The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-12-06
BROOKS.

| Mrs. H. c. Slower visited her brother,
0. Hall of Belfast recently.
George w. Miller has been at work fol
B. Payson on the new Post Office.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Simeon
rockett is gaining in health.
Isaiah Crowell of Pittsfield, Me-, was a
asiness caller in town Nov. 10th
Mrs G. C. Goddard is making three
,peks' visit with relatives in Mass.
everett Works has gone to Exeter to
ark in the woods for W. H. Young.
B. F. Stantial left town Nov. Gath for
0ston where he will stay this winter.
" R. Lane has been in Thorndike and
eedom for the past week selling books.
A. Carpenter returned Nov. oath
sm several weeks trip in Aroostook Co.
Vr George Jones and sister Ethel of
,.kson, called on Miss Berle CHM,
ay 18th.
Albion Reynolds and Guy Bradford are
work for Mabel Rose, cutting cord
GOD.
J. Z. Ellis, Jr., is moving his portable
u back of his residence on the James
well lot,
Miss Grace Loon of Richmond, Me,
,ated her brother, Mr.. John Loon and
nly, recently.
Mss Vera Patterson Of Thorndike, a
,3ent of B. H. S., spent the weekend
Nh Miss Beulah Cook
Miss Josie knowlton of Unity spent
i. week end with her parents, Mr. E.
knowlton and family.
B. Plummer has purchased the P.
mock of Mrs. C. Lane and is max
separations to build.
M and Mrs. C. T. Foster of Leomin-
- Mass. were guests of DR.. N. R.
,oh and family, recently.
Mr. Alex Stevens, who has employ
-nt in Benton, spent the weekend with
family here in the village.
MISS Merle Wright of jackson, a stu
r- of B. H. S., spent the weekend
In F H. Brown and family.
Mrs Gustave Ward and children, of
-tv. spent last week with her parents,
= + X. Roberts and family.
oel Works of Jackson, who has been
work for Hale Rose for several months,
4, zone to Exeter to work for w. H.
wig
Nj. A. R. Pilley returned last week
IN an unsuccessful hunting trip at
i Moxie. AS there was no snow 1t
3. 100 noisy hunting,
Mr. Cecil Crockett, who has employ
not at Sherman Falls, Me-, is spending
week with his grandparents. He says
TIE IS about foot of snow in Aroos-
2A Co.
The funeral services of Mrs. Thomas
ison of Bangor, formerly of Brooks,
re held in the Congregational church,
10Th at 10 o'clock, the Rev. David
sckett of Belfast officiating. Mrs.
lson died at the home of the elder
Bangor.
D. Shorey of White Sulphur Springs,
a. formerly of Waldo, and his sister,
rs John D. McGray of Knox, were re-
at guests of their cousins, Mrs. j. ii.
3rdon and the Roberts sisters. This is
ShoTey's first visit to his native State
il years.
Mss Vera Croxford of North Monroe
d student of B. h. s., returned to her
me last week, sick with chicken-pox.
Ia Bowden and son Earl have gone to
nda to spend the winter. Mrs. Bow
will stay with Mrs. Hannah Small
le they are away.
Mrs E. A. Carpenter recently visited
renobscot Co. Chapter of Red Cross
5angor, also the Red Cross branch in
1ter, and she reported it to be very
resting to see the vast amount of
h done in these places. Although
day was stormy there were sixty-tive
Sent at the meeting in Dexter and their
nbership is about eighty. Mrs. Car
tier and Mrs. Goddard recently Or
lzed branch in jackson.
he Brooks branch of Waldo Co. Chap
Of the Red Cross have sent the fol-
Eng articles: mufflers, sweaters,
pS stockings, 81 prs. wristlets, 5 abb
1lnal bandages and 2 comfort pillows.
following officers of the Branch
Ne been elected: Chairman, Mrs, c. E.
he, Sec, Mrs. S. C. Goddard; Treas,
Z, A. Carpenter. Owing to the
nbers of our branch being SO widely
fbuted the work has been confined
uniting mostly, but it is the hope of
do much larger amount of work
ae near future
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