The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-02

SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mrs. Aldana Gilman,
who has been visiting in Camden and Rock
land for the past few weeks, has returned
home. Mrs. c. E. Gilman has returned
from short visit in Lynn, Mass. Mrs,
Frank Carter of Worcester, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs B. F. Knowles. who is
quite SICK. Ralph Knowles and Charles
Lovett are attending school at Searsmont
Ralph Cooper, who has been at home
during vacation. has returned to Belfast to
resume his studies.
LIBERTY. W. H. Moody's lecture entitled
Home, delivered before the W. C. 7. U. last
thursday evening, was both interesting and
| instructive, and was delivered in a very
pleasing manner. AT special town meet
ing held in this town last Monday it was
| voted to raise 5000 to build a schoohouse at
| South Liberty. George Cram will serve as
| Juryman from this town at the April term
OF court. Seven members of the Grange
| took the Sd and 4th degrees last Thursday
| evening. A harvest feast followed and was
much enjoyed. Willis J. Knowlton has
| bought the j. W. Knowlton store. Allen
Lamson, our popular young horse filter and
driver in races, who drove H. NJ. Beams
winners last year, has engaged with Berry
| Bros. of Rockland for the coming season. ..
| Henry Cook has his mill running at full
blast. ID. o. johnson has a fine horse for
sale.
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. Leander
| Morrill, is spending few weeks in Boston.
Miss Eta Mulin has returned to Cam
den, where she has resumed her duties as
teacher in the Primary school. Mrs
| Amanda Heal has returned from Thorn
dixie, where she has been visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Munroe. Mrs. William knights
| IS spending a few week in kockland ...
| There will be an Easter concert at the
church next Sunday evening, April 9Th go.
Mr.. Arthur Moody leaves Thursday for
Massachusetts, where he has work Mr.
| Edward Barnes of Houlton, Me-, will give a
| temperance lecture at the church next Fri
| day evening, April Sd =. The last dance I'M
til May night was held here March Goth. 1t
| was free masked ball and was well attend
ed. There were thirty-five couples in masks
| The most comlcal was our young stage
| driver from here to Belfast. He was dressed
as clown and filled the BILL. Moody
Bros. of Watervlle were in town last week
| Mrs. Albert Knights is very sick
| There is much sickness among horses and
DR.. Will Mckinney is kept busy. Not
wlthstanding the bad travelling our Belfast
| stage is ON time as usual. -. Mr.. o. Heal
had finger cut off at the Wood Mafg. Co.'s
| place of business last week. =. All persons
| should call at the store of j. n. Young and
| look at his line of goods. Mr.. Benson Hall
| lost horse last week. !. Some of our farm
ers are just cutting their winter wood. -.
Miss Edna Miller of Camden is visiting at
the home of I. H. Cross. Mr. Nelson Til
den went to Gardiner last week.
| STOCKTON SPRINGS. Capt. Melvin Col
| cord and wife have arrived home from New
York. Capt. Colcord will remain home
| while his bark, Rose Innes, is making a voy-
| age. All are glad to welcome Capt. Colcord,
as he is one of our most enterprsing citi-
| zens Capt. III. A. Hichborn who has been
| spending the winter in Cambridge with his
! son DR.. Herman Hiehborn, arrived Welnes-
| day. William Ames is quite i'll at the
| He has had a lung trouble for several wears
past, and his case at present seems critical
! w While Rufus Herman was out in the
woods with his gun recently he discovered
and shot wildcat Dr G.. A. Stevens and
| Capt. H. M. Griffin are mounting it. Miss
| Eliza L0vett died March 25th aged about 90
| years. John NJ. Ames Company have a
gdI tisin FIR IN,
Throat. " Miss Emily Overlook has gone
to Somerville, Mass. Mr.. Joseph Lancas-
| ter has arrived home from Bangor. Mr.
and Mrs. James Treat have gone to Boston
.... Capt. Eden Shute left Monday for Bos-
| ton to join his vessel, sch. Fawn.. Mrs
| Aimeda Whlttemore and son of Bucksport
! are visiting Mrs. Ralph Morse. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Albert Ames entertained several mem
| beers of the Whist Club last Saturday even
ing. Fruit and confectionery were served.
| Among those present We're Capt. and Mrs
Horace Griffin, DR.. and Mrs. George Stevens
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cousens, Miss Alice
| Crocker, Miss Clara Griffin, Miss Jennie
Lambert and Mr.. Harry Hichborn..
The Red Seal Base Ball Club gave
their first annual ball in Denslow Hall
| on Monday evening. There was a good
attendance. The hall was handsomely dec
GRATED with bunting, making very fine APP
pearance. Ice cream and cake We're for sale
during the evening. The management de-
served much praise. Capt. Albert Colco d.
wife and daughter Evelyn, arrived home
Monday night from Portland. IA reading
of Dole's book, "On the Point" will be held
! with Mrs. Ralph Morse this, Thursday, even
ing. All are cordially invited. Mr. Fred
.. Hlchborn, after spending several weeks
at home, returned to his business in Port
land last week. Miss Edna Nichols of
Searsport has been spending the past week
with Mrs III Stanl4s