The Republican journal., 1918-09-05

The Woman's Hospital Aid will meet
! with Mrs. Elmer Small tomorrow, Fri
day, afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
All members of Osceola Council are re-
quested to meet at Red Mems hall next
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to arrange
for degree rehearsal.
Many prominent county politicians
were in town last Saturday to attend the
conventions of both parties. There were
| no public addresses and the sessions were
given up to committee work.
Mrs. Stella A. Young, Great Poca
hontas of the Great Council D. of P. of
Maine, left Tuesday morning for official
visits OF inspection to the subordinate
councils in the western part of the State.
John R. Dunton, Cecil Clay, A. P.
Goodhue and others concerned went to
Dark Harbor last Friday to attend meet
ing of routine work in the equity cases
of Sprague & Pendleton, A. P. Goodhue
5,
Walter H. Coombs had serious il
turn at his new home at the corner of
Bridge and Washington streets. He re-
Gently moved his secondhand and an
tique goods from Main street to his home
residence.
The Waldo County Commissioners,
with Mayor c. W. Wescott and the city
committee on streets, spent a part of
Saturday on Searsport avenue, where &C
cording to petition, the street lines,
which had been entirely lost, were re-
established.
The Journal has received most at
tractive invitation from Pendleton Broth
ers, Inc. Wall street, New York, to at
tend the launching of the schooner
Kingsway at II a. m. Sept. 18th at their
Mystic, Conn, yard. The vessel was
designed and built under a special form
of construction patented by Fields s.
Pendleton. A card was also enclosed
shipyard after the launching.
LABOR DAY. There were no public DEM
onstrations of any kind Monday, Labor
Day. Many parties took advantage of
the opportunity to spend two consecu-
tive days in an outing and left Saturday
evening for cottages along the shore front,
at Northport and to the surrounding lakes.
There were also several shore picnics and
many auto parties for the day for those
who could not leave town Saturday.
there were no factory whistle and the
day down town presented the appearance
of Sunday.
EAST BELFAST Charles Nash of
Lynn, Mass, spent Labor Day with his
brother, Porter Nash. He made the trip
in his car and was accompanied by N. B.
Phurrell. :. Mr.. and Mrs. James Greed re-
turned Monday to their home in Green
vile from a short visit at the Young
bungalow. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Downing
and Miss Sarah Young of Dexter spent
Sunday and Monday at the Young bunga-
low on Patterson's Point. They were
entertained at luncheon Monday by Mr..
and Mrs. Emery o. Pendleton.
A surprise party was given Friday
evening, Aug. 3Oth. in honor of Miss
Anita Trask at her home on Bay View
street. She leaves this week for Lynn,
Mass, for an indefinite time. The even
ing was spent in playing games. Re-
freshments were served by her sister,
Miss Mildred Trask. Miss Sadie Bowen,
in behalf of the guests present, present.
ed Miss Trask with sweet grass bas-
ket. The party broke up wishing her
s'good luck" during her absence. The
other guests present were Gladys Brown,
Ruth Knight, William Norris, Lester
Pitcher. RAYMOND Young, Winfield Mar
riner and Fletcher Whitcomb.
1 WALDO COUNTY STACKER. Arthur
Vernon Otis of Montville, the first and
only real Stacker in the Waldo county
draft. was given hearing before the
Waldo County Exemption Board last Fri
day morning. He was originally placed
in class four but was later changed to
class one B. Last spring he was arrested
for non-support of wife. He later disap-
peared and after 'diligent search for him
the Waldo County Board reported him te
Ad;utant General George MEG. Pressor
as DELINQUENT. On orders from that Of
fee he was arrested at Br0wnville juno.
ton by E. T. Bessey OF Thorndike. He
was taken to Fort Williams, Portland
Harbor, by MIR. Bessey.