The Republican journal., 1918-11-07
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BELFAST, MAINE.

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The Woman's club will meet next Tues.
day evening with the secretary, Mrs. F
W. Brown, 81 Cedar street.
You are invited to the Opera Hous,
next Saturday evening to a meeting in
the interests of the United War Work
campaign.
You are invited to the Opera House
next Saturday evening to a meeting in
the interests of the United War Work
Campaign.
Some of the school teachers have been
of great assistance to the Exemption
Board during the spare time from their
own work.
Capt. Orrin j. Dickey and Lieuts. Ross
l. Hammons and Basil R. Allen of Co. F.
were in Bangor over Sunday to attend
the semi-monthly gathering of the Third
| Battalion.
Charles Bradbury has bought of Fred
D. Jones one of the latest Edison phono-
graphs, the William and Mary official
laboratory model. 1t is ''the phono-
graph with SOUL"
The fire department was called out
Saturday at p. m. for small blaze dis
covered in a waste paper barrel at the
Buzzell tenement house opposite the
North church. There was no damage.
Seaside Grange will hold a meeting at
the Grange Hall, Monday evening, No
vember 18th. All members are requested
to be present. Deputy c. H. Woods will
visit Seaside Grange at that meeting
Miss Abbie Doak, R. N, of Boston
who has been the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Doak, received
her orders last Saturday for Red Cross
work over seas and was ordered to report
at once to Camp May, New Jersey.
| Herbert T. Field, who resigned as assist
ant treasurer of the Waldo Trust Com
pany, to enter Y. M. C. A. war work,
writes from Paris, where he is doing Of
flee work in a Y. M. c. A., that he is
saving his stories of his wonderful ex-
perience until he comes home.
Most of the uniform equipment for Co.
F. in this city has arrived at the Armory
and the past few days have been busy
ones for Capt. Dickey and his staff in
making the issue of the goods, in order
that the men may be well outfitted after
long wait. The new uniforms are very
attractive and the men present fine ap-
pearance.
A mass meeting will be held in the
Opera House next Saturday evening at
7.3O o'clock in the interests of the United
War Work Campaign. There will be in
teresting speakers and everyone is urged
to attend. No contributions asked at
this meeting. William Kenney, who has
just returned from France, will speak at
this meeting. He was in the battle of
Verdun and was cited for bravery by the
French government. He will tell the
story of battle conditions as he found
them.
The Women's Alliance of the First
Parish, Unitarian, church will meet at the
home of Mrs William B. Swan, High
street, this, Thursday, afternoon, at 8
o'clock Religious intelligence will be
given by Miss Frances Chase and Rev.
Arthur E. Wilson will speak on Govern
ment Benefits for Soldiers and their
Families. A most cordial invitation is
extended to all the women who attend
this church to 60 to this meeting and be-
come Alliance members, it being 'The
Alliance of Unitarian and other Liberal
Christian Women"
The United States Labor Service COM
mittee of this city will hold a meeting at
the City Building in the Municipal Court
room this, Thursday, at 7.3O p. M, when
all the manufacturers are requested to at
tend. The matter of substituting women
help in the department of labor through
out the city in place of many men who
are now working on women's jobs will be
considered This is a very important
meeting and it is desired that all manu-
facturers and those employing labor will
be in attendance, in order that the matter
may be fairly understood and that so far
! as possible the Board may work in mar
mony with those most concerned.