The Republican journal., 1920-06-10

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end with his parents in Belfast.
Mrs. Bertha Grant spent a few DAVIS
with her parents in Brewer recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Morrill, of Water
VILE called on old friends here Memorial |
Day.
Mrs. Ada Mixer and daughter Madaljne
are visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Rand
in Troy.
Mr.. Alton Pilley of Dexter spent few
days with his cousin, A. R. Piley, last
week.
MIR. Arthur R. Frost has employment
with the j. Waterman Co, in their pant
shop here.
Mrs. Lizzie Danforth of Bath, Me, was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
R. knowlton, recently.
! Mr. and Mrs. Emery Merithew of Bel
fast have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Lancaster, for several days.
| Nh and Mrs. George Beers of Show
hogan spent the weekend recently with
her parents, Mr.. John w. Hobbs and
wife.
Mr. Clifton P Roberts, who is attend
| ing Shaw Business College in Portland,
spent a few days with his parents re-
Gently.
Mr. Bernard Ellis, who has employment
in Dexter, has been spending weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. E. Ellis, Jr,
Mrs. c. H. Forbes has opened a
"Mease" Hospital at her home in West
Brooks, and has had several of the B
H. S. students there.
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter
H. Young Wednesday, May Goth, present
ing them with fine III IL pound girl.
Mrs. Jennie McGray of Knox is caring
for her.
Mrs. Abbie Seavey Smith of Augusta,
! formerly a resident of this town and well
remembered by all the Older people, was
the guest of Mrs. Forest Roberts over The
week end recently.
A surprise party was given Mrs. Amy
Grant ON Tuesday night, May 25th, 1t
being her birthday. There were 10 pres
ent Refreshments Of ice cream and cake
were served and a fine time enjoyed by
all
MIR. and Mrs Will Lane with invited
guest, Miss Mildred Bowen, made the
trip to Houiton recently both a pleasure
trip and business combined, visiting with
Mrs. Lanes people, the Peabodys, and
working the country in that vicinity IN
the interests of the Bangor Daily News.
| Mr. Donald K. Forbes, our regular cor
respondent, is gaining rapidly and is a0le
! to be up and is back on the Job writing
| for the journal. He wishes to extend his
| thanks and deepest gratitude to all those
who have been such true and kind trends
to him and his parents during his illness.
| The movie fans are enjoying excellent
pictures at both halls. On Saturday night
Clara kmball Young in one of her very
best roles. "a Savage Woman" showed
at Union Hall, and Sylvia Braemer IN
Her Husbands Other Wife," with the
serial "Elmo the Mighty" showed to SUI
people at Crockett's.
! Several of our young people are proud
posseSsorS of shining new wheels, pur-
| chased at the newly opened store OF f1ef-
vey Grant, and which they keep well
exercised on the streets-Zenade Grant,
Hervey Grant, Barbara Stevens, Cecil
Goddard, Ralph Goddard, Merton Foee,
Jr., Albert Bowen, Merle Fogg, and oth-
| eTS.
A Republican Woman's Club was or
ganized here recently, with Vesta u.
Higgins as town chairman, Mabel Foge,
secretary; May Huxford, treasurer, and
three town committee Mabel Rose, Grace
Bachelor and Lizzie Stiles, Considerable
interest is shown in the matter; 80 women
quickly enrolled as charter members, and
it is believed that the club will easily
show membership of Is or 100 by TALL. y
| Every Monday night there are pleasant
social dances here with good music LOT
all the dancing public to enjoy their raw
orite amusement. Mckeen's orchestra
plays at Crockett's, Tozler's at Union,
and on Saturday nights after the pictures
Mr. Bowen with Mrs. Gibbs at the piano,
and Donald Hogan, cornetlst, 1urnish
very good music tor social hour, WHICH
the jolly crowd always gathered there
seem to appreciate.
The Rev. Thomas Martin of Searsport
spoke to the graduating class of 1920 at
Union church May Both at O'Clock on
the true goal of education. Text: lhey
shall ask their way to Zion with tneli
faces set thitherward. Jeremiah oo:
The house was filled to the doors with an
attentive and highly appreclatlve audi
ence. The young graduates looked very
serious in caps and gowns. The arrange
ment of potted plants and flowers was
beautiful There was large choiI IN. anu
| Mrs. Mabel Fogg rendered the solo, Inc
Lord Jehovah Reigns," in her best voice.
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