The Republican journal., 1920-07-15

mere Will De Spiritual SeancA at Me-
mortal Hall next Sunday evening with
the psychic, A. Hazen Stoddard, in
charge
! H. C. Buzzell and Ernest Piper are in
Springfield, Mass, and have entered
their trotting horses in the races that
take place today.
The engagement of Mrs Laura J.
Pease, matron at the Home for Aged
Women, and E. A. Moore of Writings
vile, Mass, has been announced and the
marriage will take place early in August.
Almerin Dickey of this city was in
collision with a strange car at the corner
of Pearl and High streets Monday. Mr..
Dickey had the right of way but his car
was thrown upside down and he was
very fortunate to escape with his life.
Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes entertained a
few friends Monday afternoon in honor
of her guests, Mrs. Amos j. King and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lucille Harding
of San Juan, P r. The latter left Tues
day for visit in Hudson, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando E. Frost of this
city have announced the engagements of
their two daughters, Miss Ethola w.
Frost TO Ernest W. Anderson of Walljnq-
ton, N. j., and Miss Myrtle E. Frost to
Arthur G. Wylie of Boston. No date of
the weddings has been announced. The
young ladies are expected home soon TO
visit their parents.
The annual meeting of the Belfast and
Moosehead Lake R. r. Co, was held last
Wednesday morning when the following
directors were elected Selwyn Thomp-
son and Ben N. Field of Belfast and
Frank H. Quimby of Brooks. Mr.
Thompson was elected president; Charles
w. Frederick, secretary and Maurice w.
Lord, treasl rer. The trustees, Albert C.
Burgess, Ben D. Field and C. W. Wes-
colt, reported all fonds cancelled and
paid and they were discharged There
was large attendance and an informal
discussion in regard to the disposition of
| the road.
PoOR'S MILLS. Mrs. Fred Carter has
been very sick but is some better at this
writing. Her mother, Mrs. Sophia Harris
horn, is caring for her,. Harry Carter
to I,
has employment Miss Jennie Miller is a
guest of Mrs. Annabell Underwood. :. Mr..
| and Mrs. OFT of Boston are visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Marsh S.. :. Mrs. Ade-
! laide Howe of Lincolnville visited her
sister, Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn, last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson of Keene,
N. H., are visiting MIR. Jackson's mother,
Mrs. Lucy Jackson. Miss Taylor, who
has been caring for Mrs. O. L. Went
worth, went home last Friday. Miss
Hilda Blood still remains with them....
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daggett entertained
Is guests at dinner last Sunday.
| WEST BELFAST Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Perry and little daughter Dorothy
of Litchfield, who are spending their va
cation in Appleton, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Films attended Pomona
Grange at Lincoln vile July 9TH. Mrs.
Geo. Hunt and children of Bridgewater,
Mass, arrived Tuesday for visit with
her brother, Ralph Hayford, and family
Mrs. Helen A. Tyler of Los Angeles
Cal, spent the past week with her
brother, S. w. Newcomb and family
Mrs Betty Trundy and twin daughters
returned to their home in Stockton Mon
day after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Wood MIR. and Mrs. j. II
Montgomery of Camden and their guest,
Miss Marian Hodgeman of st. Louis,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B
Dyer, Sunday.