The Republican journal., 1909-07-29
4 swANvlLLE CENTER.
It hailed very hard July 18th and damaged

II nailed very haTu July Aotn anu uAHidGeu
the crops quite badly. Charles Riley of
Monroe shoveled up enough hail stones to freeze
gallon of ice cream. Guy Marden is at
work in the sash and blind factory and his wife
in the shoe factory, Belfast. =. Milo Curtis
came from Massachusetts, Monday and Joined
his family, who had been here four weeks at
Walter Evans, and will visit friends and rela-
tives for two weeks. Then Mr.. Dennis Moody
will return to Massachusetts with them, to
make his home there. -. Fred Brown has re-
turned from Augusta. Mrs. E. A. Robert
son and son Richard visited at the home of Ell
wyn Dickey in Monroe last Thursday.....
Charlie Clements of Searsport visited his aunt
at Fairview farm recently. Miss Velora
Nckerson has returned to her home in Bel
fast. VIM. Clements visited relatives in
Monroe last Friday and Saturday. There
will be dance this, Thursday, evening in
Comet Grange hail. with music by Keyes' or
chestra =. Mr.. Smart and Mrs. Gross of
Mrs Carrie Osgood has returned to her home
in Bangor, and Frank, son of her brother, went
with her. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson and
little daughter are in Castine visiting relatives.
-. MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Murphy are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son.. i. :. Mr.
and Mrs Joshua Littlefeld have three summer
boarders from Massachusetts and are to have
three more soon... Roy, son of Fred Little
field, spilled pot of hot coffee on hisshoulders,
arm and back and was quite badly scalded.
LINCOLNVIl LIE BEACH.
A very delightful affair was given last
Thursday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett
Gilberte, in honor of Mrs. M. E. Woodward,
who is at her cottage, the "Rockmere' with
her son, having just returned from the South.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent and
greatly enjoyed by all. Among the many
guests at "Melody Manse'' were Mrs. M. E.
Woodward, Mr.. Geo. Woodward, Mrs. E. Cars
well, Mrs William Ltchtield, Mrs. Harry Esta-
brook, Mrs. Chas. Dearborn, Miss Florence
Dearborn, Miss Rita Carver, Miss Ella Thomas
Miss Lucy Freeman, Miss Ella Pendleton, Miss
Lettie Mathews, Mrs. T. E. Gushee, Mrs. l. G.
Drinkwater, Mrs. Ernest Carver, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Clinton Thompson, Mrs. Morrill, Law, Mrs.
Emery French, Mrs. James McMinn, Mrs.
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most refreshing fruit punch was served and
Mr.. Gilberte favored his guests with songs of
his own composition.-"There Little Girl
Don't Cry" and his latest manuscript song
"The Star of Love-" the words of which
were written by Mr.. Ravenelle.. Wallace
Easton and family of Portland are stopping
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Easton. >. Capt. Leonard Coombs is at home
with his family. :. Miss Emma Abeling of
Cana oharie, New York, and Judge Baker of
Boston and DR.. Hitchcock of Maiden, Mass,
are stopping at the "Fir Wigwam." Mrs.
Jones and Miss Beatrice Eames are spending
their vacation with Miss Foster. Quite a
party were invited by Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett
Gilberte to attend dance in Islesboro and
went over in their new power boat, Gabrielle. i.
A party was given in honor of Miss Evelyn
Seekins on her fourteenth birthday. The
young people passed a pleasant evening in
playing games, after which refreshments were
served. Among the guests were Masters
Marion Drinkwater, Melville Dearborn, Ber-
nard Mills, Jennes Keller, Pierson Keller
Clarence Griffin, Ray Coombs, Minot French
Alton Andrews and Misses Helen Brown
Jessie Drinkwater, Bessie Fernald, Lizzie
Gushee, Mildred Griffin, Ruby Coombs, Bea-
trice King and Lucy Law. Wellington Hal
lett invited party of young people to &C
| touring in his new "Kissel Kar" and after E
cross country ride, which terminated at Cam
den, they boarded the "Beronda," one of the
fleet of the Boston Yacht Club, as guests Of
the owner, Herbert Baker of Boston, and en-
joyed delightful trip about the islands. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hallett, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyell Hallett, Miss Florence Hallett
Miss Florence Dearborn, Miss Beatrice Eames
Mrs. Jones and DIR. Hitchcock.