The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-02-13

The honor roll of the University of
Maine has 80 graduates who gave their
lives Ill the service, eleven were wounded
, in action and four cited for bravery.
Among those who died was Albion X
Bolan of Winterport, who died Oct. H.
1918, of pneumonia and scarlet fever.
Letters from Leon Shute of this CITY
who recently returned to Waltham, Mass.
to resume his former position with the
Waltham Watch factory, state that they
are comfortably situated, Mr.. Shute is
now foreman of department in the fac
tory with twelve girls working on auto
! matte machines making the watch es-
opponents. He looks after the machine
repairs and with Mrs Shute they are very
pleased with their new position in that
city
BOARD OF TRADE COMMITTEES. Presi-
dent Charles S. Bickford of the Belfast
Board of Trade has appointed the follow
ing committees for the ensuing year:
/ New lndustries-V. A. Simmons, H. H.
Stevens, M. l.. Slugg, R. L. Cooper and
M. R. knowlton.
colt, O. E. Frost, w. j. Dorman, T. Frank
Parker.
Advertising-F. E. Bramhan, R. D.
Southworth, H. H. Coombs, B. l.. Davis,
F D. Jones.
Reoms-L. j. Pottle, Clarence E. Read,
F. F. Graves.
Farmers Co-operation-L. A. Payson,
r. H Howes, Edward Evans, A. P.
Goodhue, H. S. McKeen
Scheming-John r. Dunton, l. T. Dins-
more, c. B. Holmes, L. A Weber, NJ
W. Towle.
Membership-W Wilson Ellis, Orrin j.
Dickey, Norman A. Read, Lynwood B.
Thompson, Allan M. Howes
United States Civil Service examina-
tons for the following mechanical trades
and similar positions in the Engineer De-
partment at large and the Quartermaster
Corps, U. S. Army, the Lighthouse Ser
vice, and various other branches of the
Government Service in Portland, Maine,
/,
Asst. Marine st, Engineer, Blacksmith,
Blaster, Carpenter, Cement Worker Con-
crete Finisher, Electrician, Engineman,
Foreman, Handvman, Marine Engineer
ION Steamer Wilson, salary 5000 Year,,
Helper, Blacksmith's, Helper, Carpen-
ter's, Helper, Electricians, Inspector,
Dredging, Dumping, Marine Fireman,
Mate, Oiler (marine), Oyerseer, Station
airy Fireman, Surveyman. The position
of Assistant Lighthouse Keeper exists in
the Lighthouse service only. Applications
Form l025) should be filed with the Sec
rotary, Board of Civil Service Examiners,
office of Lighthouse Inspector, Portland
Positions at Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
Asst. Marine Steam Engineer, Marine
Fireman, Oiler (marine). Applicants will
not be assembled for examination, but
will be rated on their physical ability,
training, experience, and general fitness
as shown by their applications and cor
roborative evidence. Full information
concerning the examination, and the re-
quired application blank can be secured
from the secretary of the local board of
civil service examiners at Portland, Me-,
or from the Secretary of the First Civil
Service District, Customhouse, Boston,
Mass, with whom the application should
be filed not later than March Is, 1919.
POOR'S MILLS The Ladies Sewing
Circle met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Arthur Higgins. We were all saddened
by the sudden death of Emma F'looO
Brown from pneumonia. She leaves an
infant son. The husband and relatives
have the sincere sympathy of all......M Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Wood have an eight ID.
girl, born Monday, Feb. 10TH. Leo W ade
is at his home with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Hartshorn. He has been in the service.
....C. A. Mckinley has returned to Cam
MFRS. Jane Cole has received word
from her son Carl that he will soon be at
home. He has been in France The
farmers have been harvesting their ice
the past week.. Mrs. Lester Wilson was
called to Greenville by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith. She is ex-
pected home this week.