cooperation of DIR. E P.
q. The Mems committee and of
a Cole of the Woman's Lib
Committee was thoroughly and
Sll done. 1t was a source of
'1 10 be received so kindly at
aud to lind the splendid spirit
usmr So strongly evidenced
r people, those who were not
able saving, II wish Itcould.
Is with il" or my boy is over
'neI words showing interest in
struggle for world freedom. |
qa}s OF Indifference are over, |
y'e sacrifices to be made will
iei Sill! the spirit of all must
10 meet each emergency we
On TO help and support. So
oI the people of Winterport
'oe substantial manifestation
Ut oy subscribing to the Fight
ana gong "Over the top" the
~ 70 be highly commended.
per social hop, fair, sale of
n'eS' ice cream, ETC., held at
u home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
.eHehls, was attended by the
'"l mat has ever been present
%. nome gathering. The event
i. iof the benefit of the Red
I a. Jolly Twelve club and the
means eommittee, the proceeds
super was served TO over
., nom I'VE o'clock to $50. The
,nsed by Mrs. C. e. Clements |
,bl. VI ice cream, candy, fruits
,o,9s was extremely pretty and
'" t@3 Mrs. Sadie Wells and
! "lile presided at the fancy
h 1h winch /, was also tastefully ar
IN nV Liberty Loan booth was
d. d, 'Ie national colors by Mrs.
n.y.. y. II. Clements was auc-
LEST ess by F. c. Knowles, violin
. sS Baker, piano, was much
s aii Altogether the event was
success in every way.