The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-28

for few weeks. j. S. Mullin is teaching
school in Belmont. Mr.. Walter Veazie OF
Boston is spending a few weeks at F. M.
Russ. Mrs. Taylor of Mass. is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. B. G. Morrill,. Mr. E. w.
Lamb has gone to Camden, where he has set
up meat market with F. NJ. Moody MIR
F. G. Rankin returned Saturday from briei
visit in Boston. Our singers are practicine
for an Old Folks Concert, to be given in the
near future.
MORRILL,. Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Wiggin Of
Freedom We're guests at Silas Storers last
Sunday traitor Hatch and Orris Vickery
are at. home from Kent's Hill, and Miss
Oracle Simmons from E. M. G. Seminary
Bucksport, Miss Winnie Simmons from
Camden-all on a vacation of two and three
weeks. Rev. W. W. Ogier held a quarter
ly meeting here last Sunday afternoon. !.
Rev. II. l. Holt and the Musical Society
with a delegation Of Honesty Grange, at
tended the funeral OF Miles Luce in Waldo
last Sunday -. The revival services held by
Rev. IL L. Holt continue each evening this
week. Thanksgiving service Thursday at
2 p. NJ.
| PROSPECT VILLAGE. Misses Flora Haley
and Sarah Littlefeld and Messrs Wendell
Marden and Ashbor Littletield are at home
from Castine to spend their vacation. -.
Capt and Mrs. A. A. CHM and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. II. Littletield expect to attend
the County Grange at Morrill, Dec. Sd. 80.
Mrs. Ahhie Thompson wishes to say to any
one who has lost a brown silk mitten that
they can find the same at her residence.
Mrs. l. f. Gould while with her daughter,
Mrs. Maud George, last week taken
violently i'll. She is somewhat better at
this writing.
HALLDALE. Rev. D. Bracket Of Brooks
preached in the church here last Sunday
morning. W. E. Poland left last Monday
for Medford, Mass, where he will spend
several weeks with his children . The
school here closed last Friday. 1t has been
under the instruction Of Miss Lucy Cushman
of Montville. The Ladies' Circle lately
made a very handsome quilt to be presented
to the Girls Home in Belfast. :. Miss Han
nah Eose closed her school IN the "Ireland"
district last Friday. Ralph Howard lost a
horse last week. 1t got choked in the stall
The young peoples society of Christian En-
deavor from Freedom visited the society
here last Sunday evening. Their friendly
call was highly appreciated and it is hoped
the visit may be repeated in the near fut-
ure.. Mrs. Hannah Ro well, who has been
sick long time, is failing.
MONROE. Misses Mertie jenkins and Lii
lie Newcomb and Hiram Curtis took promi-
nent part in the dialogue at the closing ex-
ercises Of Miss Moody 5 school. Their names
We're omitted by mistake. Hiram Twom-
hly's family have gone to Massachusetts to
spend the winter. He has employment there
....A An auction held at the home of
Chas, Conant last Saturday and several hun
bred dollars worth of horses. cows, wagons.
farming tools, etc, Were sold. About 20,
COWS Went. School begins in the village
next Monday, taught by Everett Grant of
Monroe. Louise Mayo has returned from
the Maine Central Institute al Pittstield.
Tie N. f. U. p. had lecture and entertain
ment at Town Hall last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Beaton Of kockland delivered the lee
ture A fine program was arranged and the
Monroe Band was ia attendance MI a. d.
Harlow had charg OF the music, and played
sole. H. is the finest musician in these
parts. He was the leader of tie old Monroe
Band when they organized about - Years
i,, H..
W. MAYO has returned home from her visit.
APPLETON. Miss Carrie Hatch of Liberty
Tobias Wadsworth has gone to Dorchester,
Mass, to work at his trade of house carpen-
ter. The remains of Timothy Sullivan.
former resident of Apple ton, We're brought
from Belmont last week and inferred in
Pine Grove cemetery. Funeral services
We're held in Union church, Rev. |. n. Allen
officiating. The funeral services of Mrs
Charles S. Sukeforth, " no died Nov 14th,
We're held Nov. 10th in the Union church,
Rev. NJ. F. Brigham of Searsmont otficiat-
ing. Mrs. William Moody is seriously i'll.
VA Mrs. Joseph Moody is visiting relatives
Miss H. A. Doe Of Danville junction have
been guests for a few days of DIR. Strickland
and wife. The Suntiower concert given
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Union church was success in every respect.
Songs and choruses, solos and Duets, as Rem
dered by our best singers, were much enjoy
ed by the large audience present. Refresh
ments were served at the close OF the enter
tanment. The wish has been expressed by
many who were in attendance that the
concert be given again, and it will probably
be repeated at an early date, with change
of program. ). Mr.. and Mrs. William Gay,
who have been spending fortnight with
relatives here, have returned to Midway,
Mass.
IsLEsBoRo. The past season has been
busy one for Islesboro. There were more
summer guests than could be accommodate
ed and some had to be turned away. -Four
new dwelling houses have been erected in
the Pendleton district and one cottage at
Hewes Point besides large amount Of re-
pairing done. Mr.. Savage, the architect,
has large crew Of men employed putting
tage to cost ten or twelve thousand dollars,
and it is understood that number of others
i, 1,,,;l ~ ;,,t has