The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-02

day last.
BROOKS. The Rodolf Medical Co. are now
full of business. They have their rooms
nicely fitted up in Lanes block, and last
Tuesday mailed some two thousand letters
and circulars. -. A. +. Chase has his cellar
well underway. Mr.. BOWS house is up
and partly boarded. =. The farmers are busy
and everybody is at work Mrs. A. j.
Robertson, of Bilerca, Mass, with her two
sons is visiting friends in town. IT. A. Ell
lott and family have returned from a two
weeks pleasure trip and the home which
looked gloomy in their absence is II ow light
ed up.
NoRTHPoRT. A movement is being made
to have the annual State Convention of Dung
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor held
at \orthport this season. This popular re-
sort offers very many advantages for Il meet
ing of this kind, picturesque scenery. fine
hotel accommodations excellent transporta-
ti"ns, plenty ofc"ttages and plenty OF ground
tor society head Quarters. and many other at
fractions. Supt. NJ. &. Hill has been APP
preached upon the matter and has given as
surance that everything IN the power eff fine
association Will bc done to make the Eli
teavors at home, and the friends OF the re-
sort hope they NAY decide to come herc...
Rev. George L. TuttS, of Belfast, Will
preach at TIL" church, Saturday Cove, Sum
day. The road connecting the N"rthpo.t
Camp Ground With South Shore was finish.
ed Monday afternoon at "clork.
MONROE. Several members of the Post
here Went down to- Simeon Crucllett's in
Frankfort to attend tiag raising and had Il
very pleasant time. After the staff which
was about 10 feet in height was firmly
planted Mr.. Crockett'S two daughters, Misses
Edith and Carrie, hosted the flag and us it
slowly unfolde,l in the evening air the COM
rades greeted it with a hearty cheer, Lem
onade was passed around and shortly after
an appetizing lunch was served in the open
air. In the evening Miss Carrie favored us
With quite a number of old us we'll as new
songs, our host and nearly all the guests
joining in the singing. After very pleasant
evening We returned to our homes feeling
we'll repaid for our efforts, and also feeling
that such occasions are indeed like a green
oasis in the weary desert of life.
SEARSMoNT. A Temperance meeting under
the auspices of the w. c. T. L. was held in
the church, May 29th, after the devotional ex
ercises. The Vice President, Mrs. A. A. Bridg-
ham, gave a little history of the beginning
and growth of the Womens Christian TIE M
perance Union. The Superintendent of Lit
erature also gave a short talk relative to her
department. Misses Plais ted, Wei tworth
and Toothaker gave recitations, and Master
Ivory Moore one, which he said lust express
ed his opinion -Four good son IS We're given
by the Epworth League hoir, AMI ihe tenn
perance doNology closed the evening, not
emitting the collection, which will be used,
first, to pay for lighting the church, and next
for liturature and Hover mission work.
We thank the andienc e for their presence
and hope to see them all at the county con-
venton jane II, held Il uring the day and
evening in tie same place. Ii stormy, post
poned one week. Rev. Myra Kingsbury will
speak in the evening Picnic dinner and sup
per. Friends are cordially invited Send
names to Secretary Of the w. c. I. t., Sears
mont, Me.
SANDY POINT. Miss Jennie Bushee, of Au-
tISUd, is NiSltillS at MIS- r. "a TItutli
Mrs, Severance, of Holden, has been at Rev.
j. W, Chapins for a few days. Mr.. Ed.
Carnage from Massachusctt WAS at his aunt's
Mrs. Daniel CousenS, last week. -. Misses
Hattie and Jennie Carter of Srdgwirll, are
at work for Mr.. Wardwell i'll his knitting
rooms.., Miss Abby Cousens returned last
week from Massachusetts, where she has been
E IL,
is at her sisters, Mrs. Granville Hartman
Mr.. Herbert Banks of Brewer was at Capt
H. S. Blacks over Sunday .... Charles Hill
man is at home from voyage to Naples in
the four masted sch. Douglas Dearborn.
Geo. Small is home for few days....F. y.
French has completed his cottage and has re
turned to Boston. Capt. Albert Shute was
in Camden few days last week :. Mrs. AL
bert Shute has gone to Bangor TO consult her
physician, DR.. SWEET. -. F. G. Perkins has
got in several large RATS of logs, and will
now keep his saws hunming. Mrs.
Frances \. French recently lost nice COW.
-. Miss Cadde Thompson is with her sis
ter, Mrs. b. &. Blanchard. Rev. s. w.
Chaplin and wife We're again surprised last
week at receiving from their friends at
Stockton Village an elegant silver cake bas-
ket, which being out of his parish was totally
unexpected and highly appreciated by them.
Two days afterward Mr.. Chaplin, on being
called to the door found Il friend who pre-
sented him with ten dollars. SIR. Chaplin left
here Wednesday for West Woolwich, his
future field of labor
WATERPROOF. Mrs. Alice Saunders, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holt,
died at her home in Brooklyn, y. v, Tues
day. Her remains We're brought home for
burial. Her husband and her two sisters,
Mrs. Hobart and Mrs. Morrison, of Lynn,
with their husbands, accompanied thrm...
Mrs. VIM. McGrath died on Friday night
after a long and painful illness. Funeral
services We're held at the Catholic Church
/ Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Iittletield, of Ellingwopd's Corner, buried
their youngest child a bright little boy of
/ wears, Sunday afternoon. The funeral
services We're conducted by Rev. NJ. Ct. Pres
| cott. =. Mr. Samuel Coolson and Miss Han
| nah Mccormick We're united in marriage hN
Rev. Father Clarity Monday May Ind. -.
Capt. Thomas Kelly was at home for few
days last week -. Mrs. Maud Jose and hel