The Republican journal., 1919-07-03

See Advt. of Dancing Carnival with
exhibition dancing in Odd Fellows Hail
Wednesday evening, July End,
Augustine Colburn had green peas from
his home garden July lst. His other
vegetable are equally will advanced.
Norman A. Read of the firm of Read
& Hill, City Drug Store, has bought the
Capt. A. c. Batchelder residence at the
corner of Court and Park streets, and
will move there from Franklin street
early in August. Capt. and Mrs. Batch
elder, also Mrs. Louise Royal, who has
been living at their home, are at present
looking for small rents.
A FAMILY REUNION. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C, Marden entertained a family
party last Sunday with dinner at the
City Park pavilion. There were four
generations present, Mr.. Marden, his
daughter, Mrs. c. r. York, son Raymond
and baby Walter, all of Windsor. The
other guests included Mr.. c. K. York,
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice York, Master Nor
man York, Nh and Mrs. Samuel Colby
and baby, all of Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter York, Mrs. Chester Nealey and
Miss Nealey and Mr.. Stevens, all of
Monroe. Mr.. Stevens has recently re-
turned from overseas service. 1t was an
ideal day for shore dinner and the beau
tiful scenery was greatly enjoyed by the
visitors.
NORTH BELFAST. Miss Airline Walton,
a teacher in the schools of New Haven,
Ct, is spending her summer vacation
with her father, W. H. Walton. -. W. S.
Hatch, superintendent, has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of the cemetery
by resetting fallen stones, cutting bushes
and grass. 1t was much needed i'm
provement.. :. Mrs. M. o. Dickey, who spent
two weeks in Massachusetts, and Con-
necticut visiting friends and relatives, ar
rived home Saturday and is with her
parents, MI and Mrs. w. G. Hatch, for
few days.. Mrs. Reuben Sibley of Free
dom is visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. S.
Hatch. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburt N Brier
Somerville, M ass, and Mrs. F. C. Gay of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived Tuesday and are
at the Brier homestead for the summer
vacation. They came through from their
homes in Mr.. Briefs car.
! POOR'S MILLS Mrs. o. A. Wade, who
was operated on at Tapley's hospital, is
stopping at Mrs. J. A.. Hartshorn's until
she is able to 60 to her home. IF. T.
Wentworth received the news of the
death of his sisters husband, C. A. West,
June 18th. at his home in Elkins, N. H,
He had been in poor health for some time.
He was a for mer resident of Belfast, the
son of the late Wiseman West. ). Mrs. An
ME B. Underwood entertained June 22nd
Mrs. Isabel Cunningham, Miss Llttlefield.
Mrs. Sides and Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey... :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth went to
Rockland Sunday for the day.. Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Wood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Merriam attended the band con-
cert at Northport last Sunday.... Mrs,
Sarah Lewis and Mrs. Mary Pitman were
guests of Annabel Underwood last week.
80. The frost of June 18th did quite lot
of damage to some of the gardens in this
vicinity. Miss Dora Brown and Mrs.
Davenport were guests of their mother.
Mrs. Luella Brown, last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. George Daggett are stopping at
Northport, where he has employment.
Mrs. Gordon of Liberty has been visiting
them for a few days..... The electrical
shower last week put some of the tele-
phones out of commission, and the ser
vice has not been very good since.