The Republican journal., 1919-08-28

Mrs. Edgar M. Hall is in Farminoton
where she was called by the illness an,
death of her mother, Mrs. Gatchell. ''>
North Waldo Pomona Grange will hold
its regular meeting with Star of Progress
Grange, jackson, Wednesday, Sept. 10,
The New York Times has given not;ce
that Co. E, 18th Infantry, of the F;rst
Division of Pershing's Army, had left
Germany for New York. Clarence G
Chapman of this city is in the Companv
The annual reunion of the Cross and
jackson families will be held Wednesday
Sept. 3, 1919, at Honesty Grange hail
Morrill,. All relatives and friends are
cordially invited.-Mrs. R I. Cross. Sec
The State W. c. 7. U. convention will
be held in Rockland Sept. II, IS and 10
The Waldo County President requests
that any Unions that have had any special
work during the year to let her know
before Sept 10th. nv"
Mrs. H. II. Coombs will leave on Mon
day, Sept. End, for Boston, where she
will meet Miss Minnie Patterson. head
mllliner for the Coombs Store, and to-
gether they will select the new fall MILL
merry for the H. H. Coombs Co,
The Union Supply Company. which
operates chain of stores of women's
suits, coats, ETC., has leased the William
A. Clark store on Phoenix Row. Charles
F. Hammons is their local manager and
is now In charge. They will have for
NAL opening later
| The Waldo County Sunday School con-
ventlon will be held at Park church,
Searsport Harbor, Tuesday, Sept and
every school in the county is urged to
send large delegation. Addresses will
be given by Rev N. 7. Atwood Wesley
j. Weir, Rev. j. j. Hull and Rev A j.
Lockhart.
City Marshal NJ R Knowlton return
ed Wednesday from Boston, accompani-
ed by Frank W. 8elmer, who was want
ed here for the alleged offence of obtain
ing money under false pretences from
The City National Bank. Mr.. BeImer
will be tried Thursday at 10 a. M. before
Judge Clyde r. Chapman in the Munich
pal Court.
DR.. John Achorn of Pine Bluff, N c.,
friend of the late Hon. S. l. Milliken and
Capt. Benz. Couant, was in Belfast Tues
day on an auto trip through Maine He
was unable to ind member of either
family in town. With Mrs. Achorn and
their guest, Miss Elizabeth Curtis Of bos-
ton, he was the guest of Mrs. Horace j,
Morton, DR.. Achorn gave many inter-
esting anecdotes of former visits here.
Have you sickness in your homer Do
you need advice as to the care of your
baby? Would you know what Erecau-
| tons to take against contagion to which
you may be exposed? Let cur public
health nurse, Miss Sadie Nj. NicEerson,
| help you in regard to these, or other
health matters. She may be round from
, to p. m, at her Office in the Savings
Bank building, or telephone 364-1I.
Freda Dunton, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunton, had a mar
row escape from drowning last Saturday.
She was in Wading with other children
on the shore near the City Park. Freda
lost her balance and fell into the alter,
and was unconscious when her mother
reached her, but was soon reSuscItated
with the assistance Of Mrs. Puel H0l is, a
near neighbor.
Lieut. T. H. Potter of the Royal Flying
Corp made flight over the city at IL
a. m Monday in his English bombing
plane and was watched by crowds Of
interested spectators. He went up 100
feet and flew for 20 minutes. He had an
engagement TO 60 TO HoultOn that day
with his plane, but was obliged to take it
back to Boston for repairs He made a
most favorable impression here and all
were sorry for the accident to his plane.
COLONIAL THEATRE The Urban Stock
Company with Mr. Frank Urban, Monday