The Republican journal., 1915-06-10
EAST BELFAST,

Inc LaGles Ala OF trinity church will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. T. P. Leaman.
Mrs. j. W. Burgess is i'll with appendicitis
and is attended by Dr. E. D. Tapley.
Mrs. Mary Stephenson returned to Camden
last Monday after week with Mrs F. B.
Strcut.
Mrs. George Davis returned Tuesday from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Larsen.
in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. James and Mr. John
Sanborn are at their cottage off Searsport
avenue for the summer
. Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Slavery and family and
Mrs Richard Brown motored to Bangor last
Saturday and called on friends.
Mrs. Perley Stanley and children returned to
Cranberry Isle Tuesday after visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt.
Mrs Will Downs left Monday night for her
home in Chestnut Hill, Mass, after a visit
with her brother, Roscoe Black, and family.
Guy R. Pattershall, son of Capt. R. W Pat
tershal went to Portland last Saturday and
will spend the summer with his grandmother,
Mrs H. F. Mason.
Mr.. L. T. Leaman went to Boston last Satur-
day for weeks stay and will accompany his
brother-in-law, VIM. Kittredge, to Biddeford
Pool in the latter's yacht.
Mrs. Perley Larrabee returned Monday night
from months visit at Moosehead Lake She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Robert Gross
and daughter Theora, who will visit her and
also visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Friend and daughter
Ethel, of Waterville, and Mr. Fred and Miss
linda Hubbard of Etna, motored from Water
vile last Sunday and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Hubbard, returning home Sunday
night.
Mrs. Chas. Hall and daughter, Miss Ethel,
went to Boston Tuesday. Mrs. Hall will visit
friends and relatives for a week and Miss
Ethel will leave Boston Wednesday night for
Sherbrooke, Canada, to spend her vacation
with relatives.
Miss Mona Burgess while playing about the
orchard last Friday afternoon discovered a
robin hanging by the neck from a tree with
Irvine string around its neck. 1t was probably
going to use the string in building its nest and
became entangled in it, In less time than it
takes to tell it the little maid had the string
cut from the robins throat and it quickly made
dash for liberty.
THE SCHOOLS. Miss Ethel Slavery closed
successful year at Union school last Friday
with recitations and songs by the children.
Refreshments were served and the parents
visited the school to hear the exercises. Miss
Savery received many pretty gifts from the
pupils, showing the appreciation of her work.
Albert Nickerson, son of Everett Nickerson.
was graduated from this school and will en-
ter the High in the fall The Brick school was
closed with the usual exercises. RapbneI
Leavitt was the Principal, with Mrs Clark of
Northport in the primary grade. At the
Whites chool there were noexercises on the last
day. The children were treated to canr,v and
peanuts by the teacher, Miss Mary Woodbury.
Memorial exercises were held at this school
last week, attended by about 25 parents and
neighbors. The program:
Salute to the flag SoL.,
Reading. "Origin of Old Glory"
Singing, Just Before the Battle Mother"
Sadie Robbins
Alberta Nickerson
Dorothy Nickerson
Sadie Ellis
" This is the Flag for Me-" Bensb Ellis IT,,
Recitation, Erma Cross
:, !" ma. can Little Children do on Memorial
LAY! Rachel Stephenson
Paul Nickerson
Helen Bowen
ar, Lester Ellis
singing lentlng on the Old Camp Ground"
Eleanor Nickerson
Dorothy Nickerson
Sadie Robbins
Sadie Ellis
Memorial Day, Leslie Roberts
Recitation, Eleanor Nickerson
1.-The Soldiers Graves" Clvds Howard
RECITATION Dorothy Nickerson
Hurran 1or our country Leslie Roberts
Harold Gross
Ross Howes
Paul Nickerson
Singing line Nations Flag" Mary Mariner
Corinna Mariner
Beulah Ellis
Maude Stinson
Rachel Stephenson
Helen Bowen
Ethel Bowen
Lester Ellis
ann, Paul Nickerson
Singing, Tramp, Tramp. Tramp, By five girls
Recitation, nans EIlis
"Red, White and Blue" Maxina Roberts
'ioiih SOLO, George Robbins
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