The Republican journal., 1922-06-08

| Charles r. Coombs, son Horace and
| Clarence E. Mcke have returned from
fishing trip to Green Lake, where they
were guests of Edwin A. " ilson
w II. Arnold has let his place on
| Northport avenue for the summer to
Carroll N. Perkins of Watervile Mr..
| and Mrs. Arnold will 90 to their cottage
at Northport for time and will later go
to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Thomas Watt, who lived for sew
era years on Condor street in this city,
died in Rocklsnd May 30th. She had
been in i'll health for some time and
| few months ago und rwent an operation
| for cancer at the Knox General Hospital.
! Later she went to the home OF her daugh-
ter, where she passed away. She was
highly esteemed by many Belfast friends,
| who extend sympathy to her husband
and daughter. The funeral services were
held Thursday at / O'Clock.
Charles S. Bickford has been in Orono
the past week attending the commence
ment and semi centennial anniversary
exercises of the University of Maine, of
which he is trustee. Others from Bel
fast in attendance were Will r. Howard,
W HO W6Hl up luuISudy, Ill DOu-
ahue and Linwood S. Jones, who went
pc OF Bozeman, Montana, the latter for
merly Miss Marjorie D. Pilsbury of Bel
fast, who went from West Auburn.
The white breakfast served IN Memoir
ial hall June lst from Il to l p. m. by
the Federated church, was social and
financial success, covers being laid for
about 800 people. The menu was varied
enough to suit all tastes, and the willing
WATERS, all wearing white, gave prompt
service. Much credit is due Mrs. James
G. Durham, chairman of the general
committee, and also to the chairman of
the various sub committees Mrs. Ed
mund z. Brown, chairman OF the deco
rating committee, was profusely compli-
mented on the rare taste displayed in the
floral arrangement with pink and white
flowers predominatlng The table or
namentation was vases of narcissus.
Paper fringes of the same tones were
used on the electric fixtures, etc. These
gatherings add very materially to the
enjoyment of all when the hostesses of
any church entertain so many from the
other city churches.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT REORGANIZ
ED The Fire Department met last
Wednesday evening at the central fire
station in the city building and was reor-
ganiZed along lines. necessary In the use
of the new America LaFrance appara-
tus. The following organization and
rulings became effective June ,st with
Stephen 5. l.. Shute, chief of the de-
partment: Combination /, Captain,
George H. Darby; Henry A. Brown, first
vlieutenant; Frank Libby, second lieuten-
ant, and the following men: Walter F.
Juan, George c. Thompson, Ernest Mer-
chant, George Trumbe, Albert w. Mil
ler, Samuel Durost, Clifton Beckwith,
Robert Tibbetts. Hose l, Lieut.. VIM. A.
Decrow, Charles A. Logan, Harvard
Salisbury, Ray Emerton, Charles r..
Robbins Ladder /, Captain L. l.. Rob-
bins; Jesse H. Webber. Arthur Stevens,
i V. Benner, Carl L. Noyes. Engine l.,
Captain, Alfred D. Shute. Hose 2, Cap
tain, James Sholes; Drew H. l.. Chaples,
RAYMOND w. Blazo, George W. Luce,
R. j. Mayo, Erwin F. Wade. Combina-
ton /, will respond to boxes ., IA, 10, 10.
II, I8, 23, "a, 25, 26. q, %, 81, 81, "a, 80.
Sc and all second alarms. Hose ! WI
respond to boxes %, "a, 25, 70, and all Sec
ond alarms Hose 2 will respond 10
boxes 35 and SO, and all second alarmsI
Engine will respond to boxes % and "a,
and all second alarms. Ladder will Re !.
spond to boxes %, "a, 25, 26, a. and all
second alarms Chemical will respol d
to all calls in District North Beffss'.
Austin j. Jewett, William A. Dickey
and Charles r. Decrow will be the drlv
ers for the new apparatus.