The Republican journal., 1918-04-25

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Mrs. Edith B. Horne has been ENGAGED
to teach the Grammar grade in East Rel.
fast during the remainder of the school
year.
Under serial call No. 12l by the War
Department for industrial engineers be-
tween the ages of IS and As years, Mr..
Walter o. Poor of Los Angeles, Cal. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence O. Poor of this
city, has made application for the same
Belfast and Waldo County are still in
creasing their sales on the Liberty Loan
bonds. The city now has total of $685.
$50 and the county 1867, 500. The follow
ing towns have sold their allotment the
past week: Winterport, Palermo and
Burnham; leaving Islesboro, Lincolnville,
Troy and Waldo to. report their allot-
ment.
A sale of maybaskets constructed of
colored paper and other decorative ma
terial will be held in the vestry of the
Methodist church Monday afternoon from
3. 80 to $50 under the direction of the
Dorcas Guild. Everyone will be welcom
ed Samples of the baskets offered for
sale may be seen in the display window
of Mrs. j. l.. Sleeper.
The Maine Transportation Company of
Augusta and Belfast, of which Orrln j.
Dickey has been the local manager for
several years operating steam cars be-
tween Rockland and Belfast, have sold
their cars to Skowhegan parties. They
are unable to secure drivers for their
steamers. They plan to place Cadillac
cars on the route the coming season.
Mrs. Charles A. Plsbury has disposed
of her household goods and moved Tues
day to the Crawford residence on Miller
street, where she will remain indefinite
ly. Later she plans to visit in Auburn
and in Bozeman, Mont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Wilson, who occupied the Pills.
bury residence the past winter, also
moved Tuesday to the Pottle house on
Congress street, where they had previ-
ously lived for about eleven years.
Messrs. Amasa S. Heal and Maine Hills
will move to their new home, formerly
the Pilsbury house, in Few days.
THE Boy SCOUTS. At their Tuesday
evening meeting the boys returned their
report of the canvas of the city last Fri
day and Saturday when they sold about
SIS worth of War Savings stamps They
also did good work in the third Liberty
Loan drive. Ralph Philbrook, Melvin
Woods, Floyd Winchester and Eben Mank
were elected to membership. Scouts
Canning, Howard, futile and
Woods will be among the story tellers at
season will be made Saturday when the
troop will assemble at the School common
and go TO the Battery" where they will
spend the day with games and have a
clam bake on the shore
The war food demonstration at the
Baptist vestry, under the auspices of the
local conservation committee with Miss
Melvina V. Parker chairman, was attend
ed by large number of interested home
makers. Miss Ruby Barker, very we'll
and favorably known in this vicinity in
her previous demonstrations and lectures,
made several war breads, etc, telling the
amount of wheat conserved by these sub
stitutes, etc She also distributed valu-
able recipes for bread and pastry Miss
Jennie Minnick from the Agricultural
Department at Washington, d, c., dem
onstrated making cottage cheese with
skim milk and junket and urged all pres
ent to make all the use possible of these
ingredients She also distributed litera-
ture in regard to it's nutriment, etc,
THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION. The
board of registration completed their
work last Saturday with the following
result: Stricken off: Ambrose j. Morri
son, Arthur H. Morrison, Harry P.
Sweat, Holmes F. Triggs, Franklin
Waterman, Frank E. Wiley, Hiram A.
Ladd, James A. McMahan, Eugene M.
Pomeroy, Harry l.. Robinson, Ernest N.
Richards, Howell P. Smith, Harrison B.
Toothaker, Clifton West, Milford P.
York, Melvin G. Robertson, E. c. Rock
wood, Leon Burgin, Charles W. Carroll,
Earle E. Chamberlain, Lewis H. Eldridge,
Narcisse Forth, John S. Gilmore, Percy
E. Greer, Charles Lewis Carl F. Lewis,
j. R. Meservey, Radford S. Russell, Will
liam H. Seward, Jesse S. Smith, Oscar
E. Stevens, Roland E. Stevens, Martin
Thomas, George M. Trumble, Walter S.
Wood, Adam M. Young, Ernest Hervey,
Nathaniel E. Wiggin, Thomas P. Leaman,
Albert j. McKeen; changes: From Ward
1 to Ward 2, Fred A. Seward, Leon Shute,
William H. SmaIley, Linwood B. Thomp-
son, George c. Thompson, Frank l.. Whit
ten, BENJAMIN F. Colcord, Roscoe M.
Ellinawood, Edward H. Fletcher, Robert
Gross. Irving A. Ingersoll, Ansel NJ
Lothrop, Joseph NJ. Palmer, Eustus j.
Partridge, Charles H. Murray; from Ward
1 to Ward 3, Frank B. Luce. Walter E.