The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-08-29

ter Muriel Of Brownville, accompanied
by Miss Alice Young of Bangor, came
Saturday niaht by auto and returned
Sunday.
MI. Will Devereaux joined his family
last week at their Standpoint cottaee Iol
ten days stay, at the END OF wnich they
will all return to their nome III nu'noi-
ford, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Wynne return
ed Saturday night from their wedding
trip to Northern Maine, and were the
guests over Sunday of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Bennett.
Mrs. Frank Treat was the guest OF MI.
and Mrs. Bion Sanborn from Friday
night until Monday, being present at the
wedding Of their daughter, and returning
to Milo with the bridal party.
Mrs, Esther E. Barton came from
Quincy, Mass. Aug. goth for afortnight's
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon F. Ellis. Her husband is on the
firing line in France with the heavy ar
tillery.
Mr.. Percy Baker arrived from Fort
Fairfield, Aug. 2lst to spend tne Time
with his little son Tin the care OF ms ma
ternal grandmother. Mrs. SUSIE M. Hen-
delD until he is called to the colors, winch
he expects will be soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Ramsdell OF Mp
ley, Maine, arrived in town last inurs-
day and are living in the home of Mrs.
Carrie Gardner Mr.. Ramsdell is In
spector of sardine factories, and has been
transferred from Rockland.
Mr.. Walter Kimball arrived from Bos-
ton Aug. Goth to join his family tor a
visit with his sister-in-law, Miss Mabel
Simmons. Mrs. Kimball left last Friday
for Bangor to make visits on her home
ward trip, her husband returning home
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Collins and daugh-
ter of Rockland arrived Saturday to re-
main until Sunday night with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Harry D. Shute and
Master Harry D., Jr., who were the guests
of her mother, Mrs. A. c. Colcord and
her husbands parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Eden S. Shute.
What might have been very serious
runaway occurred on Church street Mon
day, when a pair of horses owned by
Alvah C. Treat, and hauling two long.
heavy poles, became frightened in the
Marsh woods and dashed down the hill
upon the run, fortunately going one on
each side of telegraph pole which stop
ped their flight throwing both horses to
the ground. To the surprise of onlook-
ers, no bones were broken or any appar-
ent injuries sustained. Mr. Treat was
not upon the load when the horses start
ed, but followed Immediately in pass
ing automobile and took his horses home,
leaving the logs by the roadside.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Capen and sor
Don arrived Saturday night from thell
home in Eastport and were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Avery
They came in their new Hudson six, ii
which they are to make the trip to South
ern California, expecting to be two
months on the way, making visits II
Portland, Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island, before starting on their westward
trip. The car is equipped with tent
two mattresses and compact cooking
utensils and concentrated foods. A trunl
in the rear contains the bedding and pill
loWs-all necessities for a long tour being
provided. They expect to spend INT
winter with their children in Southern
California.
A. pleasant home wedding took place
on Monday at p M, at the home of MIR
Bion B. Sanborn, when his daughter
Gwendolyn was united in marriage tt
Mr.. Richard Conner of Castine. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Harry Huily who used the double
! ring service. The bride was given away
/ by her father, her brother, Mr.. Donale
| Sanborn, acting as best man and hel
| cousin, Miss Blanche Doe, as bridesmaid
/ The bride was becomingly gowned II
white wolfe and carried shower bouquet
! The parlor, in which the wedding oc'
Cured, was prettily decorated with varl-
Gus flowers and the di-ing-room was al
! in yellow and white. After the cerel
mony refreshments were served, consist
ing of brides cake, wedding cake, fancy
crackers, sandwiches and coffee. Tht
young couple left later by auto for ;
wedding trip to Milo, where they will
spend several days with the brides uncle
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Treat
Only the immediate family of the bride