The Republican journal., 1919-07-17

Samuel Smith, who recently lost his
barn in East Belfast in an electrical
shower, has bought the Orchard farm
near by and will soon take possession.
Mr. Orchard will move to this side of the
river to be nearer his work.
The CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS. See the
attractive ads in The journal for the
Chautauqua entertainments which begin
on July 29th. All of the IS guarantors
have tickets for sale. If they have not
called on you it would be advisable for
you to call ON them, as after the first 500
tickets have been sold the price of 81. 90
for the course will be advanced to 81. rs.
The guarantors are: Frances E. Abbott,
Maude E. Barker, Annie L. Barr, Mrs.
Chas Bradbury, F. M. Bragg, Frank E.
Bramhal, Fred W. Brown, Hester P.
Brown, H. c. Buzzell, Mrs. +. P. earle,
Cecil Clay, C. R. Coombs, Inez E. Craw-
! ford, l, 7. Dinsmore, Gertrude F. Dur
ham, Annie M. Frost, O. E. Fcost, Isabel
CHM, A. P. Goodhue, v L. Hall, Annie
| d. Hazeltine, Chas. P. Hazeltine, Maine
Hills, c. B. Holmes, Gerald W. Howard,
James H. Howes, Chas. E. johnson, F. A.
johnson, Elizabeth A Kelley, Sarah F.
Knight, M. R. Knowlton, William E.
HOFFMAN, A. P. Lord, E. S. Mcdonald, H.
E. Mcdonald, Lillian B. Mcdonald, Loula
A. Mason, Maude E. Mathews, Clara A.
Morrison, S. A. Parker, Sue Nj. Partridge,
N A. Read, Charles E. Rhoades, Geo. H.
Robertson, Ethel Rogers, Geo. c. Seavey,
E. A. Sherman, R. R. Sherman, Mrs. S.
S. l., Shute, v A.. Simmons, Mildred M.
Slater, NJ L. Slugg, Elmer Small, DR.. F.
c. Small, Charles F. Swift, L. B. Thomp-
son, Selwyn Thompson, Vida Vose, Mrs.
| W. c. Vose, E. A. Wadsworth, H. M.
Waters, C. W. Wescott, w. L. West, H.
l.. Written, o. B. Wilkins.
THE FLYING CIRCUS. An auto van,
known as the United States Army's
Flying-Ground Circus, arrived in Belfast
last Friday afternoon from Rockland.
privates, first class, Perkins and Reardon,
arrived at noon to bill the store windows,
etc. The band wagon followed by two
autos and six trucks and three trailers
arrived early in the afternoon and halted
in front of the Third Names armory,
which was used as headquarters until
Of fpr Rop arlx, Cot,
ing. There were twenty-eight enlisted
men under the command of Lieut.. Col
John D. Carmody and Lieut.. A. F. Mack
in. The former was entertained for a
short time Friday evening at the home of
Capt. W. V. Pratt by Mrs. Pratt and Mrs.
Powell Clayton. They left Mineola, N.
cruited over 500 men on the trip. They
need about LOCO recruits in this branch
of the service, and literature explaining
the needs, ETC., are distributed. The box
trucks and bi-plane were camouflaged as
they were in overseas service in red,
white and blue, on green surface. The
outfit has tents, beds, baggage, COM
plete Photographic unit, a motor power
plant for search lights. The flying ma
chine was a French bi-plane Ia Msraine
ParasoD and known on the battlefield as
a pup. 1t was dismantled and on truck
and trailer. When in service overseas it
carried machine gun mounted on front
and for its size was most formidable
thing. They paraded the streets early in
the evening and later halted around the
walk at the post office, where crowds had
collected to listen to the band concert,
see the workings of the searchlight and
examine the bi-plane. The young chap
as military police had task to keep
autos, teams, bicycles and small boys
out of the space needed for the demon
stration.