The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-10-03
SEARSPORT.

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Seret. Eben Sawyer spoke in Belfast on
Sunday evening upon his war expert
ences.
Is YOUR name on Uncle Sans Honor
Roll? It's big thing to be backing up
the United States Army.
Schools were closed on Friday, allow
ing the teachers to attend the teachers
convention held in Unity.
The annual election of Guild officers
will occur at the home of Mrs. B. F. COL
cord on Tuesday, Oct. 7th.
Elk. Brier & Co. will have showing
of millinery at the Mosman store Thurs
day and Friday, Oct. 3rd and 4th.
A part of the sixth grade has Seen
nlaced in the Grammar room to relleve
the crowded condition of the lnterme-
date.
7. NJ, Sargent, W. NJ. Parse and Louis
Goodwin returned Friday from Seoec
. Lake, where they enjoyed several Gays
fishing.
The resnonse to the appeal for clothing
for destitute Belgians has again proved
Searsport's willingness to do her part III
relieving suffering
IF Won are feeling uncertain about your
ability to do your part in the Liberty
Loan, 60 to the bank and learn ABOUT '''e
easy terms of payment
The Red Cross rooms were open oi
Monday and Wednesday and work VIII go
on as usual Friday The need OF spscial
effort at this time is urgent.
Can't and Mrs. Andrew M. Ross, MIS-
Frederick F. Black and son Frederick, Jf''
left Tuesday for Tampa, florioa' "neie
thew will spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johonnet ana
daughter Caroline and {. H. flniey re-
+,rned Tuesday to Brookline after spend
ing the past week at Swan Lake.
Sunday, Oct. 9th, will be observed as
n,nion Sunday at the M, E. Church.
In the evening pictures will be SHOWN os
the steropticon, illustrating the Lie Oh
Christ,
,,;ss F+bernd Havener left Thursday
tor Saluda, North Carolina, where she
has been appointed by the American Mis-
s,onarv Association as teacher IN oaluoa
Seminary.
Miss Theresa Pretto of Bangor has &C
cented the position of assistant IN the
Searsport High school. Previous to her
arrival in town Miss Kathryn Dow acted
as substitute teacher.
Mrs. Clarence N. Meyers has received
news of the illness of her daughter Vlo-
let who has been removed from the MI
Ida school in Newton to hospital ana is
suffering with influenza.
Miss Isabel Fame is the winner OF the
., Of three dollars awarded at the Wal
do County Fair in Belfast as flrst prize IN
Girls, canning contest Miss Frame is
member of the Victory Conservation
Club OIL IHlS toW ~
Mrs. Melvin Blanchard Thompson re-
turned ON Wednesday from Boston. MI
Thomson is again on duty, Having sailed
from a South Atlantic port shortly after
his wedding. Mrs. Thompson will spend
the winter in Searsport.
The journal announces that owing to
Government regulations the price of all
periodicals has advanced. McCalPs Mag
,zine is now S1O0 year. TO journal
subscribers the new rate Will De raised
from Is cents to 70 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Harris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Lawton left Tuesday morning
for Boston by automobile after week.
visit at Swan Lake and Searsport. Dur
ing this time Mr.. Harris and MI. Lawton
caught fine string of fish.
Levi E. Ellis, son of MI and Mrs. Fred
Ellis of North Stockton, and Miss Sadie
Partridge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
vev Partridge of Prospect, were married
on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, by Rev. L. II.
Martin at the Congregational parsonage.
Rev. Thomas H. Martin left Monday
for his annual vacation. During October
the Congl churches will be closed. Any
one wishing to communicate with Mr..
Martin may address him at 1853 Hammond
street, Bangor, care of Prof. John James
Martin.
Let's keep Searsport off the influenza
list 1t is the ounce of prevention now
that will count Sleep with open win
dows, dress sensibly and avoid crowded
rooms. Remember that the person who
sneezes and coughs may be distributing
deadly poison.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin c. Fairchild have
taken possession of the B. F. Pendleton
estate at the Harbor, which they have