The Republican journal., 1918-03-07

\ .n. Mccullough carrying supplies
ENGLAND to France and is now LIST
|, ...-,, Engineer on the j. H. Devereux
-.rs from Boston to Norfolk, Va.
A.. Foster will remain with her parents
for ne present
The news of the death of Fitz Howard
man vas received with sincere re-
Mr. Nosman has made his summer
,,s ~ Searsport for many years occu-
..ct the cottage formerly owned by his
9,,se- through his generosity the
..,,ods have been open to the public
1 M times and picnic parties have been
! ,,,,,e the shore. In town owning
shore front this privilege has meant
. ,cb and the park with its sheltering
.t-ss rsmblng shrubs and fine view OF
h., Re-, IS one beauty spot. A large field
;o,r. has been used as ball ground.
Of. streets, Howard and Mosman, bear
h. .snr of the kindly owner of the
s..e,tending in almost unbroken lines
t,oo. Nam street to the water front.
r.. and on Mt. Ephraim Road were
l.. aWaeJ by Mr.. Mosman. Born in
Bau- n years ago, he was the son of
b., and Nancy Crockett Mosman. In
bar, manhood he established home in
hr. Eeading where he was engaged in
r, .lyr->s business, making daily trips
/, Bs>.un Five years ago he was obliged
!, rterga the amputation of limb
,rls rid. Tune retired from active du-
h.. and aas never fully recovered his
lcf. After the death of her mother
h. .ltter Miss Clarabelle became his
e0s,s.l companion. One other daugh-
te- Mr., Mary Smith, survives.
st4ssPuRT CAMP FIRE CELEBRATES
s. rl ANNIVERSARY. The council
a.c'n- If fhe kanetota Camp Fire Girls
n .4- home of Miss Isabel Frame
b. fe.r.ry End was an important event
h ~ history of the group and one of its
h. any. able gatherings. In keeping
h.. '8e lay a patriotic program was ar
Bang and activities of the past year
be .Ncd In april the kanetota MEM
Me- pledged allegiance to the war pro-
Mr. ,4lIaed by DR.. Gulick, President
Ed or Camp Fire organization and en-
Mo- Ny Pres. Wilson, Ex-Presidents
BRocsyet and Taft Red Cross work,
RECONSTRUCTION First Aid, care of children
Esl. y'afment of physical endurance
I'D aaia5n To the usual requirements has
"a he 4lllS a strenuous training and
H. l Hov ranked as Minute Girls.
a !ar tugeT Moon ceremonial program
g. l.pa with the entrance march and
~ 14. SONG Leaving the guardian in her
Epian lup retired, re- entering in the
ia H RIDER Orilla Whitcomb with
sts Crl idullne Morse, Gladys Rose
r. Pauline lowers as Song, Work and
ESI"-u, Valerie Croce with the National
- -uVa.ty to country was pledged
a. be lag saluted. Then came the
~ ers each lighting a candle SYM
~ ui -us Of the seven points of the
Va Fire law, The Law, Fire Makers
Pc add prayer were repeated and
|nAe.tung lame sung. Pres. Frances
htge,t presided over brief business
|&SSoA il was voted that each member
n Vile g-glp make patch work quilt for
4 Trench War Baby"
a patriotic recitation by the Blue Birds
aOIe"sd the singing of America. After
4 Die. tApanation of the War Program
II 'Ae Guardian, Annie Rogers told of
II Ear'en and canning work accomplish
q under the University of Maine Ex-
*hAoa Course Frances Rogers told of
IN Red Cross which included clipping,
ggAls oaAum, knitting. folding gauze,
'He Lays stamps, tickets and mem
FiaAps to the amount of Sl2O.
4 rive minutes First Aid quiz covered
Ter chapters in the Red Cross text
OA A observation quiz followed.
i ''e7a WAYS of using left over bread