The Republican journal., 1916-07-06
The News of Brooks.

The News of Brooks.
DR.. A. E. Kilgore's pleasant home looks very
attractive in it's new coat of paint.
Mrs. Susie Lord has returned from visit of
several weeks in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ham of Thorndike called
on relatives here last Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Wing of Thorndike visited at Cor
ham Ramlin's the past week.
Abbott Rand of Bangor is visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Brown.
Everett Tasker came up from Belfast Mon
day to do some work about. his home.
Miss Emily Brown is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Brown.
E. A. Carpenter and family spent part of
last week at their Northport cottage.
Noyes Cilley, who has heen confined to his
bed by rheumatism, is able to be out again.
AL. Green has moved his family to the Allen
place. recently bought by his son, C. o. Green.
Leroy Staples is getting lots of pleasure
from the motor cycle he bought this summer.
Several families motored to Belfast Tuesday
to enjoy the celebration of the GLORIOUS 18th.
Miss Lizzie McTaggart has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Ger trude Maddocks, who is ill in
bed.
A. B. stantial ar slwife and Mr.. and Mrs.
day.
| B. F. Stantial and family attended the
Friends yearly meeting at Oas Grove last
week.
Mrs. Ever Gould. who has been in Waldo for
the past few months, is at home for few
weeks.
The Daggetts of Morrill, motored over Sum-
day and called on their relatives, Capt Perkins
and wife.
Rexford Ryder is working for H. C. Buzzell
in Belfast this summer, caring for and training
his horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins of Newport were
guests of their daughter. Mrs. N. R. Cook, the
past week.
Harry Brown has been appointed manager
of the corn factory at Unity ard will move his
family there.
Clara Jones and Mrs. Ruth Lowe, who have
been teaching in Knox, are at home for their
summer vacation.
Mrs. Josie Fogg is taking a few days rest
and Mrs. Dow is caring for Mrs. A. B. Payson
during her absence
Mrs. Mary Goodwin of Chelsea, Mass, and
Mrs. Jessie Ray of Hampden Highlands are
guests of Mrs. Edith Murch
Frank Gould, who now makes his home with
his son in Bucksport. spent several days of
last week with relatives in town.
Mrs. Carrie Luce, who has for the mast two
weeks been caring for Mrs. Ralph Grady and
her infant son. has returned to Boston,
Leslie Murch called on his grandmother. Mrs.
Edith Murch, last week. He has returned to
Dartmouth College for the summer school.
Mrs Miranda Roberts of Thornlike has been
stopping with friends in the village for few
days, going from here to Belfast TO remain
over the 4th
Mrs. Garfield Goddard's sister, Bessie Ingalls,
OF Bangor, is stopping with her for a time.
since her husband, militiaman, was ordered
to Mexico.
Edwin Body, Jr., of Ontario is spending his
vacation with his parents in this village, and is
accompanied by his friend, Miss Valentine of
Searsport.
Mrs Mittie Reynolds and her daughter Alice
have moved to New London. Conn.,, and Pearl
Crockett and daughter are occupying the rent
vacated by them.
W c. Austin and family spent the 4th in
China, Maine, and Mrs. Lizzie Austin. who has
been spending several weeks there, returned
home with them.
There were no church services here last Sum-
day. The two previous Sundays Rev. Mr.,
Persons, librarian at the Bangor Theological
Seminary, preached here,
Mrs. Sylvania Hartshorn. who was seriously
injured at Belfast some months ago and is
still obliged to crutches, visited her grand
daughters here last week.
Ira Bowden has bought the farm formerly
owned by Alpha Godding and is making repairs
on the buildings, putting in new stills and
shingling both house and barn.
John Blake and wife of Searsport have de.
cided to set up housekeeping here, having
rooms with Mrs. Blake's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Body. Mr.. Blake expects to have EN-.
ployment in town.
Mrs. Cheney Higgins is making extensive
repairs on their house here, doing over some
rooms in steel, putting in bungalow windows in
shingled. Mr.. Higgins, who has employment
with the Government in the State, War and
Navy buildings at Washington, D. c.. is ex-
pected home next month for his vacation.
IT HAS HELPED MOTHER AND THAT