The Republican journal., 1919-05-15
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vile Sunday.
Cecil Crockett is at work for M. C.
Pease of jackson.
Mrs. Hazel Brier of Belfast visited rela-
tives in town last Friday.
Master Alfred Stevens spent the week.
end with relatives in Belfast.
Mr.. Eden Lamphier has moved to the
Merton l.. Fogg place in jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton A. Elliot were visit
ors in Portland few days last week.
Mr.. Ernest L. Toner and Russell S.
Greenwood were Sunday callers iii Orono.
Mrs: Carrie Hobbs was confined to the
house several days last week with bad
cold
Charles Scribner and wife have rented
the residence owned by Eden Lamphier
in West Brooks
Miss Eva LePage of Monroe has been
at work for Mrs. Frances A. Merritt for
several days.
Mr.. Harry Peavey and Sergt. Frank
B. Ellis spent Sunday with Mr.. Peavey's
mother in Monroe.
Herbert E. Ellis and Miss Bernys Holt
visited her parents in Belfast the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. A. E. Kilgore and Mrs. Grace
Dow Batchelder were business callers in
Belfast last week.
Pearl Crockett has purchased the house
known as the Emmons house on College
avenue, of G. H. Ryder.
Mrs. Affie Crockett was the guest of
ner daughter, Mrs. Edna Waning, in
Damarscotta, last week.
Mrs. Mary Rand and son, Albert Wan
ing of Troy, wee the weekend guests
of Chas E. Mixer and family.
Ebert Moulton, who has employment
in Pittsfield, spent the weekend with
his parents, Fred Moulton and wife.
the Pythian Sisters for the shower of
post cards sent her few weeks ago.
Claud Bessey of Thorndike and Miss
Clarlbel Jones of Belfast called on her
parents, A. H. Jones and family, Sun
day.
Mr.. Walter H. Jones, who has employ
ment in Pittsfield, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. Asa H. Jones and
family.
F. H. Brown and family motored to
Bangor Saturday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Rand, returning Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Hollis Jones and friend, Mr.. Alton
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week-en with his parents, W. S. Jones
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Body, who have
sold their farm in jackson, are spending
a few days with their son-in-law, j. E.
Simpson and family.
Master Albion R. Green, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Bangor Hospital, has arrived home
and is gaining rapidly.
Miss Blanche Brown of Princeton, Me-,
who is attending Castine Normal School,
was the weekend guest of Rev Willard
E. Streeter and family.
Walter H. Young who has been con-
| fined to the house with what is known as
rheumatic cold, is much better and will
resume his work in Belfast soon.
Private William R. Lane, who has
been at Camp Upton, N. Y, for several
months, has received his honorable dis
charge from service and arrived home
Saturday night.
One of the most thrilling and interest
ing add. esses ever heard in this town
was given in Union Hall last Monday
night by Capt Percy A. Hasty. formerly
of jackson, now of Dexter.
Fishing is evidently at its best this
season. VIM. c.. Austin caught five
large trout, also five large salmon at
Swan Lake, a few days ago, and several
fine strings of trout have been caught in
Marsh's river.
There was large attendance at the
pictures in Crockett's Theatre last Satur-
day night. Another fine five-reel Metro
picture 'kildare of Storms" featuring
King Baggot, was shown, also latest
Hearst News and Episode 10 of 'Lion's
Claws" which as it nears the end grows
more and more thrilling and interesting
for young and old alike. A free dance
followed, with music by Goodwin's Or
chestra.
Baby Marie Osborne visited Brooks
Saturday again in the role of ''The Ole
Maids Baby" There was an unusually
large attendance at Union Hall as every
body is delighted to see Marie Osborne
new serial, ''The Lightning Raider -
began also and Pearl White is certainly q
star actress, living up to the reputation
she holds in this picture The Pathe
News was extremely interesting, featur-
ing some Maine views.
A SHOWER Last Thursday evening,
a very delightful shower-party was giver
to Miss Jennie Weaver, Commercial
teacher of Brooks High school The
event took place at Crc ckett's Hall, anc
was given by the towns people and the
school faculty,in honor of Miss Weaver s
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