The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-20

Mr. and Mrs. John J. WardweIl left May
18th for their Rcckland home after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Lancaster in
the home of the lady's father, the late Capt
Emery Berry-by an error last week printed
Capt. David Berry.
Mrs. Herbert Mixer. Sylvan street, is quite
sick at this writing, Monday, from severe
cold and bad sore throat. DR.. Stevens has
been called to prescribe for her, and her sister,
Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard, is caring for her. Mr..
Mixer being away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin. School
street, drove to Prospect last Sunday after
noon to call upon her aunt and husband. Mr..
and Mrs Lemuel Eames, the latter havir G
been quite sick recently. They fouLd The old
gentleman somewhat improved, albeit rather
weak.
Mr.. Richa I'd Goodere arrived home Sunday
from Boston and is with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton ]. Goodere, West Main street, for
an indefinite time, having resigned from
the U. S, Navy, with which he has been con-
nected for two years. He has recently been
confined to the hospital
Mr. Peleg Griffin of Boston arrived Sun
day by steamer for visit with his sisters.
Mrs. Ellen G. Clark and Miss Maria Griffin,
Maple street, and Mrs. John NJ. Ayers. School
street. His two brothers. Messrs. Levi and
Loring Griffin, also live on Maple street with
their respective families.
Miss Inez Hanson arrived home May 18th
from West Upton, Mass, where she spent the
winter, and is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wellman Hanson, Standpoint road. for the
summer On her homeward trip she visited
! Mr.. and Mrs Josiah L. Lancaster in Cambridge,
Mass.
The ladies of the UniveIsalist parish will
give supper May 9th in the banquet hall
of Masonic block at 20 cents per plate, to be
followed by the annual parish meeting of the
society. For particulars, see bills In post
office later. Don't fail to partake of the APP
petizing viands always prepared by the house,
wives.
Mrs. Edward H. Doyle arrived home from
New York City, May 18th, where she had spent
month with Mr.. Doyle. who is employed
there as an agent for the Potato Shippers of
Aroostook county. She and their two children
boarding with her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
Willard M, Berry. Gilmore street, during Mr..
Doyle's absence.
Mrs. L. Albert Gardner, Middle street, left
last Friday to accompany her cousin, Mrs. AL
bion ?. Goodhue of Belfast, on a trip to Bos.
ton, where each will visit relatives for few
weeks. MIR. Gardner curing his wife's absence
is boarding with his mother, Mrs. Carrie A.
Gardner in the home Of her father. the late
Master Albion F. Goodhue, Middle street.
The grass is now beautiful and lawns are
needing tn NOV ing machines. We are sorry
for those semi tropical regions, which with all
their tameo beauty of foliage and flowers
never present the attractiveness OF green
grass to the longing eye! The trees are fast
unfolding their leaves and the apple trees are
promising their delightful blossoms for our
Memorial day decorations.
From Cape Jellson piers the shipping re-
port for last week is as follows: May 18th, tug
Germantown arrived for water ana sailed the
next morning. May 18th, steamer Millinocket
arrived with a general cargo from New York,
and SCH Abenaki sailed with lumber for Bos-
ton. May 14th. steamer Millinocket sailed
with paper for New York. May 18th. sch.
Elisha B. Crosby sailed, light, for Portland.
Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. John
E, Lancaster by her numerous friends in her
suffering consequent upon broken wrist caus-
ed by hurri d misstep on May 18th in the
woodroom of her home, East Main street,
while attendin to some domestic duties. DR.
+ G, A. Stevens is giving the arm his attention
and the patient is doing well as can be ex-
pected, although enduring considerable pain.
Mr.. l.. A. Gardner was in Belfast last Sunday
IN consultation with his partner, Mr.. A. r
Goodhue, relative to business connected with
their firm. Goodbue & Co., established in Stock.
ton in the hardware, stoves, tin ware and furni.
ture line, with branch plumbing business in
Belfast, by Mr.. Goodhue. Success. apparently
has attended these young men, since they
bought the business from the late S. A. Rendel
Mrs. J. F. Certify of Bangor arrived by
morning train last Saturday to dine with her
sister, Mrs. A1vah C. Treat, Church street
Mr.. and Mrs. Treat took her and their cousin
Mrs, Annie K. Hartman, East Main street. te
Prospect in their new Overland automobile in
the afterno on to attend the funeral of theil
aged uncle. Capt. Robert Killman. Following
the burial services they carried Mrs. Gerrity
to Bangor, she feeling obliged to reach home
| that evening.
Mrs. Austin French of the Standpoint sec
ton of our town met with severe accident
May 18th, falling when walking to the boat
for trip to Belfast and breaking both bonel
of one leg in the ankle joint and dislocatinf
the Joint Mrs. Edna (Clewley) Cousens II
nursing the patient and DR.. Stevens il giving
the necessary professional attention. The in
Jury is q bad one and recovery must be ted
ously slow, especially one Of hrs. Ffsnehi