The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-08-28
MORRILL,.

Mr. Ivory White is stopping at his cot
tage at " ashington Campground.
Mr.. George Stone of Providence, R, l.,
called upon old friends last week.
Miss Flora Murch, R. N, is caring for
her sick uncle, Mr, James Scott, in Cam
den.
Miss Hazel Gray of Arlington, Mass,
mas been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woods
Call on Fred D. Jones for tickets to the
Edison tone test Sept II at the Colonial
Theatre.
Mrs Marion Francis of Providence, K.
l., is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs
Nathan Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stowell and fam
lily of New Haven, Conn, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Daggett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott and little son of
Brewer and Ernest Haskell of Sullivan,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Paul
for a few days.
Ernest Higgins returned from overseas
and has been working at his old Job in
the civil service at Washington, D. c.
month.
Mrs. Sarah Littlefeld, MI and Mrs.
Harold Marden of Waldo Station and
Mrs James Littletield and son of Boston
visited Mrs Ella Littlefeld and Mrs. Ida
May Cross August 18th,
Rev. and Mrs. Abernethy Cox, a former
pastor, now preaching in Parsonsfield,
Mrs. Beulah Robertson, little son and
lady friend of Pittstield, attended church
here Sunday Aug. 24th.
Leo Blood returned from overseas re-
Gently. He enlisted in the marines in
1917 and was six months in Germany in
the army of occupation. He wears on
his coat a badge for craftsmanship; also
a badge for four great battles.
The Good Time Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs DelbeIt Paul Friday evening, Aug.
22nd. The birthdays of Charles Woods
and Ernest bowen were properly OBJ
served A fine supper was served and a
delightful evening was passed. Miss
Hazel Gray OF Arlington, Mass, favored
the club with some beautiful selections.
The Sunday school children, the pri-
mary and junior boys and girls classes,
held their first missionary meeting at the
vestry Tuesday afternoon. Thirty-three
were present. A short program was car
RED out and officers elected for the year:
Mrs, Ruth Dow, president; Mrs Lila
Pearson, secretary and treasurer. From
the opening of their boxes $37 was real
lied. An hour was then spent on the
parsonage grounds and refreshments of
ice cream and assorted cakes served.
The Larkin Club was entertained by
Mr., and Mrs. Rafe Blood Saturday even
ing, Aug. 23rd. A fine supper was served
and the evening was spent in sociability
and games. Mr.. and Mrs Blood have a
family of IL sons and two daughters.
-Four Of their soEs were in the service.
Mrs Blood has in her parlor four beauti-
fuI souvenir cushions that would grace
any parl0r-0Ee from South Carolina, one
from Virginia, one from France and one
from Germany.
Morrill, Missionary Calendar held its
annual opening at the vestry Aug 21St.
Opened by music; reading of Bible verses
by all of missionary character; prayer
by Rev Nathan Hunt and words Of well
come by the president, Mrs. Nathan
Hunt \ short program o: readings and
music was carried out. The secretary
reported 10 present at the meeting The
p months reported a sum CT $500 against
Sl44 raised last year At the election of
officers Mrs Hunt was Reelected pres-
dent and Mrs. Lii. Pearson secretary.