The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-01-16

| he ahout his home without the aid of
clutches.
A. f Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans,
will have a debate on, Resolved that the
limited States should feed the Enemy, at
their regular meeting next Monday even
ing.
Capt John C. Hamm, who enlisted in
the service and who returned sometime
ago from a southern training camp on &C
count of illness, plans to re- open his
nhvsician's office in this city early next
month.
RAYMOND B. Dyer and family, who
have been living in the residence of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Dyer, on
Belmont avenue, recently moved to the
Toothaker house on the same avenue
He has bought the school team and route
of Edgar L. Smith, who is spending the
winter in Lewiston
| Belfast Commandery, United Order of
the Golden Cross, initiated two members
! at their last meeting. The regular meet
| ing will be held this, Thursday. evening
| in Red Mems hall A large attendance is
requested to make arrangements for the
installation which is to take place Jan.
3Oth with grand officers present
Matthew Milan, steward on the S. S,
Lake Indian, collier on the line between
! 81 Uo 1off
do County hospital last Saturday for his
home in South Boston. Mr. Milan was
suffering with typhoid fever when the
steamer locked in Searsport about six
weeks ago and was brought directly to
/ the hospital, where he was for some time
very seriously Ill.
The Public Safety rooms in the Poor
block on Phoenix Row were closed last
! Saturday. Chairman o. E. Frost, who
has given much of his valuable time to
! these very important and exacting duties,
wishes The Journal to publicly thank all
who have co-operated in the work and
also to express his personal appreciation
L
E. Milliken to extend thanks and appre-
citation to all who assist in any man
ner
At the annual meeting of the stock
| holders of the City National Bank of Bel
| fast held Tuesday, Jan. 14th, at 10 o'clock,
/ the following directors were reelected
/ for the ensuing year: Ira M. Cobe, Chas
| P Hazeltine Asa A. Howes, Thomas w.
Pitcher, Elmer A. Sherman, Valorus A.
Simmons, Selwyn Thompson, Charles H.
Walden, C. w. Wescott. Directly after
the meeting of the stockholders the Di-
rectors held a meeting and elected the
following officers: President, c. W. Wes-
colt; Cashier. R, A. Bramhall; Asst.
Cashier, Alberta W. Farnham.
Thomas H Marshall Circle had the
following program last Tuesday after.
noon in charge of the patriotic instruc.
tor, Mrs. Nettie White: Invocation
chaplain; singing, America; roll call o.
soldiers; presentation of flag, Mrs. Dora
Bridges; response, Pres. Mrs Rose Fair.
brother; Service Flag poem, Mrs. Nettit
White; remarks on flag, Com. L. C
Putnam; reading, The Cost, Mrs. Luli,
Nichols; reading on the flag, Mrs. JUL;
Ferguson; reading, The Service Flag
Mrs. Dora Bridges; singing, The Sta
Spangled Banner; closed with prayer.
The Belfast Liberty Bell Bird Club hal
66 members. 1t meets at the Police Cour
room in the city building every Thursda
evening at seven o'clock. Any boy Of
girl ten years of age or over may become
member of the Club by procuring al
application blank from the director, Frank
A. Downs, and by paying the sum of three
cents for club button and guide. Parents
of the club members are always welcome
at the meetings. Their motto is: PRO
tect Our Feathered Friends" and theil
pledge: 81 desire to become a member
of the Liberty Bell Bird Club, and promise
vorous birds and do what l can for the
club" Sign the Liberty Bell Bird Club
pledge today and help in this great work
of saving the birds and thus help to re-
duce the high cost of living.
The officers elect of Emma White Bar
ker Tent, D. of ", were installed last
Wednesday night by Past President Annie
May Frost assisted by Miss Eta White
head as guide. The officers are: Mrs.
Myra Dutch, president; Mrs. ANNE Jelli-
son, senior vice president; Mrs. Ethel
Whiting, junior vice president; Georgia
Juan, chaplain; Emma Brown, treasurer
Mrs. Mary Carter, Mrs. Rose Sprague,
Mrs Rose Bucklin, counselors; Lizzie
Clary, patriotic instructor. The appoin-
tive officers are Mrs. Eta P. Slavery,
secretary; Mrs. Annie May Frost. guide
Miss Eta Whitehead, guard; Dora Bird ges,
assistant guard; Ethel Pettee, musician.
The color bearers are Ida Blood, Rose
Sprague, Susie Hanson. Goldie Warren
There was large attendance of the
Thomas H. Marshall Post and allied so.
cleties. Refreshments were served.