The Republican journal., 1914-09-10
desired.
EAST BELFAST.

Henry Burgess of Rockland, spent the week
end with relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Louise lines will leave next Saturday.
night for Boston to visit relatives and friends
MIR. and Mrs. Leander Staples of Brooks Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs Leroy Staples last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Morrill, and two children
returned to Boston this week, after visit
with relatives.
home Monday, after a months stay with Mr.
and Mrs. George Innis.
Miss Ethel Savery, who taught in North
Searsport last year, will teach in the Union
school and will board at home.
Ralph Strout returned to Lawrence, Mass,
Sunday night, after two weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Strout.
Miss Flora Burgess left Monday night for
Arlington Heights, Mass, after spending the
summer at her cottage, FIowanna.
Several in this vicinity attended the Labor
Day celebration in Augusta last Monday and
report delightful day and the people of our
Capital city very loyal.
Mr., and Mrs. George Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred N. Slavery and family motored to Bangor
Sunday and we're guests of Mrs. Davis daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Larsen.
Miss Mary Ford, who has been with her
aunt, Mrs. E. w. Ellis, went to Monroe to
nurse Mrs. Fred Palmer, who was very ill and
whose death has since been reported.
Mrs, Rice, who recently moved into the Os-
good house, is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs.
Bert Smith w no was taken to the Waldo Coun-
tv Hospital last week ill with typhoid, is re-
ported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Leavitt have been Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Perley Stanley, IN
Cranberry Isle. They arrived home Monday,
accompanied by Mrs Stanley and two children,
Sherwin and Lucille.
Capt. and Mrs Leslie Robertson of Islesboro
were in town last Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of their daughter, Mrs. John McAulitfe.
Thew were accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Pen
dleton, who also came to attend the funeral.
William Ripley of Chelsea. Mass, is spend
ing we elk with his cousin. Mrs. Elmer Dec
row. where his brother. Elmer Ripley. has
been visiting fol- some two weeks. He was
accompanied by his friend Will Sullivan.
Miss Gertrude Hutchinson of Bangor arriv-
ed Monday to begin her duties as teacher In
the Brick primary grades and will board with
Mrs. Eugene Lamb. Raphnel Leavitt will be
Pr incipal of the Grammar grades This is each
teachers first term at teaching and we hope
success awaits them.
Jim, the family horse owned by E. W. Ellis
was laid in his last resting place last week
Jim has been in the family quite number OF
years and was a faithful horse. Richard Brown
also had his horse laid away last week. as hi
had been i'll for several days. Thus two fam
ilv horses have earned short obituary.
The Trinity church and Masons Mill Sunday
scbool had a picnic in Mr.. 'Vaughan's field O.
Labor Day. picnic dinner was served at
noon and a grand good time was reported
After dinner ball game and other sports wer'
enioved until the thunder storm drove them t.
their various homes. Mr.. Atwood Gilmore
vho has been blind for fifteen years. walked
from his home, q distance of two miles. to tn
picnic grounds, led by his grandson Wilson Hill
NJ. Gilmore vas 70 81 ears old ON that day.