The Republican journal., 1920-06-24
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Mr.. Harmon c. Slower is at work in
Brunswick, Maine. III
Mr.. Hamilton E. Jenkens is at work for
Harry M. Brown in Unity.
Mr.. Owen Miller is at work in Mccor
rison's Garage in Thorndike.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stantial of Belfast
were Sunday callers in town June 10.
Norman Miller is driving a public car
and will carry passengers night or day.
C. Sumner Small and wife of Searsport
were recent visitors at Mrs. P. B. CIifford's
Miss Della Sirois of Monroe spent a
few days with Daniel B. Plummer and
family.
Mr.. Ebert Moulton has gone to Sears
mont. where he is at work in a portable
saw mill.
Mr.. T. A. Elliott is in Lincoln, Maine.
attending to his insurance business for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ross of Augusta
were visitors at their aunt, Mrs. A. E.
Dow's, recently.
| A. B. Payson is having cottage built
at Randall Pond. Mr.. Eben Young is at
work for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Roberts and
his sister are visiting Al Dag9ett and
family of Morrill,.
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Hobbs, Jr.,
have gone to Prout's Neck, Me-, where
they have employment.
Miss Isabelle McAndlass, who is at
work in Belfast. visited her mother, Mrs
Lizzie McAndlass, recently.
MIR. Harry M. Brown of Unity was the
guest of his parents, F. W. Brown, Jr.,
and family few days ago.
Willard Boulter has gone to Scarboro
Me-, where he has employment on a
farm during the summer vacation.
Mrs. Charles H. Forbes went to Jack
son recently to care for Mrs. Q. C. Rob-
erts, who is very sick with measles.
Mrs. Emma Ames has moved from the
Fogg house into her new home formerly
occupied by George johnson and family.
We are glad to note that Mrs. o. w.
Lane, who was seriously injured several
weeks ago by falling down cellar, is gain
ing
Mr.. Percy H. Grant left June 18th on
business trip for E. A. Carpenter to Presque
Isle. He will visit in Fort Fairfield few
days.
Mrs. Harold Kringle and children of
Rosemere, Quebec, have been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Eva Gould, for several
weeks.
Walter H. Bowden, who has been con-
lined to the house several weeks with
severe attack of bronchitis, is gaining
slowly.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mrs. Henry
II. Webb and little daughter were guests
of Harry M. Brown and family of Unity
recently.
Miss Abbie Littlefeld of Monroe is
rooming at Mrs. Affie Crockett's and
working for j. Waterman Co. in their
pant shop.
Eben Young and family of Brewer, Me-,
have moved INTO the Emmons house,
which was formerly occupied by Earl
Roberts and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Godding and chill
dren, Mrs. F. L. Emmons and their moth
er, Mrs. Affie Crockett, motored to Dam
arlscotta Sunday, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence F. Spaulding of
Pittsfield have been the guests of their son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Watson, for several days.
Clarence D. Larrabee of Monroe, who
has employment with the American Ex-
press Co. In Boston, called on friends
here in the village recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard WaIdron of Port
land and Mrs. Helen Knights of Camden
have been visiting their cousin, Mrs. A.
b. Payson, during the past week.
The Senior class B. H. S. 20, went to
Belfast by auto June 10th and after hav-
ing the class pictures taken went to Cam
den and vicinity on the annual class ride.
Master Merton l.. Fogg, Jr., went to
boston recently, returning with his aunt,
Mrs. Helen Wells, who will spend few
weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs. M.
l.. Fogg.
The Brooks Fire Dept. had drill and
supper in Union Hall June 7th. Thirty
three tlremen were present and all had
most enjoyable time. The ladies' served
the supper.
Aio' AAdlly ItdVey lelL June YIN LOT
Boston, where she will visit her aunt for
week and then go to Nova Scotia, where
she will spend the summer months with
her parents.
Ira Boulter, who has been at work in
the Insane Hospital in Bangor, spent a
few weeks with his parents here and left
last week for Prouts Neck, Me-, where
he will work this summer.
d. B. Plummer has crew at work on
his new building beside the Payson block,
part of which has been leased by the j.
Waterman Co., who will install seventy
five machines as soon as the building is
ready.
| The Misses Faustina Roberts, Admah
Emmons, Helen Crockett and Mildred
Bowen left last week for Prout's Neck
and vicinity where they have positions as
clerks, mattresses, ETC., in summer ho-
tells there.
Alrs. Sarah Jones passed away at her
nome June =, after a long illness termi-
mating IN pneumonia. She was tenderly
cared for until the end came by her
daughter, Miss Alta, and son Roscoe.
Funeral services were at the house the
following Sunday, the Rev. Nathan Hunt
OF Morrill, officiating