The Republican journal., 1904-07-14
THE NEWS OF BROOKS.

Miss Gail Bracket of Newport is visiting
relatives in town.
Lewis A. Elliott of Presque Isle is visit
ing friends in Brooks.
The next base ball game on the Brooks
schedule will be with Searsport on the Ger
aid field, August 18th.
Captain j. w. Bennett, who commands r.
Fl. Whites yacht this season, was at home
Sunday, Mrs Bennett returning with him
to R0ckland.
The ball game between Belfast and Brooks
Saturday was an interesting one to specta-
tors. The Belfast team was good one, the
two being nearer matched than the in
dictated. There was good deal of good
natured chatting and arguing with the UNI
, pire, as there are a number on both teams
who have considerable huency of expression
and their remarks were at times extremely
pointed and entertaining.
The officers of Silver Crown Assembly,
Pythian SiSterhood, were installed Friday
evening by Grand Chancellor, Mrs. E. A.
Holbrook of Vancebor0, assisted by Mrs.
+. f. Colburn as Grand Prelate, Miss Alice
Miss May McTaggart as Assistant Grand
Mistress at Arms. The officers installed
We're Chancellor Commander, Mrs. J. B.
Nealley; Vice Chancellor, Mrs. W. H.
Rolfe; Prelate, Mrs. G. Il. Miller; Keeper
of Records and Seal, Mrs: A. E. Chase
Mistress at Arms, May McTaggart; Mis-
tress of Finance, Mrs. A. B: Payson; Mis-
tress of Exchequer, Mrs. T. l. Huxford !;
Inner Guard, Mrs. c. F. Tilley; Outer
Guard, Mrs F. K. York Past Chancellor,
Mrs. f. c. Holbrook; Mystic One, Kate
Small; Organst, Miss NJ. L. Huxford. The
impressive ceremony of the order was per-
formed in fine style by the Grand Chancellor
and her assistants After the installation
the ladies and invited guests to the number
of about sixty sat down to a lunch of ice
cream, cake and coffee in the banquet room.
WALDO STATION.
The busy season of the year is on with
the farmers and again we hear the whirr of
the moving machine. The hay crop prom
Uses to be lighter in this section than last
year, largely due to the formation of ice on
the low lands. Rain is much needed....
Working on the road is over for the pres
ent although the roads are very rough in
places and will be for some time. We are
glad to note that A. J. Simmons and wife
are back from Montana. where they spent
the winter with their daughters. DR.: }; R;
Hathaway of Everett, Wash, lately visited
0. G. Hussey. They were schoolmates in
boyhood. .Annabel johnson went to Law
renee, Mass, last week. Ethel Staples is
at home from Scituate, R. l., where she
spent the winter studying music. Mrs. E.
E.. Gould Of Forsyth, Montana, is visiting
relatives in Maine for few weeks. Pliny
Hussey is at home from Lynn, Mass. AL
fred Reynolds is at home from Boston for a
short vacation. -. Riley Bailey and wife
have returned from Medford, Mass, where
they visited Ross Littlefeld and family.
Daniel Gould returned from Boston last
week Arthur Smith is repairing Rodney
Jackson's buildingsin West Waldo. Fred
Littlefeld and wife have young son. The
mother and child are doing well Ellison
Cunningham and George Harvey, both SOL
diers of the civil war, have recently passed
away....A series of tent meetings are to be-
gin July 18th, with daily sessions. They
will be conducted by Rev. NJ. Jones. Ollie
Marden from Howard, r. l., is visiting her
James Mower of Lawrence is stopping at
Warren Johnson's.