The Republican journal., 1920-05-27

The boats of the Eastern S. S. Co., be-
gan landing at Northport Tuesday, earli-
er than usual.
There will be no meeting of Thomas H.
Marshall Circle next Tuesday afternoon,
but full attendance is requested Tues
day. June 9Th, to act on special business.
All members are urged to provide for
picnic dinner to be given in Memorial
hall Monday, May 31st, for Veterans and
the Gree.
Miss Louise McDonough, for several
wears the most efficient and popular night
operator at the Belfast Telephone office,
will leave June 1st for Winterport to re-
main indefinitely on account OF the illness
of her brother ln-law, r. Z. Atwood:
Miss Hazel Farnham of Rumtord Will
take Miss McDonough's place.
The special committee on the Saliva
ton Army drive, DR.. W. l.. West chair
man, hope to secure Belfasts quota OF
$500 when all of the solicitors nave re-
ported. The dance IN the Armory last
Wednesday evening was very pleasant
event, but was not largely ATTENDED. All
who have not contributed are urged to do
so as soon as possible.
The funeral of Mrs. Raymond b. Dyer
was held at the grave IN Grove cemetery
Tuesday at p. M, with Rev. George Y.
Roorn of the Universalist church o1hclat-
inc There was large attendance and
the many floral offerings were beautiful.
On account of the critical illness in the
family the services were postponed at
the time of her death until the inter-
ment. Miss Sabra B. Dyer came from
Boston to attend the services.
The Belfast Boy Scouts will take part
in the Memorial Day parade and are re-
uuested to report at the Armory promptly
at nine O'Clock Monday morning IN uni
form. If you have no UNIFORM come
lust the same. Owing to the STORM OF
Saturday the ball game between me
Scouts and the Searsport team was not
PLAYED, but there was practlce On the
diamond. Elmer B. Orchard was elected
to membership at the regular meeung OH
Tuesday evening 1t is desired that ev-
cry scout in the city should De III 'he
parade as tribute to the soldier dead.
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, |. Q. o. f.,
had an interesting session Tuesday even
ing. when the degree was worked.
pleasing program was furnished by
committee consisting of Mrs E. T. Frost,
Mrs. M. O. Dickey, Misses Bertha Hayes
and Katherine Brier and Frank r. Meme,
entitled A Musical Romance. Z. +. FROST
lead the descriptive poem and the fol-
lowing furnished the musical selections
that completed the story: Miss Edltn M.
Davidson. Mrs. S. c. Pattee, Mrs. l. Z:
Bowker. Misses Florence Chaples and
Isabel CHM and Earl L. Talbot. Mem
bers of Knyvetta Lodge of Searsport
were guests. Refreshments were served
at the social hour.
THE MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM. On
Monday, Nav 31st. Thomas Fl. Marshall
Post. G. A. R., will carry out their usual
program. All school children, who wish
to 90 to the lower bridge to streW flowers
on the water for those who died in the
Nayy. and later to take part in the pa
rade are requested to be at Memorial hall
at 8 O'Clock sharp. Capt. E. S. Mcdonald,
Commander of the Post, says it IS probab~
Nv the last program the Post will ever at
tempt to arrange. He says that all OF
their allied societies, Frank u. Hazeltine
Post. A. L. of H., Co. of the Ihird
Maine and the secret societies nave oeeh
invited to take part in the parade under
the command of Capt. A. E. Andrews.
II will leave Memorial Hall at 20 a. m,
probably march down Church street to
Grove, up Grove to Congress, over Con,
eress to the cemetery where the memorial
exercises will take place. Then the line
will return to the hall to disband. Inc
| Veterans and Circle will have picnic
dinner in the hall at p. m. The program
for the afternoon will open In the Armory
at D. m. with the usual exercises ana
the memorial address by Rev. George "
Boorn of the Universalist church