The Republican journal., 1918-05-30

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at the Belfast post Office today, Memorial
Day. AUSTIN w. HEATING, P. M.
Do not forget the Veterans meeting at
morrill,, June 9th; if stormy, next fair
day. A. ST1NsoN Secretary
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will
meet next Monday at the home of Mrs.
Henry G. Hills, East Northport, when
picnic supper will be served. All who
plan to 60 are requested to notify Mrs.
Hills.
Inc Italian flag was flown from the
nel1ast Custom House last Friday in
observance of the third anniversary of
ltaly's entrance into the world war. 1t
was custom observed all over the coun-
try.
Lucius A. Walton, who owns and op-
crates portable saw mill now at West
kennebunk, is at home on account of an
accident to his left hand. He severed
the middle finger at the first Joint and
lacerated the others.
The annual convention of Waldo Coun-
ty Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in Belfast, in the Methodist
church, June 5th, all day and evening.
If not already paid, dues should be sent
at once. Secretaries should fill out the
blanks sent them and return to Mrs. A.
M. Frost, Cedar street, Belfast. Local
superintendent should report to their
several county superintendent. Each
Union should make an effort to be repre-
sented by as many delegates and visitors
as possible. Whatever we have done, or
not done, let us come to the convention
and gain -ourage to start a new year of
work. Entertainment over night will be
provided, and as usual box lunch at
noon. Our State President, Mrs. A. G.
Quimby, will be with US in the afternoon
and speak in the evening. e. F. Miller.
POORS' MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
White of New York have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Payson. Mr.. White
is brother of Mrs. Payson....C. A. Nc
Kinley recently visited his sister, Mrs.
Jane Cole....Mr. Greenwood, the Evan
gelist, spoke at the hall Sunday afternoon,
May 18TH. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Sheldon
and family have been at their home here
few days.. Mrs. Charles Boyinston re-
mains quite poorly REV. Nathan Hunt
of Morrill, will hold services at the hall
next Sunday, June End, lat p m. Sunday
school will be organized at 2 p. m. All
are invited to attend. .... The funeral of
Thomas T. Wentworth was held at his
late home Wednesday the 22nd, Rev.
Charles Martin of the Methodist church
officiating. Albert Wentworth of Gin
ton and James Wentworth and son
Thomas and wife of Sangerville were
here to attend the funeral of their father.
...... Mrs. Annabell Underwood and Mrs.
Jane Cole visited Mrs. Frank Towle one
day last week.. George Daggett and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon of Liberty. Orrin L. Wentworth
who has been employed at the Farmers
Union the past winter and spring, has
come home to work on his farm.
Clement W. Wescott, president of the
City National Bank of Belfast, entertained
at lobster supper last Saturday night in
honor of Ralph A. Bramhall, cashier, who
had been called into the service. The d.
rector's room at the bank made a con-
venient banquet hall for the occasion.
After the repast, Pres. Wescott, in be-
half of Mr. Bramhalps associates in the
bank, presented him with valuable army
blanket, which was accepted with pleas
ure and appreciation. The evening was
spent socially and with short reading
by Miss Grace A. Lord, who frequently
substitutes in the bank. During the
speech making, Pres. Wescott remarked
that the bank, in common with others,
had done what they could in the drives,
etc., and now it was to send representa-
tive, it might be to France Mr. Bram-
hall quickly responded that he hoped to
establish branches of the City National in
Paris and Berlin. John A. PARTRIDGE
principal of the Lawrence High school of
Fairfield, with whom Mr.. Bramhall was
associated as sub-master soon after grad
uating from Colby College, was present
and made brief speech. The other
guests besides the regular counting room
employees were Mrs. Wescott, Miss Le-
verne Written, Mrs. Henry B. Ladd, Full
Ter C. Wentworth and Robert w. Rollins.
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM. All citi-
zens are requested to display flags, par
ticularly on the line of march. The regu-
lar exercises will take place at 10. 80 a. M,
in the Colonial Theatre, when very in
teresting program will be given, including
an address by Rev. Walter T. Hawthorne.
Owners of automobiles are requested to
place them at the disposal of the commit
tee in charge of the parade which will
leave Memorial Hall at / p. m. promptly
for Grove Cemetery, where the regular
exercises will take place at the G. A. r.
lot The parade will form on Church
street in front OF Memorial Hall, the right
resting on Market street, and proceed in