The Republican journal., 1919-07-24
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Bar Harbor Sunday.
Mr. George H. Ryder lost one of his
work horses recently.
Miss Bertha Ryan has been at work tor
Mrs. Della B. Bowden.
Mr. Martin L. Frost was a business
caller in Belfast Thursday of last week
Mr. Ralph Gullifer was visitor at DR..
A. E. kilgore's several days last week.
Warren Pattee and family of Monroe
have moved to the Mil Farm, so-calied'
Mrs. E. A. Carpenter, Mrs. w, S. Jones
and friends motored to Augusta thurs
day.
Mr.. j. Z. Ellis, il, has purchased
large motor for use in his portable saw
mill business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beers of Skowhe
gan were week end visitors in the VII
lage.
Nfr Walter E. Gibbs of Bangor, Me,
was a business caller in town the past
week.
Clifton Lowe of Charlestown, Mass, is
visiting his brother, Albert Lowe and
family.
Mr.. George [. Hall has purchased a
Ford automobile of Arthur Knight of
Monroe.
Mrs. Bert Body and children of Hart
ford, Conn, are visiting j. f. Simpson
and family.
Mr.. Lawrence A West has returned to
Lynn, Mass, to resume his duties in the
shoe factory.
Miss Grace Cox of Liberty is spending
a few weeks with her brother, Mr. E. @.
Cox and family.
Mr. Ernest Roberts and family have
moved on the W. E. Gibbs farm on Pond
Hill during the haying season.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Foster of Leomn-
ster, Mass, were visitors at ''The Oaks,
Randall Pond, few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Small of Monroe,
DR.. and Mrs H, E. Small and SOD Wins
ton of Fort Fairfield were recent callers
in the village.
Mrs. Eva Touer is attending summer
school at Castne, being one of the dele
gates chosen by the State for SIX weeks
course of study.
Rev. Frank Timperley and family have
returned from a visit in New Hampshire
and will finish the remainder of this
month in Perry, Me.
The Misses Hilda and Theo Lane, who
have been spending a two weeks vaca-
ton with their parents, returned to
Athol, Mass, Saturday.
Miss Christine Jones, who has been
home on fifteen days vacation, also
left on the morning train for Washing
ton, D. c., where she is in government
employ.
Capt. Norman R. Cook, NJ D., who is
in camp at Portland, spent a short time
with his wife at "1he Oaks" last week,
arriving Friday night and returning Sat-
urday F. NJ,
Mrs Sadie Webb and daughter Nina
arrived Thursday from few weeks visit
with relatives in Boston. They were &C
companied by Mrs. Christine Webb and
little daughter.
The many friends Of Charles Watson,
manager of the Merrill & Mayo store
here, will be glad to know that he has
arrived at Newport News, Va, after be-
ing in service over a year in France.
Friends of Norman and Wilson Bach
elder of Avila, California, but formerly
of Brooks, have received word that they
have Joined the replacement unit of the
A. Z. F. and arrived in France June list
Mrs Lettie Cox is at work IN the A. E.
Chase Co store as bookkeeper and stenog-
rapher during the absence Of Mrs. Herbert
c. Ellis formerly Miss Bernys Holt of
Belfast, who is away on her wedding
tour.
MI C. G. Cooley is driving a public
auto from Brooks to Bangor via Monroe
and Winterport Thursday and Saturday
of each week, leaving Brooks railroad
station about 100 a. m. and arriving in
Bangor at 10 a m. The rest Of the week
he drives day or night whenever wanted.
Saturday night a large audience num-
bering over 400 saw the five-reel Metro
picture with the famous movie star May
Allison in ''Her Inspiration" reel of
latest Hearst war pictures, showing the
war hero Sergt. York and numerous other
features of interest and episode five of
Eddie Palo in "The Lure of the Circus"
On Wednesday evening, July Both, Mr..
Crockett has booked the greatest movie
star ever known, Elmo Lincoln, in Tar
Fan of The Apes" first part. True Board
man, whom Brooks picture goers well
remember as 'Stingaree," ably assists
Mr., Lincoln in this play. On August Is
the second part of this great play will be
shown. Next Saturday night is Viola
Dana in THE Gold Cure, with the usual
war picture and episode six of "The Lure
of Tie Circus"