Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
BELFAST
Waldo County Draftees Called
For July 26-Stephen-Fair-
brother Wedding - locals

The following Waldo county men
are called on to report at Belfast
Court House on July 26th and 8
o'clock and will leave on the morning
train for Camp Devens A compli-
mertary ball will be given in their
honor on the 25th by Company F,
Third Maine. James F. Page. Bel
fast: Harry E. Brown, Belfast: Mott
Wilson Reynolds. Burnham; Warren
A Parker. Frankfort; Fenton Rob
erts, Stockton Springs; Sebastian
Charles Marsano. Belfast; Will r.
Lane, Brooks; Herbert H. McCohb,
Lincoinville; Harry F. Godfrey, Bel
fast; William G. Hussey, Freedom;
Winfield S. Elninster Jr, Belfast
Gipun Llalio, Searsport; Frederick A.
Nickerson, Belfast; Fred W. Drew,
Belfast; Wilfred H. Walker, Free
dom: Clarence D. Larrabee, Brooks;
Elmer W. Rossiter. Lincolnville; Per-
cy S. Thompson, Belfast; Freeman E.
Patterson, Burnham; Frank X. Fin
ley, Palermo Luther NJ. Hill, Liber-
ty: Alton c. Morrison. Palermo;
George ". Glidden. Palermo; FIJI
more D. Wright, Troy Fred L. Ped
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Northport; Harry c. knowlton, Bel
fast; John A. Lombard, Eorthport;
Harry E. Pierce, Belfast; Raymond
| c. Sherman, Islesboro; Florian A
York, Frankfort; Donald R. Brow
nell Lincolnville Albert ". Miller,
Belfast; Ralph ". Luce. Troy; How
ard W Heath, Belfast; Edgar s.
Smart, Winterpors; Arthur W. San
derson, Belfast; Leroy a. Sanderson.
I Belfast; Melvin z. Dearborn, Lin
! colnville. Asbury S. Wade, Lincoln
Vile; Charles H. Watson. Brooks;
I Llewellyn ". Drinkwater, Lincoln
Vile William Fl. Dickey. Belfast;
( Charles f. Robertson, Belfast; Good
win E. Boyntonfi Liberty; Lewis r.
Wagner Freedom Harold Stone,
! Searsport: DR. Ansel II. Lothrop, Bel
fast T'irst Lieut.. Go. r. Third
/ MaineD OF the As men, II are from
Belfast. and several from Co. f.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Fairbrother
announce the wedding of their
daughter Miss Olive Ruby. and
( Richard ". Stevenson on July 18th
| at their home in Northport avenue
, The ceremony took place at Q r NJ
and was performed by Rev. William
! Vaughan of Trinity Reformed
! church Of East Belfast The double
parlors where the ceremony took
! place were handsomely decorated
with ferns. field daisies and blue
/ vetch and the bridal party stood in
an archwav formed of these flow
ers The bride was attended by the
! groom's sister, Miss Rachel Edoise
Stephenson, and was given in mar
riage by her father, She wore
| dainty frock OF white net with satin
t trimmings and carried shower of
/ daybreak pinkS. The maid Of hon
! or Wore white muslin and carried an
arm bouquet of carnations. The
! single ring was used in the taking of
/ vows and an informal reception fol-
lowed at which a collation. was
served by the brides mother. The
bride is graduate of the Belfast
High school, class of II. having be
gun her high school days in Castine.
She has been for some time stenog-
rapher for B. O. Norton & Co. The
/ groom was graduated from the E.
| H. S. in 1916 and is an f. F. D. car
rier on Route 5. He is the son of
Mr., and Mrs Russell 3. Stephenson
of East Belfast. with whom he and
his bride are to live for the present,
later going to Housekeeping.
The chairman of Military Relief
wishes to announce that there will
be yarn at headquarters on Friday
afternoon for those who wish to
make socks or sweaters. The latter
will be the scanned model which re-
quires less yarn and directions for
both socks and sweaters may be had
at the rooms when the yarn is given
out. There is a large allotment to
be filled and kntters are needed.