The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-01-10

Mrs. Edward Ellis and her little grand
daughter, Miss Ola McWilliams OF Red
stone. N. H., are guests at the home Q
Guy L. Peavey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Priest have NOV
ed from the Condor bungalow at the foe
of Condor street to the M. r: Knowlto
house. corner of High and Spring street
The annual meeting of the Woman
Hospital Aid will be held with Mrs. job
w. Ferguson, Church street, tomorrow
Friday afternoon at 2.3O o'clock. A flu
attendance is requested.
The Board of Registration will conven
in annual session January 14th at the cit
building for the purpose of revising tn
check list and correcting the names G
voters for the March election.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The followin
letters remained uncalled for in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending Jal
8, 1918: Ladies-Mrs. Ralph Herrick
Mrs. Frances White. Gentlemen-C.
Giliey, DR.. j. Marden, Shon. j. G. Pierce
The Red Men have kindly given tn
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary the use O
their hail for Friday evening, Jan. 18th
for special meeting, All members art
urged to be present as the matter of &
meeting place is to be discussed.
The charter of Tarratine Tribe of Red
Men is draped for a period of thirty days
out of respect to the memory of John A.
Dodge, who recently died in New York,
but was member of this Tribe. A page
of the records was also set apart to his
memory
The Junior Alliance Camp Fire Girls
will hold their regular monthly ceremon-
ial on Friday afternoon at $50 at the
home of Miss Grace Hazeltine. The pro-
gram will be of patriotic nature and the
girls will tell what they have done toward
food conservation, helping the Red Cross,
sending gifts to the soldiers and the re-
plies received, singing patriotic songs
and reciting poems of loyalty and SER
vice.
A Liberty Bond sociable will be held
next Tuesday evening at 7.30 at the Bap-
fist church An entertaining program
has been arranged, special features for
which will be humanaphone, moving
pictures, a song in Dutch costume, etc.
The G. G. Club will be assisted in the
program by Mr. and Mrs P. D. H. Car
ter The public are invited. Admission
Is cents.
The regular meeting of the North
Church Guild was held last Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Clarence E. Read
who was assisted by Mrs. Zenas d. Harris
horn The roll-call was answered with
current events. 1t was voted to give $50
towards the insurance of the church
when it comes due. The next meeting
will be held Jan. 2lst at the home Of Miss
Alice E. Simmons, when all members are
requested to appear in costume.
Mr. Robert P. Marshall, who was re-
Gently commissioned Captain of Field
Artillery and ordered to duty at Camp
Dix, New Jersey, is the son of Melville
T. Marshall, formerly of Belfast, and is
the only grandson of the late Colonel
Thomas H. Marshall of this city. Mr.
Marshall graduated from Columbia Uni
versity in 1908, and is at present mem
Der of the New York stock exchange, of
the firm of Starkey, Marshall & Co., 7
Wall street, New York.
The Blue Birds held their regular semi
monthly meeting last Monday afternoon
with one of their members, Ruth Bill
ings, at the home of her aunt, Mrs. H. E.
Mcdonald. Following the report of their
honors won since the last meeting, a
pleasing program was given in which
everyone look part. A half hour of
games followed, including the mysterious
one called "Black Art" They then
went to the dining room, where war bis
cult, cocoa and ginger snaps were served.
A peanut hunt closed the afternoons
fun.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Penob-
scot Bay Electric Co. contribute their
space this week to help win the war.
Everybody can help by buying 25-cent
Thrift Stamp, or for Is of them you can
get U. S. "Baby Bond" .....A gas heater
for sale at half price as good as new.
Apply at The journal office, 80. The Bangor
Jewish Relief Committee publish card
of thanks. -. .Seamen wanted to train for
officers berths in the. new Merchant Ma
rine at Federal Building, Rockland...
Resta urant for sale in shipbuilding city
of 5000 population. Apply to Dickey-
Knowlton Real Estate Co.
At the regular meeting of Thomas H.
Marshall Circle last Tuesday afternoon,
the following committees were appoint
ed: relief and visiting committee, Ward
/, Mrs Abbie Putnam; Ward 2, Mrs.
Anna Richards; Ward 3, Mrs. Dora
Bridges; Ward 4, Mrs. Carrie Cunning
ham; Ward S, Mrs. Julia Snow; executive
and floral committees, Mrs. Nettie M
White, Miss Minnie Shaw, Mrs. Augusta