The Republican journal., 1918-11-21

and Sunday school chorus for the Com
munity Sing in the Colonial Theatre, will
be held with Miss Amy E. Stoddard at
7.S0 o'clock this, Thursday, evening.
Leslie A. Payson of Poor's Mills, mana
ger of the Farmers Union store on Main
street, has taken the furnished home of
Mrs. Tileston Wadlin on upper High
street, and with his wife and little daugh-
ter will occupy it this winter. His home
place will be in charge of caretaker.
Mrs. Cecil Clay has been made county
chairman of the survey of nurses, which
includes the registered, experienced and
midwife. The survey is under the di-
rection of the secretary of war and the
surgeon general of the Army. There will
be house-to-house canvas. Mrs. Fred
r. Poor will be the Belfast chairman.
Five men in Belfast had received their
papers to report at the officers training
school at Camp Fremont, California,
when the notices were received that the
officers training schools throughout the
country had been cancelled. They were
Capt. Orrin j. Dickey, Herman H.
Coombs, Ralph O'Connell, Albert H.
Morse and Wesley Woods.
The Women's Alliance will meet at the
home of Mrs. Carter and Miss Colburn,
Church street, this, Thursday, afternoon
at o'clock. A paper on "Chinese Por-
celainX will be given by Miss Annie l..
Barr. This will be illustrated by some
valuable pictures loaned Miss Barr for
use with this paper. A cordial invitation
is extended to all women interested in
the Unitarian church.
BOWLING. French's and Pinette's
teams bowled a matched game at Ward S
Alley last Wednesday evening with the
following totals: French, sos; Hatch,
439; Walker, AL; Rondeau, 442; Pinette,
476; Phillips, 40; Ward, 446; Mcclure,
4S8. Capt. French's team was to play a
fast team of fisherman from down the
bay. headed by Ward, proprietor of the
Alley, last night.
The patrol boat S. P. 592, in command of
R. A. Webster of Rockland was ordered
to report at Rockland station last Friday.
She has been on duty in this vicinity all
summer and her commander and crew
have been entertained at the Service
Club and in private homes. Later she re-
turned here, but Capt. Webster has not
been advised as to the length of time she
will be in service.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine received a
telegram last Friday from their son, Maj.
Charles B. Hazeltine, announcing his ar
rival in New York. He has been In ac-
tive service in France for some time with
the 1O4th Field Signal Battalion OF the
29th Division. HIS wife and their young
son, Charles B., Jr., who spent the sum-
mer in Belfast, are now with her mother,
Mrs. Ralph Emery in Kalamazoo, Mich.
The Third Maine Armory when not
in use has been turned over to the High
school during the afternoons and even
ings for practice Of basket ball The High
school expect to have a strong team for
this season and it is likely that there will
be some interesting games arranged be-
fore the winter is over. 1t is possible
that the members of Company r., may
also arrange some teams for amusement
on evenings when the hall is not in use.
Charles W. Lancaster met with Sc
we're accident last Saturday. He was
going down the steps to 1.-THE Gray barber
shop on Main street when he missed the
last step and fell, fracturing the KNEE
cap of his right leg. DR.. Walter F. Tobie
specialist, of Portland, was called Tues
day night in consultation with the at
tending physician. DR.. Eugene l.. Stevens
He was operated on Wednesday and i:
comfortable.
A VICTORY THANKSGIVING SING. Al
the suggestion of Frederick Smith of thu
W. w. C. c., the local committee, Mrs
Cecil Clay chairman, is planning to have
a Victory Thanksgiving Sing at the Co
lonial Theatre next Sunday evening at
o'clock. All who can sing and enjoy
music, particularly the churches and thu
schools, are urged to attend. Mr.. V. A
Simmons will preside at the meeting. Th'
program will include solos by Mrs. c. W
Wescott, Miss Katherine E. Brier ant
Charles F. Hammons. Mrs. S. A. Par
ker will give a reading. Ten-minut'
speeches will be given by Mayor c
w. Wescott. Rev. Arthur E. Wilson
Morris L. Slugg, Mr.. O. E. Frost
The chorus numbers will include Ameri
ca, Onward Christian Soldiers, Battl
Hymn of the Republic, Marseillaise, Col
umbia, the Gem of the Ocean, Home
Sweet Home, God Save the King, Whel
Johnnie Comes Marching Home, Sta
| Spangled Banner. All are urged to at
tend and bring their music and thus b
able to sing the words of these old song
now fraught with new meaning to all.
Wedding Bells.
KN1GHT-HUEs Frank C. Knight AM