The Republican journal., 1918-07-04
EAST BELFAST.

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uspepded through the month OF July.
j Mrs. Walter Decrow and Mrs. Mndgett
snent Sunday with Mrs. Elmer Decrow.
Miss Mona Burgess returned home
Monday from visiting her aunt in Brewer.
Mrs. Wellman Hanson of Stockton was
the guest of Mrs. Annabel Towle last
week.
Mrs Peavey of Bangor is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. NJ F. Peavey at Bay View
| Farms.
Miss Minnie Stephenson of Camden
snent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
F. B. Strout.
Miss Bernice Rogers came Saturday to
snend the summer with her father, Judge
R. W. Rogers.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Tucker of Melrose,
Mass. are guests of Mrs fuckers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Leavitt.
Miss Isabel Towle of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
came Tuesday to spend the summer vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Stevens and Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Stevens were guests Sun
day of Mrs. A. T. Stevens on Swan Lake
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney P. Young and sons
Tom. Sidney and John of Greenville ar
rived Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs E.
O. Pendleton.
Miss Edith Strout. teacher of Domestic
Science in Portland, returned Saturday to
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Wilda Strout.
Rev. w. F. Hawthorne preached at
Trinity Reformed church On Sunday
afternoon in the absence of Rev. Mr..
Vaughan, who was called away suddenly
Mrs Herbert Snow returned Saturday
day from New York, where she has been
with her husband until he should be
called to report for service in the Naval
Reserves after few weeks furlough.
The four crews out working on Sunday
for the War Savings Stamps drive got
approximately S1150 worth of stamps
| pledged in this section in addition to those
already pledged at Robbins Hall on Fri
day.
Mrs. Bigelow, a guest of Mrs. Effie V.
V, Knox, was called back to New York
suddenly on Sunday by the death of a
brother. She was taken to Rockland by
her hostess where she caught train for
her home
H. A. Shaw motored to Ellsworth. Sum-
day, to meet his wife who has been visit
ing with relatives there the past week.
They returned via Bangor where Mr..
Shaw's mother, Mrs. Klbertine Shaw, has
| been the guest of her son George, bring
ing her home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery w hite have ar
rived from New York, and opened their
cottage on the Shore Sunday for the sum-
mer months. Mr.. White is teacher of
music in the Dewitt Clinton High school
in New Y York City, where 5000 students
are enrolled He is also choir and Or
chestra leader in the Metropolitan church
there.
Mary E., the eight-year-o daughter
of Percy X. and Matte (Walker) Rich
ards, died from typhoid fever at their
/ home Saturday. She leaves to mourn
| their loss her mother. Mrs. Matte Aldus,
and brother, Percy X. Richards, also
two half sisters and half brother Ber-
nice, Beatrice and Walter Aldus. Fu-
neral services were held at the chapel in
Grove cemetery, Monday, Rev. Charles
w. Martin of the Methodist church,
officiating.
| G. Lester Hale of this city and Miss
Mildred K Thomas of Islesboro were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Maggie Babbidge
Thomas in Islesboro. Mr.. Hale who grad
uated from the u of M. Law school in
June is now with the National Army en-
campment at Camp Devens, Aver, and
was married while home on three days
furlough, after obtaining a special per-
NIT from Judge Lord to waive the five
day law of punishment. Mrs. Hale is
one of Islesboro's most attractive and
popular young ladies and is the first war
bride at that town. Friends in this city
extend them b st wishes for lhappy and
prosperous future.
The patriotic entertainment given at
Trinity Reformed church on Friday after
noon by the girls of the Sunday school
was very successful, about five dollars
being netted for the Red Cross. Much
credit is due to Miss Louise Clark who
planned the affair, arranged the program
and drilled the children in their parts.
Following is the program:
Recitation, Welcome, Frances Clark
Song, The Flag,
Velma Rogers, Frances and Dorothy
Clark
Tableau, Patriotism, Belle Mosman
Marching Through Georgia, by Glass
Reading, The American Flag,
E. B. Mosman
Salute to the Flag, by Class
| Recitation, Her Papa. Dorothy Clark