The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-07-04
FREEDOM.

Mr.. Wheeler Danforth is visiting bis 80,
Frank.
DR.. M. M. Small and family are v;s;.;.
friends in Weeks Mills.
Mrs. Almatia Wescott was in Belfast on
business June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kenney started on tbe;-
wedding tour June 26th
DR.. sedgwick from Unity village called on
d.. M. M. Small June 3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sampson took an INTO
ride to Houiton June 3Oth
Mr.. Henry Boothbay. an old resident Of tho
village. is here calling on friends.
Mrs. DR.. Hurd from Waterville called IN hor
friend Miss Wiuifred Dodge June 2stb
Mr.. and Mrs George Worth have moved n
their farm in Unity for the summer.
Mrs. D. W. Dodge and daughter Winif,od
were in Watervlle shopping June 27tb
Mr.. Knowles Bangs is in Searsport belpnp
his son, Harry Bangs, Esq, repair his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N R. Cross of Morrill, visited
their uncle, Hon. D. W. Dodge, and their Gov
Perley the past week.
Rev. J. Burford Parry former pastor Of
Freedom church, graduated from Yale Univar-
slty with honors in all of his studies,
Mrs. Charles Danforth and sons Norman
and Dana, from Fairfield were guests of Mrs
Danforth's mother, Nellie Banton. the n.s+
week.
through the generosity of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Nichols several from this place attended
the meeting of the Eastern Star in Thorndike
June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols had family re.
union of their children and grandchildren June
2ard Their son Edward and his wife from
Boston were present; also his moth r. Mary
Whitney, from Unity village Four genera
lions were present and a good time was epiov-
ed by all.
Miss Winnifred Dodge gave linen shower
on Tuesday afternoon June 25th for Miss Ethel
Mae Vose, in honor of her approaching mar.
rage with Mr. Harry Kenney of Durham
Ihirty-six of their young lady friends were
In attendance. Games were PLAYED and re-
freshments were served on the lawn, Miss
lodge requested Miss Vose's help about some
matter in the house and during their absence
from the lawn basket filled with che gifts
was placed in one of the trees with rome run
ming to another tree. Under the basket was
placed a large chair. On their return Miss
Dodge asked all but one. who was to be seated
tO han s !
the game could not be played without some
one IN the chair, so she tried first one and then
another until she asked Miss Vose to be seated
and then the game worked all right, much to
Miss Voses establishment, for she was surely
well showered with linen gifts, . ,th useful and
beautiful. Following is list of what the bas-
ket contained: A pair of towels, Myra Tweedie;
lunch cloth, Hazel Sparrow, Avis Myrck,
Nellie Clement and Clara Ingraham; pair of
towels. Hazel Knowlton and Gladys Nichols; a
pair of towels. Ellie Flye; lunch cloth, Amatia
Vose; towel, Grace Clark; table cover, Mabel
Farwell and Winnifred Dodge; pair of towels,
Mrs. Sampson; tray cloths, Nellie Jones; towel
Mrs. Pearl Fuller; lunch CLOTH Edna and
Christie Knowlton; pair of towels, Mrs. S A.
Bryant and Lena Plummer: handkerchief
Fannie Murch; ribbon case, Vivian Small; en-
oroidered apron, Zelpha Bessey; 50 in money
Mrs. E. E. Vose; tray cloth, Orrie Worth Miss
Vose, now Mrs. Harry kenney, wishes to thank
her friends for their kindness to her and hope s
she may soon have the privilege of helping to
surprise some of the young ladies quite as
much as they surprised her