The Republican journal., 1919-04-17
Spring and Summer
UNDERWEAR
AND
HOSIERY
Forest Mills Underwear.
Gordon Hosiery.
Mrs. e. p. earle

Mr.. and Mrs Forrest E. Cottrell ot
Rockland were called to Belfast this
week by the illness of the formers morhl
er, Mrs. C. C. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Wyman have
moved from the Cilley house on Peirce
street to the Wilson house on upper Hiob
street They have the lumber on their
lot next the Wilson residence and plan n
build bungalow later.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will give j..
supper next Monday night to which tho
Sons of Veterans and returned soldiers
will be invited. This will be followed h,,
an open meeting at o'clock and dancino
from to r. The dance will be public.
There are still large number of nina
fores which the Red Cross would Ike
made, and large amount of warn on
land for knitting. Both may be obtained
by calling at the Memorial hall TnesdaT
Thursday and Saturday afternoons
Please help in this work.
All Red Men are urgently requested to
be present at the meeting next Mondav
evening, when the adoption degree viii
be worked on several candidates Ar
rangements will also be made for a nov
WOW to be held April Goth Supper will
be served after the work.
By an official proclamation Governor
Milliken has designated next week az
Fire Prevention Week TweRty-f We
lives were lost last year and two million
dollars in damage occasloned bv fires in
this state. His Excellency urges that an
effective campaign of education be made
during the week and that extra precau-
/ tons against fires may be made.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. c. MacNeil, who
have been, respectively, farm superjn-
tendent and matron of the Girls Home
and who have IN reality been like =
father and mother to this large family of
little ones, will leave the last of this
month tor their farm home on NorthDort
avenue. They had planned to leave last
year, but delayed as Mr.. MacNeil was Of
draft age and liable to be called into SER
| vice He is also r, F. D No. carrier
Their services at the Home for several
years has been most satisfactory Mrs.
Addle Fletcher Of Monticello. who comes
| mighty recommended, will succeed Mrs.
( MacNeil and several applicants have been
considered for the superintendent posi-
ton. The Directors of the Home would
be pleased to receive second hand cloth
ing suitable for girls from to IS years
( Of age.
Lawrence Curtis and Willis Hartford.
two Belfast boys of about 10 years Of
age, were returned home "Wednesday
forenoon from Camden where they were
located by officer Fish. The BOYS left
home Monday noon and Monday evening
the Boy Scouts were called upon to as
sIst IN the search as it had been found
that both had taken personal effects with
them and mad planned to leave town.
The Scouts soon found that they mad
called at the Elwell store al SATURDAY.
Cove Monday afternoon and had made
Camden that night The officers were
notified and the truants located. The
Curtis boy was supposed TO be in school
and the Hartford boy had been working in
the Dutch Market out Of school hours.
They had planned to 90 to Portland tc
look for employment aud expected to ere
ceive high wages"
Mrs. John A. Patterson recently re
ceived the following note IRON Capt, S.
l.. Watson of the Soldiers National Home
at Togus: at was with many regrets tina.
/ learned of the very sudden death OF
your husband. He had been a member of
my company short time, but we had
learned to respect him for his kind and
genial manners and sterling Qualities as c
comrade. We had become fast friends
and often spent social hour N my office
talking over mutual acquan .ances. We
Will miss his company in Cte days to
, come"
Miss Martha knoNlton, younger dauGh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H Knowl-
I ton, has graduated rom the Nurses School
at the City Hospital in Beverly, Mass.
She will spend tie summer at her home.
Her fance, Ems IN Frank Scheufele of
Natck, Mass, nov attached to the Great
Lakes training station has been q guest
at the hnoWlton home several Gays. lie
was at one time in the sales department
of the Coe-Mort mer Company and spent
several months at The Belfas, plant. He
expects to receive IS discharge from the
training station in Z short time,
Robert C. Ward, one of the most ex-
perienced golf players in this vic nifty and
a member of the Northport Count Y Club.
is giving instruction On the practice links
which he has opened On Phoenix Row, in
the rooms formerly occupied by the 2arIor
Musical Society. Here Mr. Ward IS in
structing beginners as well as those who
have played for couple Of seasons, The
large nall has double canvas hung across
one end, to stop the balls, and nat is
used for the tee or fairway A mum Der Of
Belfast men and wome1 will take I'd the
game this season for tie first time and
many of these will take preliminary in
structlons of Mr.. Ward. During the
summer season he will instruct on the
Northport links.
Mrs Irving T. Dinsn0re enterta ned
the Women's Alliance cf the First Parish
church at its last meeting of the season
] Thursday afternoon There were Il mem
bers present. Mrs Stephen S. l.. Shute
read d most entertaining paper on "Some