The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-05
,1;he News of Brooks.

will continue LILO Ne O~' eo
D .Se month Of June
E' y" .ell began last Monday job as
y .,,alsr in DiSmont'
s'' and wife from Albion have been
88i,.,1 family of D. W. Place
n.o,6n was quite badly famed last
;e''' ..r.e stepping on his foot.
!" ,..o Of Bangor is visiting her
u p Rolfe, Of this village.
p" from Union has opened har-
-snair shop in the c. E. Lane
0sv of Pittsfeld was the guest
y -.r Old friend and schoolmate,
-o-r If Pittsfield visited friends
rtIy, and among others her cousin,
Dow
IA know that Harold W. Elling-
f'' roe has a fine position in the
..,s,ness in Rhode Island.
.,roes has taken to a cane as
rh. seiatic rheumatism which
weather mas bought on.
,rts came to Brooks last week to
F' ..o... and friends. This is her old
mans to get back here every
~ Hobbs has opened her ice cream
+sr iae summer at their store. The
s.pune. the stock pure, and every
-s. asd appetizing.
.r,n from Marsh River Lodge, F. A.
rpe uneral of Alonzo Davis last
,b. home in Jackson. He was one
Members of the lodge and in his
WIS & very active and efficient
SaH
.t. ,hat Brooks has had many freaks
..-.-sa ears Of existence. 1t is said
rray one now in the shape of a
,ra rlree legs. At this writing it
o4., nd and was one of litter of
lae Of the smartest ones in the
d.. .s.c. Ellis, the owner of the freak,
sn q has well formed toe nails. 1t
.s.sH.sY.
,ss -ring our Monroe friends of the
...o... 4 Brooks as the guests of the
|-.. ... Union Hall was well filled,
,-- IS served, sociability was INDUCED
Ri. spirit of fraternity wa more
a. Mrs. Josie togg delivered
... -5- Of welcome, which was re-
-,s- -.4.9usiy by Sister Clements of
h. le flowing program was present
.-.5 r.-. grange; piano solo, Miss Doris
..+. Mrs A. B. Payson; dialogue,
agr , Mrs. Isle Fogg and Gladys
.mne, Polly Stretcher, Mrs.
raal. r4aces Merritt; illustrated song.
..,- Warning; singer, W. S. Jones;
IT w. lan, lady, Clara Jones; answer to
.e-r- bert Lowe; recitation, Phyllis,
-a. oa' dialogue, Quimby and Lane;
a41. s-s Jones; tableaux and drill by
~- H.- dialogue, Life in the Country,
"a al- ui Ruth Quimby; piano duet,
"a .r.s md Edith Hobbs; musical dia-
u. H.dt Mortgage the Farm, by the Jones
lr.aagJe. Seven Little Workers, Close
ss .5g. IF "Tu elve.' The exercises closed
5 35r come happy.
b. Grace Bow Bachelor has a nice driv-
nJ1t Oh her little roam Molly and they
q t-re IS nothing in the place to outfoot
mar. Henry Fl. Webb has dandy driver
1eg Try titles sometimes. Ask Henry
J: ~ But for real horsemanship and
W syle YOU need to see Mrs. J. W. Hobbs,
# the well known horseman, who for
gears sept a sales stable in Bar Harbor
cod srect stock to The tony people there.
Mgeat + the automobile spells the horse
j Brooks this summer. They still keep
r- chestnut Club" and Mrs. Hobbs
sas II comfort driving. She does credit
--.sltou as wife of a dealer in fancy
-. -.qcr, and has the courage and ability
Pee -1e green ones and give them their
az rlIg. But it is said that the proud
--s aars q fall, and Mrs. Hobbs got hers
g biz drove in home just at dusk re-
-l Willie entering the stable some
tartled Club" spirited little
4" s.e rstlnctively jumping back. car
Use AID woman went down over the
edre * feet high. She says for
ea she thought her driving days were
9-- -ange to say neither horse nor
T5re seriously injured Mrs. Hobbs re-
% SEVERAL painful bruises. but the horse
AY signify hurt, and the carriage and
=ss "ers IN a condition to be repaired. 1t
Z 1ehl escape from serious accident. But
le7 that Mrs. Hobbs is driving "Chub"
ne same
Hs EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL. Please
eoE the etfusion of F. W. Brown, ESQ,
II Our local court and one of our quiet
nd s1lest fellow citizens, who intensely
eaIes any exhibition of personality in the
u9ity, but who when aroused will thrash
10 IL The throes of verbal combat to the
OF The case. And the said Honorable
has SO long had his personal as we'll as
opHlons acquiesced in and adopted by
o"- loWnsmen that he has no idea that
7 nay think differently from himself on
lUleet. In fact, it is generally conceded
'0~tsmen. as the boy said of his dad:
say 50, it is SO, if it amt So" And
~ 4'q behold, another worthy citizen,
~''ta ms hair is beginning to grizzle
81 Ills ears, still when aroused has plenty
esaf ond caustic to exude, has in the re-
PAST hai the temerity to take excep.
Li7 honors' phrasing of certain
" "I his, the said Honor's domi-
's4'-d IN the town of Brooks, in the
Waldo and State of Maine. And
a.mands that the same appellation