The Republican journal., 1916-01-27
Several parties went to Bangor last Friday
to attend the play, "The Twin Beds

Several parties went to Bangor last Frida!
to attend the play, 1.-THE Twin Beds"
INV. Eells of che Central Maine Power Co.
was in Belfast last Friday on business in con
nection with their local plant. formerly thu
Penobscot Bay Electric Co.
Miss Alice Condor, who has been at her cot
tage on the Condor shore for the past si1
months, has taken rooms in the Stewart BLOCK
for the remainder of the winter.
r Miss Frances Sanborn returned to her du.
ties as bookkeeper in the Central Maine Pow.
er Co.'s Belfast office last Monday after short
vacation spent in Bangor and Waterville.
miniature model of the lost Lustania is
on exhibition in the Green store on Phoenix
Row. 1t is the work of Sherman, the young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Peavey, Condor
street, and is for sale.>
The Navy Club were guests of Mrs H. E.
Mcdonald last Monday afternoon when auc.
Mrs. VIM. H. Bray the Club lunched at the
Woman's Club room and the evening was
spent at the Colonial Theater.
The Women's Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) will meet at the home of Mrs
William B. Swan, High street, this, Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. the subject of the
paper by Mrs. George R. Williamson is "The
Old Covered Bridge-A Tribute"
pair of heavy team horses owned by Ma.
thews Bros. became frightened by steam al
the mill the other day and ran, dragging Mr.
Aanter E. Decrow, the driver, some distance
He was somewhat bruised and the ligaments
Of one knee were strained and the patella dis.
located.
Mrs. Austin W. Heating entertained one.
table auction party last Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. William S. Simpson of Fairfield.
The guests were Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald, Mrs
Eugene R. Conner, Mrs. G. W. Davis. Re.
played on the Victrola.
Hiram P. Farrow brought an interesting
document into the Register of Deeds office
last Monday. 1t wss deed from William
Burns to Thomas Boardman. Islesboro parties
was dated Dec 8, 1901. and had never been re.
corded. 1t is time-stained and worn, and the
hand writing is very peculiar. Mr. Farrow
sent out Monday for execution three deeds
with an aggregate amount of $SS,UOO
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Mrs. s. A. Parker has formed 4 private
class in expression and Swedish gymnastic
exercises at her home on Miller street
last Saturday. The first lesson was with
dumb bells and it is intended, after courses in
gymnastics, etc., to work them into q little
play. The children are Katherine Frost. Doris
Wilson. Adelaide Howard, Martha Hartshorn,
Elana Shute. Kenneth Woodbury., Robert john
son, Tom Wadsworth and John Vickery.
The second in the series of benefit card
parties for the Woman's Club was given yes
terday afternoon in their room. Mrs. John W.
Jones and Mrs. Albert L. Edwards were in
charge and served tea and waters. Others
having tables were Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman.
Mrs. o. s. vickery, Mrs. P. D. Crawford, Mrs.
s. A. Parker. Mrs. 8. G. Swift, Mrs. Elmer
Small. Mrs. A. J. Morrison. Mrs, C. B. Holmes