The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-07-14

wife and son are at home at DR.. F. A.
Gushee's Mr.. G. has been teaching in Bucks
port the past year. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff
and daughter, and Mrs. Lizzie Hemenway
and children, all of New York, are visiting
at H. c. Pease's.. =. Mr.. and Mrs. McAlmond
and children, visited at H. G. Peases Sun
day -. Mrs. Frank Kimmens, of Clinton,
Wis, with part of her children are stopping
at the Appleton House and visiting friends
in town and in Hope. Frank Wellman,
wife and son, of Warren, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Wellman few days last week.
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse Kellar have re-
turned to their home. Mrs. X. is improved
in health. Mrs. Jacob Davis, of Sears
mont, is visiting in town.. Mrs. George
page Ripley, of Bath is visiting at Lieut..
q. III. Pages.
MONROE. The village school has closed,
Miss Lulu Webber was teacher. The fol-
lowing list of scholars We're not absent or
tarly during the term: Ellen G. Mausur,
Ernest l.. Piper, Mama Staples, Louisa A.
Smith, Gllstie l.. Nealey, Marion York.
Scholars not absent more than three days,
Lille NJ. Newcomb, Nettie G. Ryder, Alice
NJ. Twomblv, Linda A. Chase, Israel K.
Grant, Stella Clements "A pleasant call
was recently made at the farm of a. l.,
Blaislell in our neighboring town of Win
terport. He follows farming lie says, he
caues he loves it. He has a large creamery
with about 80 patrons. Last year he set ont
l POO apple trees. This year he has put in
twelve acres of corn and forty-tive thousand
cabbages besides the usual garden stuff,
beans, potatoes, tlllnpS and grain. He says
the way he gets much done is by working
every day all day. In fact its we'll worth I,
mans time to go and look over his work and
his methods of making the farm pay. Mr..
E. HI. Nealley came very near losing his store
by fire last week, caused by the explosion of
fire crackers. Mr.. j. A. Smith, who ran
the carriage and paint shop, died July Sth
of heart failure, aged "A years. He leaves a
wife and daughter, who have the sympathy
of all. Mr.. Smith was much respected in
the neighborhood. Mr.. Jerry Bowen has
raised a new barn, his neighbors turning ont
and helping him. His barn was blown
down in recent gale.
NORTH Troy. Most of the farmers have
begun haying in earnest. The meet
ing on the Ridge was largely attended Sum
day. In the evening there was meeting at
the Cook School house conducted by Rev. l..
w. Hammonds, of Belfast, assisted by Bros
A. p. Hatch and Tobias Lord. Rev l.. W.
Hammonds will speak again on the Ridge the
=,
met with Mrs. Hartley Cunningham Friday
afternoon with box sociable in the even
ing. The next circle will meet with Mrs
o. b. Rhoades. -. There was a social dance
at Grange Hall, July 9TH, which was IA very
enjoyable occasion. Prof. Halls orchestra
furnished music for the occasion. Which was
highly appreciated by the visitors as well as
the dancers. go Miss Annie Barker entertain
ed party of friends Thursday evening and
the usual good time was enjoyed as is always
the case at Mr.. Bankers. After the usual
entertainment the doors If the dnnins room
We're opened and tables Hastily arranged
with floral designs and laden with cake,
straw berries, ice cream, and lemonade, etc,
made it spectacle which the party
could not resist. Mr.. Robert Knowles and
wife arrived home Monday from California;
where they have been visiting the il sons
Mrs. Winslow Seavy is at home from -All-
burn. Miss Georgia Tyler has gone to Bar
Harbor,. Mr.. !. c. Libby and Wilton Shaw
of Durham, We're i'll town last wee k in the
interests of the wooden mill under consider
alton in that t"wn. Miss Della Jordan is
at home for IA short vacation from Water
Vile.
WINrEKPoKT The family Of Mr.. Frank
Blaisdell is spending the summer with Mr..
f. f. Blaisdell at the old home. Mr.. Bean,
of Pennington is in town for a few days 60.
Mr.. Winthrop Colson and family left for
their home in Beverly on Tuesdays boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland, of Chicago, with their
little daughter, are visiting Mrs. Hollands
mother, Mrs Daniel Carleton Miss Edith
Clark is the happy possessor of a fine new
piano. Mr., Frank Cole, Of Minneapolis
with his wife and two children, is visiting
his old home for the first time in six years.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Cole had
union at their home at which their entire fam
lily of six married sons and daugters with their
families and one unmarried son were present.
at the home of his father, Mr.. -Abner Colson,
at Coles Corner, Saturday morning. Mrs.
Frank Simpson is quite sick. The item of
last week in regard to the closing exercises
of the schools of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Run
nels should have been in the Wnterport
locals instead of SearSport. Mrs. p. Cos
tello and her granddaughter, Miss Lizzie, of
Patte rson, n. j., are the guests of Miss
Margaret Costello. Miss Mary Packard of
Newburg, is visiting her relatives in town.
.... Capt. T. l. Kelley arrived on Saturdays
boat At the installation Monday July II,
of Garfield Lodge No. 90, /. 90. F., the fol-
lowing officers We're installed: \. G. John
H. Young; V. g., Hiram r. Rowe, Sec, w.
B. Belches; Chaplain, F. w. Haley; War
den, n. f. Perry; Conductor, Chas. w. Fer
nald; R. S. n g., c. Il. Lougee: l.. S. n. g.,
A. w. Shaw: r. S. V. g., W. +. Atwood
l.. S. V. g., Howard llingshury; Il. $. s.,
Geo. Ward l.. S. s., Geo. Blake.