The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-18

Henry G. Barlow, Knowles Bangs and
Marshall Lawrence of Dana b. carter
Post attended the State encampment OF the
G. A. R. in Auburn June 9th and 1Oth....
Several from this place attended the Ladies'
Circle at the home of Mrs. Alice Whltten,
Thursday afternoon, June 18th. Sherbert
and cake were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Worth have moved to their farm in Unity,
to stay through the summer months. >.
B. Parry has moved into George Worths
rent in the village, to stay through the sum-
mer .. Arthur Sampson and Seth Banton
went to Watervlle Saturday in Mr.. Samp-
sons new automobile. The Waldo Coun-
ty Congregational conference will meet in
Jackson Tuesd day, June 23rd.
THORNDIKE.
DR.. b. p. Hurd went to Bangor, June 9th,
returning June 18th. While in Bangor he
attended the annual meeting of the Maine
Medical Association. Mrs. Carrie Carlson
and little child of Newton Center, Mass,
were guests recently of her father, Edwin
Cornforth, and her sister, Miss Hattie Corn
forth. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons visit
ed with relatives in Belfast last week.. Mrs.
J. c. Whitney returned to Brooks Wednes-
day.. The many friends of Ii. L. Wing are
very sorry to learn of his illness and hope
to soon hear of his recovery ...... Rev. and
Mrs. Parry of Freedom were guests OF Dr.
and Mrs. B. F. Hurd few days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Cilley received news
Sunday morning of the death of their grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Roberts of BrOOks...
Mrs. Abbe Bagley and daughter Lizzie of
Belfast were in town Friday and Saturday.
,...Mrs. E. L. Bartlett is in VancebOrO this
week to attend the closing exercises of Mr..
Bartlett's school, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett
will pass Sunday, June 21st, in Bangor and
then go to Brunswick to be present at the
graduation of her brother, Willis Hasty,
from the medical college there. ..... Many
farmers are not done planting and but few
flocks of sheep are sheared as yet. Grass
and grain are looking fine, but rain is much
needed -. Miss Lettie Hunt returned to her
duties at the Anna Jacques Hospital in
Newburyport, Mass, June 1Oth........ Mr..
Greenlaw, who moved from the Aroostook
onto the Sarah Davis farm, has withdrawn
from MS tTdut anu uIONeu Win llio loihliy
to Waterville. Mrs. Davis has returned to
her FARM. June 18th Miss Doris Files was
showing cluster of five strawberries and
four of them were ripe. Miss Lila Estes
was the guest of Miss Edith Harmon over
Sunday.. Jessie Hogan received an
$50 certificate for the solution of piano
puzzle in the Bangor Commercial recently.
Mr.. A. II. Higgins and Mrs. Richard c.
Higgins each received a S75 certificate for
the same Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Ames pass
ed Thursday in Belfast. go. Rev. and Mrs.
Stephen Burton are entertaining company
from Watervile. ...... Miss Millie Fletcher
nassed June 10Th and 18th with Mrs. Clair
Stevens in Unity Mrs. Willis Philbrick
of China has been the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Paris Dyer. The Misses
Marion and Gladys Monroe spent Friday in
Waterville. Mrs. Ira Howard of Pittsfeld
called on friends at the Station Thursday
while on her way to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Marden, in Knox. Mrs. Leila Hig- |
Gins Perry has gone to Bangor, where she |
will have employment in the Girls Home. |
Mr.. and Mrs. AlphOnso Huff of Brooks |
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !
Patterson,