The Republican journal., 1918-11-07

Archie Robinson, who recently enlist
ed in the Navy has received his call and
left last Saturday for Boston with orders
to report at the Little Building.
Seaside Chautauqua Circle will meet
at the PIERCE school building Monday,
November nth. The reading and dis
cussion of chapters nine and ten from
the CT. S. C. book ''The Canadian Com :
monwealth" will be the lesson for the
study hour.
The Travellers club will meet on Tues
day, Nov. 18th, with Mrs. Amos Glenn
ent. The following program will be given:
Paper, Pottery and Porcelain, Miss Barr;
reading, Birds of China, Miss Hopkins;
reading. Chinese Poetry and its Symbols,
Miss Colburn.
CONGRESSMAN John A. Peters, of this
District, has been engaged in the Politi-
cal Campaign in New Hampshire for the
past few days. He has spoken in several
of the LARGE cities and from reports re-
ceived apparently his services have been
appreciated both by the people and by
the managers.
Eben F. Littlefield for several years
chairman of the State Industrial Acct
| dent Commission, has been appointed In
surance Adjustor and will make his head
quarters in Portland. He will move his
family from Augusta to Portland as soon
as he can secure rent. Mr.. Littlefield has
been visiting in Belfast several days.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle held their |
inspection last Tuesday afternoon, when
three department officers were present,
Dept. President Mrs. Lizzie w. Millett
of South Paris; Dept. Inspector, Mrs.
Emma Mcdonald of Portland and Dept.
Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Dora Bridges
of Belfast Commander Thomas Cannon
of the Post was also present.
BOWLING GAMES. There are many
interesting games at the Ward alleys in
Guiding teams by ladies. Last Monday
evening F. G. Spinney's team won from
Maurice French's team in a score of 2136
to 2131. The score: Spinney, 476; Sta
pies, 421; Ward, Alb; Thayer, 402; Phillips,
424 French, Alb; Hatch, 412; Walker,
1874; Rondeau, 428; Thompson, 424.
Company F. of the Third Maine Regi-
ment have plans nearly perfected for
military ball to be given in their armory
at the Opera House Thanksgiving night,
Nov. 28th. The hall will be appropriate
ly decorated for the occasion. Refresh
ments will be served. Reyes orchestra
will furnish music and Fred G. Spinney
will be floor director. The proceeds will
be used for the Company's current ex-
penses not met by the Government.
DR.. Elmer Small had a rough exper-
fence Tuesday afternoon in making
professional call in Islesboro. The trip
to Islesboro was not pleasant on account
of the rough water and the size of the
motor boat, but on the return home the
water was still rougher. Capt. Maurice
Decker was unable to make landing at
the Northport wharf or on the beach and
DR.. Small was obliged to climb about 20
feet up the side of the wharf. They were
unable to get his medicine cases from the
stern of the launch and DR.. Small began
his evenings work with bottle of para
NJ tok
let's His cases arrived the next morn
ing.
Lieut.. Fred Allin, U. S. A. is in Belfast
for the purpose of interesting young men
in the following:
/. There is being established at Camp
Fremont, California, a training school
for civilian candidates for commissions
as Second Lieutenants in the Infantry,
U. S. Army. Training commences De-
cember 1, 1918, and will continue about
two months. To be eligible for admis-
sion to this school, candidate must be
between the ages of Is and As years;
must be a citizen of the United States,
and physically qualified for general mill
tary service. A high school education,
or it's equivalent is required, and each
candidate must present three letters of
recommendation from responsible parties,
as to his moral character. Lieut.. Allin
has an office in Public Safety Committee
rooms, where he will remain till Monday
next.
Capt. Orrin ]. Dickey, chairman of the
Waldo County Publicity committee, has
confidence the war workers drive will be
an over the op''campaign. With the as
sistance of the following committee he
has distributed nearly half ton of adj
vertising matter: B. F. Colcord, Sears
port; H. L. Hopkins, Stockton Springs;
Albert Peirce, Frankfort; Ellery Bowden;
Winterport; L. c. Dow, Prospect; Edwin
Goodwin, Lincolnville; C. o. Dickey,
Northport; DR.. T. N. Pearson, Morrill,;
w. S. Foss, Belmont; A. j. Skidmore,
Liberty; H. L. Pinkham, Palermo E. T.
whitehouse, Unity; H. E. Kenney, Burn
ham; A. R. Pilley, Brooks; John S. Nc
Kinley, jackson; L. N. Simmons, Waldo;
Rev. John Churchill, Searsmont; B. L.
A.born, Knox; E. L. Bartlett, Thorndike;
E. L. Sprague, Islesboro; Gustavus Bel
lows, Freedom; F. L. Palmer, Monroe;