The Republican journal., 1919-09-11
A full attendance of all ladies of the G.

A full attendance of all ladies of the G.
A. r. is requested to attend the next
meeting as there will be special business.
Please attend.
The Daughters of Veterans Afternoon
Club will meet Sept. 18th with Mrs. Ell
mer Decrow and the regular meeting will
be held that evening.
John A. Roberts ,of Reading, Mass, a
summer resident at North Shore, North
port, is improving after serious injury
to the patella of one of his knees.
At the September meeting of the direc-
tors of the Home for Aged Women, held
last Thursday, Mrs. Sarah E. johnson of
this city was admitted to life member
ship.
Mrs. j. G. Paul, who has been living
for several years in the N. H. Small resi-
dence at the corner of Miller and Cedar
streets, has taken apartments in the Lyn-
wood B. Thompson house, Miller street,
and will move early in October
The offices at the Maine Central depot
and freight sheds were broken into Mon
day night In the former a window was
broken and in the latter the bolt was
sprung. Suspicion points to certain
party and investigation is being made
The funeral of Winifred E., wife of F.
E. Stinson of North Searsport, will take
place to-day, Thursday, at p. m, Rev.
Charles W. Martin of Belfast officiating.
There are many friends here who extend
! sympathy to the bereaved. An obituary
will be printed in our next issue.
The Davis Sample Shop at Clark's Cor
ner was opened Saturday with Charles F.
Hammons, local manager, and Miss Eta
NJ Whitehead as cl,rk. Mr.. Davis and
assistant were present and report a crowd
ed store and sales far beyond their expec-
tation from early morning until late at
night.
The funeral of Ethel G., wife of Rus
sell }. Ward, will take place at Il N. to-
| day, Thursday at her late home in East
Belfast. Rev. Charles W. Martin will
othciate. Mrs Ward was 20 years old
and is survived by her husband and two
little children. She had been i'll for some
time with tuberculosis
Miles S, Jellson has sold his pant fac
tory business on Bridge street to John
Pullman, wholesale clothing dealer in
| New York City, who was here Tuesday
to transact the deal Mr.. Pullman has
high business rating and will make good
| citizen. He plans to spend at least half
/ of his time here. He will take possession
| Oct list and has employed E. H. Walker
now with Mr.. Jellison, as his general
/ superintendent. He will handle the out
put of the factory in his own trade. MI
Jelllson has worked up the business, an
excellent one, IN IL years. He has not
decided on his future business, but will
take vacation first
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Ames Williams were
the guests OF honor and also the victims
of a real surprise party at The Battery las
Thursday evening to celebrate their 7th
wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liams have been summer residents here
four years and are among the first to come
and the last to leave. They are great
favorites not only at The Battery, but up
town where Mr.. Williams has an office in
the Howes block and his charming wife
is frequent caller. They also have two
bright and handsome little boys, the pets
of The Battery While the Thursday
evening affair was very informal it in
cluded dancing. cards and speeches by
Mr.. Williams and Others