The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-06-20

| M.., bousekeeper at the Country Ciul
this wear. arrived Saturday night. and
the club house was opened yesterday.
Victor Larrabee of this city, formerly
clerk at the Written Grocery store, has
been appointed inspector of sardines and
will leave today, Thursday, to report at
PASSPORT.
The members of the Palestine Com
mand cry, Knights Templar, will make a
nilorimaee to the Howes' Camp, Pitchers
Pond. on st. Johns Day, June oath, leav-
ING Masonic Temple about noon.
Allan M. nowes of this city, who has
been at Kelley Field, No. 1, San Antonio.
Tex. in the Aviation Corps for the past
few months, has been transferred to Fort
Omaha. Neb., with the Fourth Balloon
Detachment of the Aviation Corps.
A special business meeting of the
Women's Alliance of the First Parish
UJnitarian) church will be held at the
home of Mrs. Colburn, Church street,
tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 3 o'clock.
It is hoped that there will be large at
tendance of the members.
The Belfast Farmers Union held their
annual meeting last Tuesday and elected
the following officers: President, M. O.
Wilson; vice president, Fred L. Tooth
aker; treasurer, L. A. Payson; clerk, o.
L. Wentworth; directors, Messrs Wilson,
Toothaker, Payson, Wentworth, Ralph
Hayford, W. J. Fenwick and Charles S.
Adams.
SOUTH BELFAST. Mr.. Harold Beach,
of the u. S. Navy, who is stationed al
Charleston, Mass, is home for 10 days
furlough, the guest of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Beach in Northport....
Miss Eulalia Greenlaw, who has beer
teaching in Enfield, has returned home. :.
Miss Ethyl Curtis of East Belfast was E
guest over Sunday at Sunny Brook Farm
..... Mrs Leo G. Herrick and two children
Lucena and Francis, left Saturday morn.
ing for Somerville, Mass, where they
will spend two weeks with relatives -.
Miss Vera Greenlaw has gone to Cam
den where she has employment for an in
definite time.....A Red Cross meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid Society of West North.
port was held last Tuesday with Mrs
Mabel Beach. They plan to hold weekly
meetings during the summer months.
POOR's MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
evening at the hall. They received q
number of presents, including severa
pieces of silver. Ice cream and cake was
served. Mrs. W. S. Carver of Vinal.
haven is visiting Mrs. Ernest Marsh.... ;,
Mrs. Mary E. Pitman, Mrs. Dora Wag-
ner, Mrs. Anna Bowden and Miss Gladys
Bowden, were recent guests of Annabel
Underwood. .... Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Sheldon
were up to their home here the first OF
the week.....Mell Robertson returned home
last week after spending the winter in
California.....M Mrs. Vina McTaggett and
Miss Ethel Thayer were guests of Mrs.
Stillman Flood last week.....F T. Went
worth is recovering very slowly from in
juries received last week from a COW
throwing him down on plank floor..
Mrs. Geneva Wentworth is stopping with
her sister, Mrs Mary Wentworth, for a
while.
Twenty-seven members of the Belfast
Boy Scouts, accompanied by Scoutmastel
Orrin J. Dickey, returned home on Tues
day afternoon from their hike to Angus
ia, where they went Saturday morning
by train. The boys making the trip were
Donald Knowlton, Paul Tuttle, Carroll
Pottle, Orland Orchard, Wallace Pendle-
ton, Harry Bowen, Thomas Knight, Garlic
ton Read, Frank Downs, Elmer Ellis,
Floyd Winchester, George Randall, Her
bert Rogers, Ora Pendergast, William
Cook, Herbert Snow, Eugene Sholes,
Forrest Woods, Luville Woods, Donald
Horn, Kenneth Colcord, Harold Staples,
Granville Hoffses, Hillard Buzzell, Roy
Bradford, Wyville Vose, Joseph Smith.
They arrived at Augusta at 9 a. m. A
visit was made to the Y. M. c. A., where
they had headquarters. From there they
went to the State house Where they were
entertained by Rev. E. S. Philbrook of
the Adjutant Generals department.. All
had the privilege of meeting and shaking
hands with Governor Milliken, who
talked to them for short time. After
dinner cars were taken for trip to Togus,
the National Soldiers Home, where they
were guests of the old veterans, and they
certainly had delightful afternoon.
Later they returned by electrics to Angus
ia and the remainder of the afternoon was
spent in the swimming tank and gym
nasium. After supper there were pictures
at the Colonial Theatre and games in the
Y. M. C. A., and then bed. Sunday
morning after breakfast, the party en-
barked on one of the big twelve passenger
steamers and enjoyed ride to South
China. Then came the long hike across
the country to Liberty and it was hike
that all will remember. Late in the
afternoon they arrived at Georges Lake.
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