The Republican journal., 1921-03-31


Austin X. Vaughan left Monday for
Machias, where he Will DC employed in
the Crane Drug store.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury has issued in
yitations in honor of Mr.. Bradbury's
birthday, March 3lst
J,F, Sheldon is putting in bathroom,
| painting and making extensive repairs to
his house on Condor street.
The regular meeting of Primrose Chap
ter, o. E. S., will be held Friday even
ing, April LIST Degrees will be conferred
on three candidates. Refreshments will
| be served after the work.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle will observe
next Tuesday as one of their series of
birthdays spreads, when sandwiches, SAL
ads, cake and coffee will be served.
John Coo hiram Chapter, D. A. R., will
meet next Monday evening with Mrs.
Ida Mahoney, regent, with Mrs. Cora
Bowker and Mrs. Mabel Miller, assistant
hostesses. There will be a covered dish
supper at Cookbook with Miss Mile
Mitchell, toast mistress.
Belfast friends have received news of
the death of Abbie, wife of Horace F.
Gowell. at Hopkinton, Mass, March
18th. She had been ill since the first of
February, when she had shock and an
other one few weeks later. She had
many friends in East Belfast, her former
| home.
| A cold wave arrived Monday after the
sunshine and showers of Sunday. The
wind blew a gale and was accompanied
by heavy rainfall Monday evening.
The ice in Swan Lake and other nearby
ponds left under the influence. Tuesday
was fair and colder, but there was ris-
ing temperature Wednesday.
Palestine Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, worked the Red Cross and Malta
degrees at a meeting at p. m. March
Both followed by a banquet at. $50
O'Clock, At the evening session there
were nine candidates. when Most Emil
nent Commander Maine Hills was assist
ed by several past comm anders.
The dance at Odd Fellows Hall Satur-
day night, April End will give the public
a chance to hear Leonard Parker, the
banjo mandolin soloist, who will spend
the weekend in Belfast with relatives
and will play in the concert which will
be given from eight until nine. Music
will be furnished by Littlefield's full or
chestra: Milton Brown, violin; Claude
Pettee, clarinet; Stanley Colcord, cor
nets; Lee Patterson. saxophone; Harold
Jackson, drums; Bertha j. Ljttlefield, pi-
ano. Admission, 35c includes concert
and dance, no war tax.
On account of the non-arrival of Com
pany M. of Bangor the basket ball game
announced with Company X in the Arm
DRY Saturday at p. N. did not material
ize. On account of bad travelling the
Bangor men did not reach Belfast until
nearly eleven O'clock. At $50 volun-
teers were taken from the audience, in
Guiding Vance Norton, Herbert H. Stew
ems, William A. Dickey, Norman S. Dom
ahue and Capt. Basil r. Allen. In two
periods they beat Co. KS team 10 to a.
For the next two periods Harold McKeen
and Rudolph Saunders were substituted
for Stevens and Donahue and then de-
feated X with score of IL to 8. The
KS team included Karl Smalley, Gran
vile Hotfses, Tolford Durham, William
Brown and Ashley Matthews. Harry A.
was very busy referee as the recruits
| had never practiced together.
The Frank D. Hazeltine Post of the
| American Legion of Belfast is endeavor-
ing to compile an authentic list of all
the boys in Waldo County who were
killed or who died while in service in the
recent war,
Letters have been addressed to each
town clerk in the county and all but
few replies have been received.
The names which appear below are on
file at the present time. It will be no.
| tlced that in many Instances the middle
initial is missing. These names will be
Ir,lD -.,l +oL Il.
concrete bridge across Belfast Harbor.
Hence it is very important that these
names be correct and that no ones name
he omitted We urge every one in the
county to assist in having this list abso-
lutely correct If any one reading this
announcement knows of any boy who
was in the service during the war who
was killed or died at home or abroad
please send his name to the Comm ander
of the HaZeltine Post. 1t does not make
any difference where the boys enlisted or
where they entered the service. If they
claimed Waldo County as their home
their names should appear on this me-
mortal tablet.
If the names which appear below are in
any way in error, please send the correc-
ton. Your prompt cooperation is urg-
emily requested
Belfast-Herbert H. Collins, Chesley
Hatch, Frank D. Hazeltine, Earl S. Park
ihson, Martin F. Randall, Ralp Word
ing.
Belmont-No report.
Brooks-Clarence F. Staples.
Buraham-None.
Frankfort-No report.
Freedom-No report.
Islesboro-M Malcolm Yeato
Jackson-No report.
Knox-No report.
Liberty-Ernest A. Ryan, George Col
by, John P. Holt.
Lincolnville-Leroy H. Richards.
Monroe-No report.
Montville-Elden D. Choate.
Morrill-None.
Mort lport-Freeman Black.
Palermo-None.
Prospect-Hugn Kelley
Searsmont-William c. Jackson, Dam
iel G. Richards.
Searsport-No Report.
Stockton Springs-No report.
Swanville-Clarence W. Curtis.
Thorndike-Nathan Ward, Clyde Gil
ley, Luther Stoves.
Troy-None.
Unity MILFORD Nils, Walter Douglass,
| Woodford West