The Republican journal., 1915-07-29
EAST BELFAST.

Mrs. Clara Lincoln of Roslindale, Mass has
been guest of Mrs. Elmer Decrow.
Mrs. F. N. Savery and family motored to
Bangor last Friday on shopping trip.
Mrs. G. W. Davis was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. C, c. Larson of Bangor. last
week.
Mrs. G. A. Leavitt spent few days in Ban
gor last week. and while there attended the
carnival at Orono.
Miss Maude Strout of Somerville, Mass, re-
turned home last Saturday after visit with
Miss Edith Strout.
Miss Nellie Logan of Roxbury, Mass, has
been guest of Mrs. James at their cottage
off Swan Lake avenue.
Robert Fielder returned to his home last
week in Worcester, Mass, after a visit with
his sister. Mrs. R. R. Rogers.
Mrs Maude Carrow and little son Norman
of Bangor were guests for few days last
week of Mrs. C. M. Knowlton.
Miss Sadie Buck of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James L. James and John
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snow and daughter
Harriet of New York are guests of their par
ents Capt. and and Mrs A. N. Snow.
Mr. Ed Robbins and family of Chelmsford
called on their aunt, Mrs. E. W. Ellis, this
week while touring Maine with friends.
Mrs. j. E. Holmes of Lowell is spending few
days with her cousin, Mrs. ]. E. Leavitt, and
then will go to Bangor to visit relatives.
Charles Glasson of Newport, N. H., is visit
ing his uncle and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
James, and Mr.. John Sanborn, at Sunnyside
cottage.
Miss Minnetta Prescott of Boston and Miss
Dorothy Holmes of Portland were weekend
guests of Mt and Mrs. Herbert Brown at Bay
View farm.
Mrs Martha B. Ripley of bingham, Mass,
and daughter, Mrs. Edgar Flock of Jersey
City, N. j.. spent the weekend with Mrs.
Ripley's step-daughter, Mrs Elmer Decrow.
The Ladies Aid and Unity Circle of Trinity
church will hold joint meeting at the church
tomorrow, Friday, at p. m. to make plans for
time in August.
Miss Ethel Hall arrived home last week
from Sherbrook, Canada, where she had visit
ed relatives. She was accompanied home by
her aunts Misses Eva and Sara Hall, who will
visit the family for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory F. White of New York
arrived Saturday and after brief visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. White,
at the Bailey farm on Lincolnville avenue,
have opened their new bungalow in East Bel
fast for the season.
Mrs. C. M. Ellis and daughter Flora ar
rived by boat Monday morning from Boston
and will spend few days with Mrs. E, s sis
ter, Mrs. j. E. Leavitt, before going to their
cottage on the harbor front. Another daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn, has been here for two
weeks as guest of her cousin. Lacy Leavitt
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. James entertained
party of friends last Friday evening at their
cottage, Sunnyside. There were several Sc
lections on the graphophone by Mr.. James and
solo by Mr.. Joseph Cuneo of Boston. Among
those present were the Misses Sarah and Eva
Hall of Sherbrooke, Canada, Mrs. Charles Hall
and daughter Ethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pc
tiers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester, Miss Ruth
Smalley, Miss Ethel Lincoln of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Knight, Mrs. Lizzie McCabe,
Miss Helen Logan, Mr.. Joseph Cuneo and Mr.
Charles Glasson of Newport, N. H.
An auto accident happened on Searsport
avenue last onday afternoon about o'clock.
Fred Gray coming to ward the city in his
team with two horses in tow when an auto
coming the same way at the rate, it is said, of
40 miles an hour, ran into one of the horses in
tow, mangling one leg to jelly and demolish-
ing the wagon. The auto could not be stop
ped until it had reached the corner, but the
number of the car was taken. The driver re-
fused to give his name. DR.. Darling was
sent for and relieved the horse of his suffer-
ing Fortunately the occupants of the team
were not hurt.
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