The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-13

! A, I, tIO0QIlue IGtul uCd nOuddS " ulo
home on Court street from the Tapley
/ Hospital, where he was operated on for
appendicitis Last Thursday Mr., Good
/ hue received very large box Of flowers
from Portland accompanied by note in
forming him that he had the day before
been elected president of the Maine State
Plumbers Association at their annual
meeting in that city.
Spiritualist services will be held 1 at
/ Red Mems hall next Sunday at 2.30 and
T. 80 D. m, with Mrs. Annie Carter,
speaker. Subject of afternoon sermon
will be ''What is Truth?" Mrs. Carter
! will ask for a subject to be given her
| from the evening audience and will prove
! the immortality of the soul at the mes
sage service March Both Mrs. Nettie
Smart of Winterport will be with Mrs.
Carter at Red Mems hall.
CORP. WINSLOW CITED FOR BRAV-
ERY. Corp. George W. Winslow son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n Winslow of Eliza
beth, n. j., former Belfast residents, a
member Of Co. l., 10th Infantry, was
killed in action Sept. Doth and his rela-
tves have received the following cita-
ton for meritorious service: "For cour-
age and determination in action during
the battle of the Hindcnburg line Sept
goth During the battle this non-com-
missioned officer displayed GOODNESS and
qualities of leadership in organizing and
directing groups of men in a heavy
smoke barrage, continuing in action after
being wounded in the wrist until killed "
By command CT Maj-General Organ of
9th Division.
WEST BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ems attended Pomona Grange at Center
NJ ntville, March 4th.... Levi Campbell
spent the weekend with friends in Sears
mont. Frank Waterman returned to
Warerville Thursday after a short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
v aterman.. Henry Morris has been on
the SICK list the past week.. Mrs. Chas.
Waterman entered the Waldo County
Hospital Saturday for a surgical opera
tion... Miss Rachel Fowles, who has been
spending few days with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Elms, returned
home Sunday....Mr and Mrs. Charles
Brown of Searsmont spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Dyer Mrs.
Frank T'oothaker called on Mrs John
Waterman, Thursday. Equity Grange
met March 9th with a good attendance
After the meeting a delicious supper of
crab salad, rolls, doughnuts and coffee
was served in the dining room and a
social lour enjoyed by ALL
Boz SCOUTS Scouts Colcord and Ell
lis won the debate at the regular Scout
meeting Monday evening while an inter-
esting program of story telling was given
by other members. Paul Davis was made
an associate member. The program for
the next meeting includes stories by
Scouts Ness, Rogers, Arnold, Mendall,
! Snow, Brown, Philbrick and Pendergast
First add bandag will be done by
Scouts Staples and Graisbury in a con-
| test for the best work. Melvin Woods
| has re-reglstered. Nearly all the Scouts
have ordered new clothing for the sum-
mer season and the Belfast Troops will
present one of the best appearances of
any Scout organization in the State As
soon as the roads and farm land gets
bit settled the boys are planning a Satur-
day outing and it is hoped to make a
number of these trips in the early season.
The patrols have organized in the follow
ing order: Troop Number One-Eagle
Patrol, No. 1, Kenneth Colcord, leader;
Donald Horne, assistant leader; Forest
Woods, Herbert Snow, Luville Woods,
Orland Orchard, Ora Pendergast, Wal
lace Pendleton; Wolf Patrol, No. 2, Clay
ton Colcord, leader; George Randall, as
sistant leader; Herbert Rogers, Granville
Hoofses, Carleton Read, Elmer Ellis,
Walter Whitehead, Perrin Arnold; Raven
Patrol, No 3, Harold Staples, leader; Lee
roy Bradford, assistant leader; Murray
Keene, Carroll Pottle. Harold Greenlaw,
Vaughn Hatch, Theodore Davis, William
L. Cook; Fox PATROL No. 4, Frank Downs,
leader; Lewis Mendall, assistant leader;
Nathan Read, Thomas Knight, Watson
Nickerson, Leslie Mendall, Paul Grais-
bury, Percy Boardman. Troop Number
Two-Beaver Patrol No. s, Donald Knowl-
ton, leader; Harry Bowen, assistant lead
er; Ralph Philbrick, Floyd Winchester.
Russell Knight, Eugene Sholes, Wight
Robbins, Edmund Brown.