The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
EAST BELFAST.

fred E. Shute has sold his 6year old colt
sired by Edgemark, to Henry c. Marden
Rev, VIM. Vaughan went to Morrill, March
18th to oficiate at the funeral of Mrs Mears
Mr.. Henry Knox of Wiseasset arriv ed
March 18th for visit with his brother. Cbas.
Knox
Miss Nella Guptil returned home from Rock
land March l2th, after visit with Mrs Daisy
Skay Bird.
The Ladies Aid of Trinity Church will meet
with Mrs. William Vaughan, Jr., this, Thurs
day, afternoon.
Herbert Davis arrived home last Saturday
from Boston, called here by the illness of his
father Frank Davis.
Miss LOIS Butler, teacher in Brick school,
vii leave Saturday for her home in Buehill,
To- The Easter vacation.
Captain Warren of Searsmont returned to
his home March 18th, after a vis, to ,.is
bro herin-aw, E. o. fendleton
Easier services will be held at Trinity
chur and the Mason Mills chapel next Sun
day and Communion will follow the services.
Mrs VIM. Jacobs and daughter Louise of
Rockport have returned home after visit
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Richard Brown.
II
nelghborhood with his wood saving machine
and the buzz of the saw tells US that sprinp is
here.
There will be baked bean supper and social
at the home of Mrs. Adele Robbins next Sat-
urday night for the benefit of the Mason Mill
chapel.
Capt. F.. W. Pattershall left last Monday for
New York to take charge of his vessel the
schooner Harold C. Beecher, after spending
the winter at home,
Goosie, goosie, gander
Where shall wander
Up stairs, down stairs
n Mrs. arriman's chamber.
Mr.. Ganoer has been in lottery ever since
the firemen's ball, and last Monday was drawn
at Mrs. Belle Gates shop Mrs. Hartman had
the lucky number, 16 and when returning
home from work Monday night Mr.. Hartman
was greatly surprised to see his wife coming
over Bridge Hill with the gander in tow. The
bird has contentedly taken up his abode with
tire Hartman family, where he will reside for
a while.
Miss Nina Shute was given surprise We'd
nesday night. March 18th, at her home on
Searsport avenue, when about IL young la
oles from the shoe factory came in one by one
laoen with good eatables. 1t was a complete
surprise to Miss Shute, vino mad dressed ready
Tor the "Movies' 20 see What happened to
Mary" and while waiting for another member
OF the family the party entered by the back
door shouting, "What happened to Nina?'
The hostess sat for moment like statue.
wondering what had happened? After the
excitement was the party was royalty
received by the hostess, and card playing and
games were enjoyed Ice cream and cake
were served by Mrs. I. L. Shute, who was
wise to the game, and all reported most de-
lightful evening. Il certainly was a complete
surprise.
Mrs. Fred N. Savery has received letter
from her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Hamilton of
Wakefield. Mass, widow of Charles Hamilton
of Swanville, in which she says: "A great re-
ception was given one OF our army nurses in
the Hall of Flags in the State House, Boston,
March 1st. 1t was the Golden Wedding of the
only couple, SO far as known, who were mar
ried in U. S. House of Representatives. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Fowle. Mrs. Fowle was an
army nurse and tn. couple were married in
1858 and President Lincoln sent the U.S.Marine
Band to serenade them. This reception was
given in their honor, and for all army nurses.
Gov. Foss and staff. city officials. school chill
dren and teachers and members Of patriotic
orders were present. Gov. FOES stood in the
receiving line with the couple and Thousands
came to greet them. It was great day for
army nurses and was greatly appreciated".