The Republican journal., 1915-03-25
EAST BELFAST.

I EAST BELFAST.
Mrs. Everett Nickerson is visiting relatives
in Monroe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ellis are visiting rel
atives in Islesboro.
Mrs. Leroy Staples returned last Saturday
from visit in Thorndike.
Mrs. George A. Leavitt returned Monday
from few days visit in Clinton
Mrs. F. A. Flanders went to Boston Monday
to select her spring millinery.
Mrs. Selden Thompson of Bowerbank, Me-,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Gross.
Mrs Esley Bowen is gaining slowly after a
Mrs. Ralph Snow arrived Tuesday night to
visit her mother, Mrs. Esley Bowen, who il
sick.
Miss Mary Woodbury. returned last Satur-
visiting.
Lionel Sylvester, who is attending medical
college in Boston, is visiting his father, D. M.
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Patterson house and VIM. Jacobs has moved to
the Dan Butler house.
Mr.. Robert Innis arrived Monday night from
Shaw's Business College, Portland, to spend
his vacation at home.
Miss Edith Shelton returned to Addison last
Saturday to resume her teaching after a
weeks vacation at home.
Mrs. Jennie L. Stevens returned last week
from Boston and vicinity, where she spent the
winter, and has opened her home on Swan
Lake avenue.
Mrs. Everett Smith of Waltham, Mass. ar
rived last Saturday morning for a visit with
her mother. Mrs. T. L. Shute. and her sister,
Mrs. G. M Hubbard, on Searsport avenue
Several in this vicinity are on the sick list,
among them Mrs. Peter Oleson with grip Mrs.
George Pendleton with tonsilitis, Perle LARA
bee with grip and tonsilitis, Edwin Clark, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Clark, has measles and
is very SICK and Mrs. Herbert Clark is also
sick,
The chemical cart was called last Friday to a
chimney fire in the residence of John Crosby.
They quickly responded and the fire was soon
extinguished with not much damage. Friday
afternoon fire started in the woods near R.
b. Stephenson's residence and at one time it
looked as if several families would be home
less. and some moved their household goods to
place of safety. The fremen responded to
this call and did fine work, and with the help
of neighbors worked several hours before the
danger was over. A terrific wind was blowing
but the fire was all out at five O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of Bay View
farm celebrated The 18th anniversary of their
wedding last Saturday from to .. m. About
20 guests were present and it was very
pleasant affair. They were presented with a
beautiful glass dish, with a silver band of CO.
lonial pattern, by their friends and Mrs Frank
Iowle made the presentation. Mrs. Brown
responded with thanks of appreciation. Ice
cream, assorted cakes, fancy cookies and
candy were served and all wished the host
and hostess many happy returns of the day.
Helen Evelina. wife of Everett L. Flanders,
died at her home on Searsport avenue Monday
morning, March 3d. at ter a lingering illness.
aged 10 years, months and days. She was
born in Belfast, daughter of Cakes E. and
1nga (Oleson) Aldus, and was married to Ev-
erett Flanders two years ago. She had been
In failing health for long time. She was a
sweet girl and will be missed in the home
where she was much loved end needed, es-
pecially by the two little ones bereft of a
mother whose care they much need. She
bore Ler sutferngs uncomplainingly and was
very brave. Everything possible was done to
prolong her life, but of no avail. She is sur
vlved by her parents. her husband and two
children, Leforsst, aged II months and Irma,
aged months, and the bereaved have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire community
In their sorrow. The funeral services were
held at p. m, March Oath, Rev. H. B, Sellers
of the M. E, church officiating. The bearers
were Donald Rogers, Robert Innis, Donald
and Malcolm Vaughan.