The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04

Thursday Allen and Fred Daggett's families
and Mrs. Winchenbach have been spending
the past week at Northport Camp Ground.
Mr.. Forest White and wife and three
children, of Oakland Me-, have been the
guests of l. d. White the past week. Mr..
Horace Brown and wife and little son Ell
mer, from Lawrence, Mass, have been visit
ing relatives in town the past few days..
Mrs. HoNie and son, of Belfast, We're guests
of Mrs. l. w. Cross last Sunday.
SANDY POINT. The Castne Alumni are
gathering at their grounds, and are evil
IDENTIFY enjoying themselves very much: 80.
A new company came to the Retreat Mon
day. All of the cottages are now occupied.
| Capt. Stearns' cottage is progressing rap
idly. Charles F. Black met with IA serious
accident last week in Providence. In at
| tempting to get ON to rear cable car he was
crowded off and another section came up and
jammed him between the two, breaking
| both legs below the knees. An ambulance,
| which happened to be driven by an old Cas-
tine cassmate, took him to the Rhode Is
land Hospital, where he is getting along as
comfortably as can he expected. Friends ex-
tend their sympathy, and wish him aspeedy
recovery =. Rev. b. B. Merrill S family and
Dea. Robinson's family, of Brewer, are at
Mrs. Robert French So. Mr.. Walter Hart,
VI Jdlllditd 1 IHll, IL dl MI T. l.. L ltiltI >.
-. Mr.. Stephen Smith, of New York, is Wis
ting his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Black. Dr.
Eames, of West EoNbury, is at his cottage.
| 49,. Mr., n. S. French and SON John Robert
are at Mrs. Robert French's Mrs. Frank
Perkins brother from Oldtown is visiting
her. Mr.. John Clark and wife, of Phia-
delphia, visited Mr.. b. G. Blanchard last
week. He he is thinking of building a cot
tage. Mrs. j. G. Showers spent last week
with Mrs Samuel French. Mr.. Ira Cobe
and wife and Mrs Charles Watts are at Mrs.
Wealthy Watts .... Mr.. William Bond has
returned to Boston. Rev. Mr.. Houston
preached last Sunday. Rev. NJ Curtis, of
Brownvile, is expected to preach next Sun
day at 1870 a. H. local time. Our ice
cream sociable was a success, clearing near
ly So
STOCKTON SPRINGS, Mr.. James Blanchard
wife and child, of Brooklyn, are with Mrs.
Della Hchborn for the summer. Mrs.
Cutter, of Washington, ID. c., and Mrs.
| Crocker, of Winterport, visited Mrs. Lewis
Mudgett and Mrs. S. H. West, last week ....
Miss Lottie Berry and Mr.. Herbert Small, of
| Camden, spent several days with Mrs. j. E.
Lancaster, last week, returning to Camden
on Mondays boat. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bagley, of Boston. are in town for the sum
mer. Master Dick fainter, of Winterport,
is visiting Master Alton Roberts at Mrs. Q.
NJ. Heagan Leonard Bowdoin was at
home from Belfast over Sunday. Mr.. Joe
Lancaster spent Sunday at home, returning
to Bangor, where he is employed, on Mon
day. The most successful ciambake ever
attended in Stockton was given July 26th,
by eighteen of our young ladies'. The absence
of the masculine element rather added than
detracted from the enjoyment, and the CLAIMS
We're voted 10y all the most delicious ever
tasted. Saturday evening Mr.. Russell Good
hue gave a Very pleasant clambake, A large
| company was present, and a pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. Mr.. Brown, of Belfast
has leased the Cleayes Hotel for Il term of
five years and will move in this week. We
shall be glad to see the house open again,
and wish Mr.. Brown success in his venture
go. Mr., Allie Segar has returned to his home
in Worcester, Mass. Elinan Dickey, JrY
| who has been i'll Bangor for several days on
business, arrived home Friday. Quite Il
large number of the members of Stockton
Grange attended the County Grange at Pros
| poet, Tuesday. Sub iect for the y. =. G. t.
Sunday evening, Aug. I, Goals that Burn,
| Rom u: 11-2l. Last Sunday afternoon
| Rev. \. LaMarsh spoke at some length ON
the bond of union between God and man
His words We're we'll chosen and helpfal to
| all present.
| PROSPECT. Mr.. George S. Stackpole and
wife of Lynn, Mass, are visiting her mother,
Mrs, NJ +. Keen. Mrs. Elbridge Fernald
and son visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Libby
last week, :. Mr.. William George and wife
| from Marbehead, Mass. ARE at [. f. Gould's.
Mr.. George will 60 back again and Mr.. Gould
will look after his farm ..., Mr.. Frank Part
ridge from the Merr1nac Hotel, Lowell
Mass, arrived here last week and will spend
"a short time with G. H. Partridge. =. The
hay is about all i'll on the big |. F. Gould
farm 102 loads We're cut last year and s.
this year. c. Fl. Partridge will cut the same
as last year. His crop was good on the new
| pieces of interyale near the stream that We're
| seeded new last year. Grain is ripening
fast. but rain is very much needed to I'll ont
| the seed. Potatoes are just where they must
have rain or the crop will be light. We have
received the program of the New Eng
| land Fair from Hon. Fred Atwood Winter
| port. Our trotters from Prospect will be on
hand at the coming trot in Belfast. Mr..
James Garretv and wife, of Bangor, are Wis
iting relatives in town.. From our friend
and shipmate in years gone by. Capt. d. II.
| Blake, now of Santa Clara California, we
have received two copies of the Pacific Tree
and Vine, and Santa Clara Valley Monthly,
for which we extend thanks. This was
| brought about Ivy what we tried to write in
the Journal about the new orchard pest here
and our experience. The Monthly is printed
in San Jose, Santa Clara County, Cal. one
of the largest valleys in the State and which
has taken and kept the lead in general and
varied fruit raising over every other section
of California. This Monthly is working in
the interest of the fruit growers and records
their successes and failures.
TROY Farmers are through having and
have had very tine weather in which to get
their hay, consequently hay is first class
in quality. Rain is needed very much now ,
for other crops. Mrs. Dorcas Conner, who
injured her knee quite severely by falling,
is so far recovered as to he about the house
again. Mr.. Wesley Prentiss, who has been
in California a number of years, came to
Troy last Wednesday,, with the body of his
wife TO- burial. He is stop ping for a few
days with the family of Augustus Prentiss.
The remains of Mr.. Hall Merrick, a
former resident of Troy, We're brought here
from st. Adams and buried in the Roger $
1 CpmetprV Ha was tho fatbor Of NJ.