The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-10-24

AAV0AV A%OO01t Correspondence
| SOUTH WEST HARBoR, Oct. IL, 1895. Sch.
Rushlight Of Gloucester. Mass, has been at
tached for debt by the Deputy o. s. Marshal,
and through the decision Of Judge Webb has
been ordered to be sold to the highest bidder
Oct. 23d. The schooner is laid up at will
liam II. Wards wharf at this place.
Mrs. Edward T. Squirting, who is stopping
on Duck Island, has arrived here and is
very low with consumption.
Mrs. Cornelia M. league and Mrs. Mary
A. Stanley were baptized at the Seal Cove
pond yesterday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. vinal
officiating.
| W. R. Keene has an order for steam
launch for parties on the Kennebec, to be "a
feet in length with feet beam, and to be
ready in June. 1t is not yet decided what
will be used for the motive power. whether
an Oil burning outfit or coal, but in either
case the boat is to be speedy one.
The event which has been the topic of So
ciety in Manset and Southwest Harbor for
the past few weeks eliminated at 3.45 b. m..
Oct. Goth, in the wedding Of Mr.. Ezekiel
Jackson and Miss Fannie Thurston at the
little church at Seal Cove. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Vinal The
bride was very prettily attired while the
| groom wore the conventional dark suit Mr.
| Jackson, who has been in this country but
few years from Australia, although former
~ Maine man, was interested in mining
and farming, and not liking the country
very well and being so far away from home
and relatives concluded to return to his old
State. Since returning he has turned his at
tention to the fishing industry at this place
and this season has commanded the fishing
sch. Morning Light. He is very enthusiasts
tic in church work and a devoted Christian
having joined the Baptist Church some two
years ago. His pleasant disposition and
agreeable manners have won for him host
OF friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson have tile
best wishes Of large circle Of friends. Mr..
Jackson recently built fine little cottage
which will be their future home.
A part of Greetings Island has been sold
to western party, who will build fine
cottage the coming winter. A crew are now
there with teams building roads, etc, pre-
paratory to building. and large floating
stage is being built.
BJRNHAM Wilmont Weed, one Of Burn
hams most promising and respected young
men, died Oct. 18th of consumption, aged %
years, months and 90 days. The funeral
services We're held Oct. Goth, Mrs. Mary j.
Wentworth officiating 80. MIR. Franklin
Chandler Of Wayne is visiting relatives and
4 friends in this place.. Mrs. Alice Wood
bury " aldron Of Swanville visited rela-
tives IN this place last week.
WALDO CENTRE. Mrs Eta Patterson
wishes to express her thanks to the mem
bers of Richie Grange, also to her friends
and nelghbors who so kindly assisted her in
her recent bereavement. At the last meet
ing of the W. q. T. O., of this town they
voted to present to the Children's Aid So
cietv Of Belfast, S5....L A. Whitcomb has
lately sold his place to Emerson Poland Of
Morrill, Mr.. Poland will take possession
as soon as convenient. Mr.. Whitcomb il
finishing rooms at his store where he will re-
side this winter. He also intends erecting
stable miss Florence Palmer of Thorn
dixie spent last week with relatives of this
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanborn have
spent week in Boston and vicinity.
| STOCKTON SPRINGS. The house and stable
on Main street belonging to Jesse Staples
We're destroyed by fire on Friday morning.
During the fire one of the falling chimnevs
struck Mr.. l.. J. Smell, killing him instantly.
The funeral was held at the late residence
of the deceased Monday afternoon, Rev 0.
ii. Fernald of Searsport officiating. The
bearers were Capt. Ralph Morse, Capt
Charles Park, Capt. Frank Patterson, Mr..
Henry Overlook, Mr.. Elmon Dickey, Mr.
James Treat. The funeral arrangements
| the sad death of Mr. Smell the town loses a
| good citizen and one who will be greatly
missed The afflicted family have the SYM
pathy of the entire community Mrs. LII
| clnda Hartman arrived home from Boston
the past week. Mrs Edith Fletcher re-
turned home last Thursday from visit to
her sister, Mrs. Eunice Rogers, in Hamp-
den. Capt. and Mrs. Warren Haskell ar
rived from Boston Oct. 18th. Mrs Clara
| Shute went to Bangor last week for short
| visit to her sister, Mrs. Olivia RYDER
| CapI. horace grimm Went TO Boston on
| business last week. Mrs. Elvin Staples re-
turned from Boston last week. Mr.. Geo,
Moulton Of Boston is at home for short
visit. Mr.. John Wardwell Of Camden was
in town over Sunday.
WINTERPoRT. A very pretty wedding
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Atwood Tuesday morning, the occa-
sion being the marriage Of their Oldest
daughter, May Belle, to VIM. James Kenne-
dy of Bucksport. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. P. Simonton in the pres
ence Of the immediate relatives Of the
bride and groom. The happy couple left on
the train for Boston, where they will reside.
Miss Atwood is one OF our most popular
young ladies and the best wishes of her
numerous friends go with her. They were
the recipients of a large number of gifts,
many of them very nice. Mrs. @. F. Dan
iels Of Union is visiting her niece, Mrs.
| Josie Mason. Mrs. N. FL. Hubbard and
her daughter, Miss Mary Hubbard, left
last week for Boston, where they will
| remain some weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. A. Bolan have returned from their
wedding trip.... Warren W. r. c. re-