The Republican journal., 1919-05-01

given every worker on the Victory Liber-
ty Loan printed on page seven in this
issue of The Journal.
Private Earle F. Hammons entertained
with some of his personal experiences on
the front lines in France, the members of
Co. F, Third Infantry, at their rooms in
Odd Fellows Block Friday evening follow
ing the drill. Next Friday evening he
will give another story of some things he
saw over there and the conditions which
he found.
Horace Grant was given genuine sur
prise party on his birthday anniversary
last Wednesday evening at his home on
High street. The evening was spent with
cards. Ice cream and birthday cake were
served. He was also the recipient of
several gifts. Those present were Misses
Florence keene and Eva M. White, Mrs.
Gladys Carter Jewett, Mrs. Della G.
Hallowell and Mr. Lee Small
number of Braves from Pequot Tribe
of Red Men at Vinalhaven were in Bel
fast last Saturday and Sunday as guests
of Tarratine Tribe. They made the trip
here in special boat arriving in season
for the p. m. banquet After the work
of the evening they went to the Fahy
Gotta ge, where they spent the night and
returned home late Sunday afternoon.
Beginning tomorrow, Friday, evening
Captain Orrin j. Dickey of Company F,
of the Third Infantry, will take the men
out for street work and drill at the ball
grounds which will be continued during
the summer season, with an occasional
Sunday outings to some points out of the
city. During the summer it is planned
to have an excursion down the bay as an
outing for the Company
Joseph P King of Boston created
sensation in the interest of the Victory
Loan when lie appeared at the City Ma
tlonal Bank Friday afternoon to offer his
services to the Belfast committee. He
was dressed as rough rider and his con-
veyance was Moxie auto with the white
charger of the Paul Revere style. The
driver is mounted and the Stearing gear is
attached to the head of his saddle After
parading the principal streets he left here
for Bangor, where he had an engagement.
Captain Sylvirus j. Dodge of Islesboro
was in town Thursday on his way home
from Bangor, where he had been before
the examining board for ocean going
steamship captains license Captain
DOQSC pdSSCu d NGI SUCCESSFUL eHdullnd-
ton and was granted license to COM
mand ocean going ships either of steam
or sail of unlimited tonnage. Captain
Dodge bad been master of coastwise sail
vessels for a number of years and when
the war broke out was first officer with
the Clyde Steamship Company on a
steamer plying between his country and
France.
WEST BELFAST Equity Grange met
Saturday evening, April Goth, with a good
attendance, A nice program was pre-
pared by the lecturer. After the close of
the meeting all retired to the dining
room where sandwiches, cake, doughnuts
and coffee were served and social hour
spent Levi Campbell spent the week
end with friends in Searsmont.... Mrs
Charles Hartman is on the sick list....
Mrs. Geo. B. Dyer spent Sunday with
Miss Loula Mason. Nh and Mrs. John
Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fowles,
Mrs. True Elms and Miss Fannie Jelison
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Films Sunday
...... Charles Hartman lost work horse
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toothaker
entertained Mr.. and Mrs John Water
man at dinner Sunday.
SOUTH BELFAST Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Wadlin, Jr., of Cambridge, Mass, are
spending his vacation a the home of his
pafehts' MT. ana MIS- M. A. Wadlln, III
Northport''::" MIS- "A; w. Roberts, spent
a lew Gays last week with relatives In
BROOKS, returning nome Sunday......Mr.
ana mrs; roscoe Deane, are receiving
coh9ratulatlons on the birth OF SON..
MI and MRS. Geo. Curtis made bust
ness trip 10 oearsmont April 22nd.......
MI and MIS- M; A Wadlin were IN Sears
mont, April 2oth, the guests of Mrs Wad-
ms mother, Mrs AbbIe Marriner......M MIR.
Leo: u. f1errlck has recently purchased
a o Sharples Suctlon-teed cream separator
through the u. L. Curtis, agency ..... Miss
Clara patterson OF TINS city IS visiting
her SISTER, MRS. l.; Z. Pitcher IN North
port-...'Arllne and Donald Wadlin of this
city spent Sunday IN Northport the guest
OF Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
"adlin.
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ClI4PolNT. over on the Poor's Mills
foad the other day we met well known
cltlzen OF that nelghborhood and talked
win MIN about the 1lshlng. Yes" he
admitted, sometimes it is little trying
to have the fish caught in our very door