The Republican journal., 1918-08-22

+ A. E. Clark Camp, S. of ", have bee
a invited to attend the meeting of tn
waldo County Veteran Association he'll
at North Belfast, Thursday, Sept. 5th.
Ex-Justice William P. Whitehouse Of
Augusta, while in Belfast Tuesday on Of
nclal business, presented his PHOTOGRAPH
TO the Waldo County Bar Association tt
be hung in their law library 1t is re
; markedly fine likeness and is in sepia.
Samuel Choen, foreman of the Pierce
billings CO.. factory in this city, has
bought Mrs. Harry E. Bangs residence
On Franklin street opposite he post Of
lice. He will occupy it with his family,
moving from the Marsano tenement
house On Upper High street.
Thomas Cream, P. F. Winn, Raymond
Jarrett and George E. Bowler of Woon-
socket, R. L., and James A. Ryan OF
Whitinsville, Mass arrived Monday by
auto and after obtaining fishing license
of City Clerk Charles S. Bckford, went
to Liberty for an outing in one of the
Morse cottages at Georges lake.
The regular annual session of The
Church of God campmeeting will be held
at Maple Grove, Searsport, beginning
August 9th and lasting ten days. Some
able speakers are expected and a profit
able time is anticipated. Hotel accom-
modations are provided The public is
cordially invited to attend. This camp
meeting is not to be confused with the
Pentecostal meetings now in session at
the grove.
CITYPOINT. Ralph Emmons and Mrs.
Bertha knowiton were married in Angus
ia August 10th by Rev. A. A. Walsh.
The wedding took place at the parsonage.
The bride wore white satin and the
double ring service was used. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmons spent several days here at
the residence of the brides foster parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Small, but have
returned to Augusta where they have
employment and where they will make
their home m Mrs. Theodore Shorey ar
rived from Gardiner Monday night for
visit with her husbands relatives here....
Bradbury Staples has returned to Lynn,
after visit with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly Staples.
Mr., and Mrs Ben Hazeltine have re-
ceived a letter from their son, Lieut..
Frank Durham Hazeltine in France, say
ing that he had been injured with mus
tard gas and that his face, scalp and
body to his knees were blistered. tie is
now able to walk after being confined to
the bed for about two weeks. He is re
ceiving the best of hospital treatment in
beautiful summer resort in France.
The same mail brought Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazetine letter from their elder son,
Major Charles B. Hazeltine, who is now
in the trenches, written before he learn
ed of his brothers injuries; and also
copy of the cablegram saying that Frank
had been injured with mustard gas.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that the. entrance
salary of positions filled from the open
competitive examination for statistical
clerk, for both men and women, sched-
uled to be held throughout the United
States on August 21st and September
18th, 1918, will range from $1,000 to S14Oo
year, instead of from 5000 to $1,000
year as stated in the original announce
ment. Full information in regard to this
examination, including the list of places
at which it will be held, is contained in
original announcement No. 223-amended,
issued June 8th 1918, a copy of which,
together with the proper application form,
may be obtained from the Civil Service
Commission. Washington, D. c.
! RIGHT HERE IN BELFAST. The voting
contest for the cast to create the alI-Bel-
fast moving picture film closed Wednes-
day night and the decision will be an
nounced at the Colonial Theatre Friday
evening. Miss Lillian Dexter leads the
ladies' with her sister, Miss Ethel Dex-
ter, and Mrs. Mabel r. MacWhirter close
seconds. Charles F. Hammons, Archie
Robinson and Albert L. Gunner are favor
ties. The pictures will be taken the week
of August Goth and shown later at the
Colonial The vote of Tuesday night
makes the totals as follows: Lillian Dex-
ter, 2l9O; Ethel Dexter, 1850; Mrs Mac
Whittier, 1910; Thelma Smith, 1905; Lii
liam Davis, 80; Katherine Kittredge, 600;
Messrs. Hammons, 1925; Robinson, $40;
Gunner, 48O; VIM. Kirkin, ATS; John
Chalmers, 800; w. A. Nichols, $50; Bert
H. Brier, 2l5.
THE NICKELS WILL CASE. The Pc
tition of Fred S. Thompson of Chicago,
asking that the decree allowing the will
of the late Henrietta T. Nickels of Sears
port, be revoked and vacated, was open
ed at the Waldo County Probate Court
last Tuesday before Judge Ellery Bowden
of Winterport. Hons. Robert F. Dunton
of Belfast, William P. and Robert T.
Whitehouse of Augusta appeared for the
estate with Hon. Arthur s. Littlefield OF
Rockland and Miss Aurelia E. Hanson oil
A,IJa, for tho 7notitiouar On tha ra.