The Republican journal., 1915-01-14
EAST BELFAST.

| Capt. c. Y. Cottrell is confined to his home
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Harry A. Shaw, who has been quite ill
is reported better.
| Mrs. Manley Hartman is convalescing from
an attack of the grippe.
| Mrs. E. W, Curtis of Camden has been a
guest of her brother E. S. Achorn.
Miss Katie Nickerson of Searsport was a
guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown.
MIS- Eliza Aldus has returned to her home
fter an operation at the Waldo County Hos
pital.
The local ice men have finished harvesting
their ice and report the best crop for several
| years.
John Robbins returned home last Friday
from DIR. Tapley's hospital and is convalescing
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Davis and daughter Alice
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
/ Brown at Bay View Farm.
Ernest Orchid spent Sunday with his par
ents, returning Monday morning to Brooks
vile, where he has employment
Mrs T. Price Wilson and daughter Nancy
of Winchester. Mass, returned to their home
Monday, after a weeks visit with Mrs A. E
Stantial.
Mrs. Florence Patterson returned to her
home in Bangor Monday afternoon. She had
been caring for her sister, Mrs. John Hill, and
children, who have been ill.
Unity Circle of Trinity church, which was
recently reorganized, met Wednesday, Jan. 9th,
with Mrs. Roscoe Black and there was good
atten dance. The officers are: President, Mrs
Roscoe Blacn; secretary. Renworth Rogers;
treasurer, William Vaughan, Jr. The Ladies
Aid met Thursday afternoon, Jan. 7th, with
Mrs. A, N. Snow and elected officers as follows
President. Mrs. Augusta Fletcher; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. William Vaughan; treasurer, Mrs;
Elmer Decrow; secretary, Mrs. Charles Hall.
Refreshments were served. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. George Orchid.
| Mrs. Elmer Decrow gave party Tuesday
aftern DON, Jan. 18th to few friends in honor
of her birthday. The afternoon was spent in
a social chat. after which ice cream. cake and
confectionery were SeHVeus AAe AoSteSe Was
presented with two fine birthday cakes, one
by Mrs. Chas Hall and the other by Mrs. A. N.
Snow. A delightful afternoon was passed
and all wished their hostess many happy re-
turns of the day. The guests present were
| Mrs. A. N. Snow, Mrs. Chas. Hall, Mrs. Arthur
Stantial and Mrs. Thos. P. Leaman. Other in
vited guests who were unable to be present,
were Mrs. Efie Bridges of West Penobscot
and Mrs. Herbert Brown.
| The Hiramdale Gun Club elected officers for
the ensuing year at the clubhouse Tuesday
evening, Jan. 9Th, as follows: President, VIM.
Leary; vice president, Wyatt Carrow; secre-
tary and treasurer, Raphnel A. Leavitt; door
| keeper, Horace Nickerson; arranger of tar
gets, Donald Ellis. The clubhouse has been
undergoing extensive repairs, including new
hard pine fioer sheathing, ETC., and it will be
co mpleted the last of this week. A shoot was
recently held at the club, the married men,
bers against the single members. The defeat
ed side were to give clam stew to the win
ners and this pleasant duty devoved upon the
married ones. The supper was given last
week at the clubhouse and consisted OF very
appetizing clam stew, crackers, pickles. dough-
nuts, cheese and coffee. MIR. Edw Briefly made
the stew, which was highly commended, and
Mr.. Ernest Gross waited on the table. After
supper Pearl Brook cigars were enjoyed by
the smokers and general good time followed