The Republican journal., 1918-10-24

Arthur !. Brown has sold his residence
on Miller street to Marcellus r. Knowlton
of the Dickey & Knowlton Real Estate
Company.
Roy W. Ellingwood, only son of Mrs.
Sarah B. Ellingwood of this city, has re-
ceived his call and left Monday for Bos-
ton to enter the Naval Reserves.
The physical examinations of the men
in the new draft began last Friday when
Is were examined. The work will be
continued on days specified in the per-
sonal notices to the men.
The>hags on the incoming Boston
steamer were at half mast Sunday morn
ing owing to the death of Capt Harry A.
Shute of Stockton Springs, captain of
the steamer James T. Morse, who died
with influenza.
Don't forget to turn your clocks back
one hour next Sunday morning. Con-
gress has decided not to continue the
daylight saving time during the winter,
which has been in effect since March and
the old time will be resumed, beginning
next Sunday
Dr. H. E. Hitchcock of the State Health
Dept. will give his film and lecture en-
titled, Git to Fight" Sunday afternoon
at o'clock in Colonial Theatre. This is
for 81 ha lroe ND oil yho
within the IS to 46 limit are urged to at
tend. 1t is free.
The funeral of the late William A.
johnson was held at the chapel in Grove
cemetery at p. M, Oct. 10th, under the
auspices of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of
Veterans, who also did escort duty.
There was also large attendance of
relatives and friends. Rev. Charles W.
Martin of the Methodist church officiated.
There were floral tributes from the or
ders of the G. A. r. allied bodies of
which he was most loyal member.
In "a recent letter home Signal Quarter
master VIM. G. White of the U. S. N,
tells of his experience since leaving New
York August 10th in submarine chaser,
visiting Gibralter and the coast of France.
His vessel fell about 20 miles behind the
convoy when it was giving battle with
the submarine The powder on the
chaser was ignited but did not explode
and their return shots sent the German
out of sight.
{ SOUTH BELFAST. Miss Eulalia Green
law left town last week for Smyrna,
where she has fine position as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Peavey and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo Alexander of Lincolnville,
spent last Thursday at Sunny Brook
Farm, guests of G. E. Curtis and family.
.... Mrs. Frank West called on Mrs. D.
| c. Greenlaw Oct. 14th.....Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Curtis and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Roberts motored to Brooks
one day last week, spending the day with
Mrs. Emma Roberts,. Mrs. Abbie Green
law and two children, Verna and Harold,
were weekend guests of relatives at
Moody Mountain.
Recent orders received from Regl-
mental Headquarters in Portland for the
governing of Company F., of the Third
Maine Regiment require good attend
ance at drill and the following order
which has been received by Captain
Orrin j. Dickey has been duly posted.
There is no question but it is intended to
use the Company and the Regiment
little later and the Regimental officers
desire that the men should be Iii readl-
ness. All men are now on drill pay and
have been Federally accepted by the
Government and are now subject to Gov
eminent ORDERS Contrary to the general
IMPRESSION, this is not a State Guard,
but rather National organization. The
orders are as follows:
Headquarters 3rd Inf. Me. N. u.
Portland, Me-, Oct. 10, 1913.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No l.
Attention is called to Art. 81, Chap.
ESQ of the Laws of Maine, 1917, reading
cart. 81. Absence Without Leave.
Any person subject to military law
who fails to repair at the fixed time to
the properly appointed place OF duty,
or goes from the same without proper
leave, or absents himself from his
command, guard, quarters, station or
camp without proper leave shall De
punished as court-martial may d.
rect"
2. Failure to attend prescribed drills
is absence without leave
8. Company Commanders Will appoint
Summary Court Officer for their COM
panies.
4. Company Commanders are instruc-
ted to institute proceedings before sucn
Summary Court against any man absent
without leave from three successive pre-
scribeo drills after the publication OF TINS
order. This does not, however, prevent
the Company Commanders from taxing
similar action for any absence without
leave.
5, Names of all men who have been
absent without leave from the last three
drills will be reported at once to the
Regimental Adjutant, and hereafter SIM
liar reports shall be made whene yer any
man shall have been s. absent.
g. This order shall be read to the CON-