The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

with his wife and children at her fathers,
Mr.. James Wentworths M Mrs. Walter
Neal and children returned to her home in
Pttsrield Aug. 10th. Mr.. George McLaud
Of East Cambridge, Mass, and Mrs. Austin
SWEET Of Knox, spent few days last week
with their sister, Mrs. Caroline Smith,.
Rev. Stephen Burton will preach at Silver
Harvest Grange Hall Sunday, Aug 18th, at
1870 A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ. We are glad to
announce the marriage, Aug. 4th, of Mr..
George n. Hubbard and Miss Isabelle De-
rome. both Of Boston Mr.. Hubbard is
former Waldo boy and much respected here
and his many Waldo friends extend con
gratulations.
EAST SRARsMoNI. Mr.. Fred keyes and
wife left for their home in Worcester,
Mass, Aug. 10th !. Willie A. Mariner and
Nellie Lawry of Nassalboro We're in town
Friday. John Cummings left for New
York, Aug IL Joseph S. Mahoney is
i'll Belfast for few days. There Will Ne
an ice cream socable at Mystic Grange Hail,
Belmont, Ang. end the proceeds to be used
in erecting fence in front of the East Sears
mont Cemetery -. Master Ernest Spencer
has returned 10 his home in Augusta.
Fannie DAVIS Of Camden is atJ. B. Arnoltl's.
Mrs John Cunningham and son john
returned to their home in Franklin Mass,
any. 9th :. Mrs. Frank Written ana child
Of Union Spent Aug. It'll With Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joseph Packard Mrs Packard and SON
Raymond returned with them for a ten days
visit. Mr.. james Heal wife and two chill
aren, Mr.. ana Mrs Silas Heal ana one chla
and Miss Fannie pgier, all Of Camden
spent Aug ) NTH Mr.. and Mrs. John Cum
mlngs.
IsLHsDeEo Rev Leighton Parks and
daughter arrived Saturday to spend a month
at tAeiI cottage. They have been travelling
i'll Europe during the past month The
officers Of Sea Isle Lodge No y, |. 0. G.
L, We're installed Aag. 9TH. The following
the officers for the quarter I. X. Gro
Yer. c. t.. Miss Rena Knowles, " T.. VIM.
T. Keller, Chap; W. 3. Hatch, See. Miss
Hattie Farrow, Asst. Sec. Ibra Williams,
F. s.. Miss Lottie Warren, Treas. Jacob
Fairfield, NJ; Miss Edith Coombs, ID. NJ;
Merrill is visiting at her Old home. n p.
Sewell reports a full house at the Isesboro
Inn. Frank W. Hatch arrived Aug It'll
and returned to Boston Monday Hon.
Nolney b. Gushing gave a lecture at the
Town Hall last Friday evening which was
mach enjoyed by all present Miss Emma
Rose of Derry, n. H., il visiting Ter sister,
field, Mass, is in town. Rev. Mr. Howard
of Melrose, Mass, will lleaeh at the F. b.
church next sunday
APPLEToS Mr. Jefferson Robinson a
Of a bank il Rock Island, Ill. il The guest ii
Mrs. Louise Keeae. Mrs. Alonzo Hawkes.
and son Nathan II Cambridge, Mass are
visiting Mi. Hawkes. notieI Mrs. Nathan
Hawke Mrs. Helen Woodbury. and
children Ethel and Sameiel, Of Haverhill,
Mass, are A. Mrs. Sarah MeI.anes for few
days. Mrs George Perry and Miss Nellie
Weymouth OF koclSand Are guests ot MIR. I.
\. Dyer. Miss Geneva Thwlng q Water
town, Mass. i spending / few weeks With
Mrs Frances tashet and family H. a lotlv
contested game Of base haii played rs the
Mon ana Appleton boys Tuesday resulted
IN favor Of the Appletons, ~ to lS. John
Richardson has soid Ms place. known as The
milne farm 20 Andrew Bean. John f.
Arnold and wife Of Schuyler, Nel,ras lSa are
visiting relatives iii town. Mrs F.ed
Davidson was in Bat a few days as1 week
returning Saturday accompanied by Her
lighter, Miss Eva Pratt, who has been Wis
itiug relatives in the city several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gilshee ana chill
lren Of Lincolnvllle have been here the past
week, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Gushee.
49, Editor Fish of Union was in town the
irst Of the week Mr.. and Mrs. 0. W. Cur
rer visited friends and relatives III jefferson
last week. Misses Nellie and Jennie Eos
ter, Mrs. George Ripley and Mr. G. II. Page
enjoyed a carriage drive to Lake City, CAM
den and Rockport Thursday. H. n Titus
has two Very Iine l3-foot boats which lie has
made and which are for sale. Mr. Titus is a
superior work nan, and these boats are evl-
dence OF his skill as boat builder. Mrs.
Frank Lamson and daughter May are visit
ing friends in Nassaboro and Waterville
this week John Chaples took a big load Of
Good Templars to Lake City, Camden, Fri
day. Others Went with private teams.
Norman Hemenway Of New York is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Pease
WISTERPoRT. The great event of the
season was the entertainment given by the
young people at Union Hall Monday evening
for the benefit of the Free Library Ii was
certainly one of the best amateur concerts
ever given in town. Great credit is due to
Miss Carrie Taylor and Miss Ada Littlefeld
for their untiring zeal in the management IT
the affair, and to the efficient corps of work
ers W ho 50 ably seconded their efforts. They
We're also under great obligation to the visl-
tors from out of town for their valuable as
sistance; to the Winterrort Band, who play
ed for them; and to several Of our citizens
who generously aided them in many ways.
The entertainment consisted of songs, char
acter sketches, living pictures, etc, and as
every number was excellent and elected
hearty applause it would be difficult to
select any for special mention. We have
not the complete program, but can only say
the whole affair was an unequaled success.
The home MINISTRIES We're ahead Of any pro
here. The end men very funny, the