The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-08-25
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ride and shopping trip to Belfast We'd
nesday.
| Miss Lula Stiles of Portland is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs M. S. Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hutchinson were
in Belfast couple of days last week
attending the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand and children of
Bangor are visiting their parents, Fred
H. Benner and wife.
Henry Webb has built a nice garage
and purchased Chevrolet car, which his
daughter Nina is driving.
Misses Kate and Francena Goddine &C
companied the Higgins to Belfast last
Friday on shopping expedition.
Miss Theo. Lane is keeping house dur
ing her parents absence and working in
Pullman's branch pant factory next door,
Monday, July 22nd, the Pythian Sisters
met for picnic at the home of Frank
Lane, where most enjoyable time was
had.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blake and two
children of Presque Isle are for several
weeks with her parents, E. c. Body and
| wife.
Miss Athine Sayward of Burnham has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Pearl Crock
EFT, and grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Say
ward
Prince Bessey and family of Ohio have
been visiting their people in Thorndike,
and Mrs. Bessey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Body in this village.
Miss Grace Nichols and brother Harold
of Boston, who are visiting at George B.
Roberts, were in Belfast Monday, &C
companying the Higgins family.
Mrs. Esther Pilley had an operation
performed on her ankle the 21st at her
home. DR.. Kilgore was the attending
physician, assisted by Mrs. Kate Lane.
Vesta Davis Higgins spent the day re-
Gently with old friends in Belfast-Mrs.
Vesta Heath Quincy on Bay View street
and the Rev. David Bracket and family,
so we'll known IN Brooks, their former
home.
Arthur Mclaughlin and wife of Athol,
Mass, has been visiting her parents, Otis
Lane and wife. On leaving, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane accompanied them on trip to the
White Mountains and other places of in
terest.
On Wednesday, the 10Th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lane celebrated their 18th we'd
ding anniversary. A number of relatives
and friends gathered, refreshments were
served and the evening very pleasantly
passed.
Mrs. Ida Lane accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Hall to the Temple Heights
campmeeting on Sunday the 2lst Mrs
Kate Lane and daughter Gertrude went
the same day with Mr.. and Mrs Bowden
and son Earl in their car.
Mr.. Philip Holmes and housekeeper of
Salem, Mass, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Staples. Mr.. Holmes is a
veteran of the Civil War, bearing severe
wounds, but carries off his 81 years like |
a much younger man.
Mrs. Abbie Dow went to Augusta on |
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Sarah |
Cole, and will be joined there few days
later by the Bessey family en- route to |
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Mrs. Dow will spend |
the winter with her daughter there.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Carpenter are spend
ing part of the summer at their cottage
at Bayside, entertaining numerous guests |
there. Their cousin, Mrs. Julia Clifford. |
has recently returned to Portland and |
Mrs Fannie Hall has been with them
several weeks.
Mrs Eva Gould has returned to her
home after undergoing a serious operation
at Tapley's hospital. On leaving the hos
pital she stayed with her sister, Mrs. A.
B. Stantial, for week, and Mr.. Stantial
brought her home in his comforta BILE car
on Friday last, greatly improved in health.
Pearl Crockett has made extensive re-
pairs On the property recently purchased
of Abbie Cilley. Roy Staples installed
electric lights, the exterior has been
given the two coats of much needed
paint, which greatly alters its appear
ance and completes a very comfortable
home, which the family will move into
next week.
Many people in this vicinity as we'll as
elsewhere are becoming greatly interest
ed in the work of hiropractic, and taking
advantage of the fine weather and travel
ing, motor to Belfast three times each
week for treatments by DR.. Davis. We
meet a dozen or fifteen friends at the
office each day, ma W of them receiving
benefit on chronic troubles.
Earl Bessey of Ohio Joined his family
here recently, who are spending the sum-
mer at Mrs. Abbie Dow's, and they start
ed on the return trip this week expecting
to make the thousand miles in five days,
as per former schedule. Even with the
comfortable Dodge sedan such trip
averaging 200 miles each day-must be
something of tax on nature, especially
for the three little chaps.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Morehead, daugh-
ter Alta, two sons, Maynard and William,
all of Lynn, Mass, arrived by auto the
10th to visit their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Lawrence West, who with husband
and young child are living at Capt Per-
kins'. Mr.. Morehead has been motorman
for Is years on the Bay State electric
road, on duty seven days week, and
greatly enjoyed the little trip into Maine.