The Republican journal., 1918-10-03
osd cross Notes.

aha are ACQUAINTED with the
and scope oi the Home Service
,h. Red cross, should have heard
P.,ssriae Hlglwick, Field Super
/ p . ,bs Home Service Section of the
s.d,n5 DIVISION who spoke Sep
p, ,s,r to I'D Interested audience in
r7orrl sestry A very graft
yrs. ..,,e.eaaloa from eight of the
- branches in the county were
..1sa gained real help and in
th., most important branch
a-k Miss lIardwick made it
40, .be Red Cross, through this
[,4nsn., has pledged the government
[ttre specia, things:
10 c,e t. the men themselves as
~ Y,yios home ali needed informa-
E'5,I. possible help.
/ n lock after the homes of the
p +, a.e 10 those who are left
/ i1 m, Alnd that may be desired
'6asneiaI, legal, advisory, or
1' ,o.onrseamcnt. The morale of
must h4 maintained, and to this
as' .bUdr-r must be kept in school.
| g,-iy.ca -old several instances of
~ urls vbo. when their financial
.,sr was allied to service, were
Ema1is. their courses in training
h AZ COLLEGE The morale of the
srpe be maintained and only cheer
.m-3pla5 letters should be sent.
.,1ies.lv lufair to add to our mems
T., nv the remlnder of sorrow or
E. Ia the home. In this connec-
[G,s HardwIck told of a man who at
|rsnpr IF departure absolutely re-
n EMBARK and seemed in great dis
4 mind t4t cause of which no one
[,ye-.aia Finally a Home Service
[ras,5nr t. ipm and by his tact and
[br weH forth the story of dis
slr ls eceiyei from his wife be-
|,g !9 ,orelurn and straighten out
fr .at home. That he could
8 b. n Home Service promised
rerraH- 10 its power and when
|n1 -aa-- the other side cable
+, .m cling of re- adjusted and
[rre 4uue conditions. In cases |
Ia s vh.u there has been re-
\ tc.r .l he receipt of the allow
.- r. Service Committee is
70 .al- H4ucially. If there is |
Ia. l need To lind out about your |
|ras service apply to your COM
| Tfsy N.l 10 all in their power |
Eom 4ha. yju want to know. The !
|rzga has given to them the right |
bur- asl 10 absolutely no one else.
|:aliv Hay to lind out. The chair
|mWlij. county is Miss Maude E.
|sN q! High stree, Belfast, Tele-
| No 34tll She will be glad to
Nl IT any way possible. The
Is rue Of he committees in the
|x- Ha whose names are given
! II rt.5hlitate our men. This
Emss toward the future but begins
hi With the return of our first
h y as to do with their REIN
Ez ID ME activities of civil life,
b r-Hlalrative work for which
r. BIZ OF can be made fit. 1t in
study cf each individual case to
G8lat The man can do or can learn
7 i!frr shes the course of train
EGnned on, and sees the man and
|hl,} .3biSbed in some place
Pits speclai work may to advantage
|Ntd
EHOne Service Committees of the
P Belfast Miss Maude E. Math-
|'il;nan, Brooks, Miss Mabel Rose,
Gftc1le CiIley; Surnham, Mrs.
1ot Mrs Edith Sayward; Frank !
|Gb " VI Clark, Mrs, H. S. Serb
|A@boro Mrs. L. f. Pendleton, Mrs. |
| fendIeton; Jackson, Mrs. F. S. !
NJ Heroert .Hadley; Knox, Mis-. !
stSey Mrs. Bertha Shibles; Lincoln- |
Wis Ralph Richards; Monroe, Mrs.
| DUlam; Montville, Mrs. ]. j. |
tSal MIS- O. W. Ripley; Morrill,,
|slhan Hunt; Northport, Mrs Isaac
" Palermo, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. !
/ Sandypoint, Mrs. Mary GRAHAM;
II Ml D, S. L. Fairchild; Stockton
u Ms Vim. Averill, Mrs. j. L.
Il Sg Mrs Ernest Farris; Swanville, !
Y + White, Mrs. Thos. Nickerson; /
| " { NJ Whitney. Mr.. A. L.
Ms Georgia Tyler-Woods; Unity, |
i N Whitney, Mr.. Donald Chase;
M Lawrence Simmons, Mrs. |
n l. Smith, Miss Phoebe Paul.
al who have knitting out, please
sAo return it as soon as possible2
'usp'er is grateful for the follow
Ru' gifts From Mr.. A. P. Good |
|'Ui Mrs, Addie Merriam, $500.