The Republican journal., 1919-06-19


home on Court street, after spending two
| weeks at the Tapley Hospital for surgical
treatment.
All workers of the Red Cross Auxiliary
are requested to meet at Memorial Hall
| at g. 80 a. M, July 4th to take part in the
Waldo County parade.
George L. Slipp has bought what is
commonly called the Monroe woods. own
! ed in recent years by Ralph l. Morse, and
will use some of the land as a pasture for
! his stock.
! The Waldo County Veteran Associa-
ton will meet at Northern Light Grange
Hall, Winterport, June Goth. It is hoped
that the fife and drum corps of the Asso-
! citation will be present.
Miss Inez L. Barker, r. NJ, who has
been in charge of the American Thread
Companys Hospital at Lake View dur
ing the past season, is taking a vacation
at her home in Centre Montville.
w. l.. Luce was in Portland Tuesday to
attend the marriage of Major Spaulding
Bisbee and Miss Ethel M. Hinds He will
probably open his new music store in the
| Curtis block about July list.
William F. Weshee has bought the En-
nest O. Patterson residence at the corner
! of Church and Pearl streets and will move
! there about the first of July from the
| rockingham house on High street.
The case of Dickey & Knowlton VS.. A.
X. Jackson, heard at the April term of
! the Supreme Judicial Court, with verdict
for the plaintiff, has been returned from
the Law Court with the motion overruled
for want of prosecution.
The graduates and former students of
! the Belfast High school are asked to meet
in the Municipal Court room Friday, June
10th, at 730 p. M, for the purpose of or
ganizing student-alumni association. 1t
( is earnestly requested that as many as
possible attend.
There will be a 10 cent social at the
| Congregational church next Friday after
noon. All the ladies of the church and
parish are urged to attend. A special in
children of the cradle roll to bring the
little ones. Light refreshments will be
served.
The Belfast friends of Miss Marian
Small of Freedom will be pleased to hear
that she was the successful contestant at
the annual Junior prize reading at Free
dom Academy last Monday evening. Miss
Small is piano pupil of Miss Amy E.
Stoddard and has many friends here
The Consumers Fuel Co. are making
alterations in their new office building,
formerly the Knowlton store at the cor
ner of Main and Front streets. -Four
windows have been put in on the Front
street side. They will move from the
Pejepscot building to their new quarters
about the first of August.
DR.. Ansel M. Lothrop, who has been
! overseas with the dental corps, arrived
Saturday at Hoboken, N. Y. Mrs. Lothrop
left by boat Saturday night and will join
him in New York. Later he will 60 tc
Camp Devens for his discharge. He will
soon resume his practice in his office in
the Colonial building on Phoenix Row.
About thirty-fiv members of the B. H.
S. classes of 1917 and 1918, chaperoned
by Mrs. Everett A. Banks and Miss Mel
vlna V. Parker, spent last Saturday and
Sunday at the Lombard cottage on the
Camp Ground. A delicious fish chowder
was served at the Sunday dinner. The
time was spent socially, in bathing, in in
speeding the new Peavey cottage and
other places of interest 1t was pleasant
reunion.
Edward Winslow, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. N Winslow of Elizabeth N. j., has
been in Belfast several days visiting his
aunt Mrs, George A. Quimby and other
relatives. He has recently returned from
overseas duty and has citation for
| bravery in the Tech Ambulance Corps.
He was student at Tech when he en-
listed to join its ambulance corps He
made the trip to Belfast with his aunt,
Mrs. E. N. Winslow of Lawrence, Mass,
who came to accompany Mrs. Maria W
Knowlton, who has been her guest since
returning from Miami, Fla, where she
spent the winter.
First Glass Private Frank Ward attach
ed to the Medical Corps, United States
Regular Army, is visiting his parents,
! MI and Mrs. Elbridge Ward of Swan
VILE Private Ward has been stationed
| at Camp Hancock, Ga, for the past year,
! where he held the rank Of Ward-master
at the Base Hospital. After thirty days
furlough he is returning to Camp Bragg,
| N. C. From there he expects soon to be
transferred to Camp Devens. This is his
first trip home for five years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward have one other son, Private
Arnold E. Ward, now with the Army of
Occupation at Coblenz, Germany.
William L. Cook, who returned home