The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-10-15

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PALERMO. Rev. 1. N. Allen of Appleton
has accepted a call to the pastorate of the
First Baptist church of North Palermo anG
the Second Baptist church at Centre Paler
mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen will move here
this week and have rented the Henry Carr
house on Marden's Hill. Mrs. Allen wishes
to express her thanks to the people of Ap
pleton, who so kindly assisted her in sick
ness. The work on the meeting house al
Greeley's Corner is being pushed forward
and will soon be completed. John Black
and E. o. Chadwick went to Boston last
week. The new schoohouse at Carrs Cor
ner is nearly completed.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. James Berry of
Boston is spending few days with relatives
and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Nye are visiting Mrs. koxanna Simmons.
Mr.. Ellie Dickey has returned from Bal
ID arbor, where he was employed during the
summer. Edw. Moulton arrived home
from Boston Oct. It'll, Miss Annie Piper is
spending few days with Mrs. Robert HIGH.
born. E. F. Staples returned Saturday
from a business trip to northern Maine.
A. NJ. Ames and Albion Goodhue returned
Saturday from their hunting trip to Bancroft
and vicinity. Mr.. Ames brought home two
young deer, of which he is justly proud.
Misses Susie Cousens and Aida Shute and
Mrs. Clara Mudgett visited friends in Pros
pect Saturday and attended the South
Branch Grange Saturday evening. They re-
port the Grange in a f1ourishing condition,
there being large attendance. A fine pro
gram was presented, followed a "Harvest
Feast" The young ladies' were much pleas
ed with their reception.
MORRILL,. The farm buildings of Thomas
Leonard, save one barn, were burned to the
ground last Wednesday evening caused, it is
said, by the explosion of lantern. The
stock was all saved except two hogs. The
furniture from the house and the potatoes
from the cellar were also saved There was
81, 100 insurance on the house and barn, but
no insurance on the contents of either. Mr.
Leonard's loss is fully 1920. Rev
Rev. o. S. Mayberry of Old Orchard was
the guest of 1. D. White the first of the
week and held services at the church Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday evenings =. Mrs.
relatives in town this week. Miss Sarah
Perley of Freedom was the guest of Mrs
D. o. Bowen last Thursday and Friday 80.
Mrs. Helen Mears has returned from Vassal-
boro, where she has been at work the past
summer. Mr.. o. D. Nash is at his old
stand. the grlst mill, ready to serve the
public. Mrs. Eunice Higgins of Belfast
made visit to her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Wood, last Friday and Saturday
STANDPOINT. Mrs. James Richards and
son left Friday for her home in Somerville,
Mass, having been here several months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Hail
Miss Maud CHM accompanied her and will
visit there several weeks -. Mrs. 0. F.
Staples and children and her father, Can't.
Il. S. Black left Monday for New York,
where they will remain during the winter
....M Miss Josephine French was in Bangor
last week for a short VISIT. Mr.. and Mrs
George Wardwell of Bucksport lately visit
ed here. Mr. Forest Berry of steamer
City of Bangor is at home for a few days va
cation. Mr.. Allen French of Manchester,
n. H., lately visited Mrs. Dolly Black and
daughters, =. Rev. B. b. Merrill of Brewer
spent two days of last week at work around
his cottage here which he built the past sum
mer. Mr.. Charles Richards lately moved
from j. w. Richards house to the lower
part of Alfred Blacks house Capt. B. z.
Rice's two cottages, which We're begun a
short time ago, will soon be completed
Mrs. Alex. Black is having her house
shingled Garlic and Luther Grant and
James Staples have gone to Norcross to
work cutting wood for F. F. Perkins & Co.
THE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Y.
French of Hyde Park, Mass, was made yerv
happy on Oct. 1st by the birth of little
daughter, Elizabeth French. =. Mr.. Kenncy
from Bangor Seminary preached here last
Sunday -. Ice made here last Friday night
in several places.
WINTERPoRT. Rev. Krikor Hagop Bas-
majian, a native of Constantinople, gave a
very interesting lecture on Armenia at the
Methodist church Friday evening. A goodly
audience was present and found the lecture
both entertaining and instructive. He will
probably lecture in Belfast this week.
County Attorney Ellery Bowden and Miss
Blanche D. Arey were united in marriage
Tuesday, Oct. 9Th. The wedding took place
at the home of the bride, Rev II. w. Norton
of Bucksport officiating. Only the immedi-
ate family of the bride were present, and the
happy couple left Immediately for their
wedding tour. Rev. S. Fl. Beae of Cam
den was in town o7er Sunday and preached
in the Methodist church. A baptism took
place in the afternoon, Rev. j. P. Simonton
ot1clatlng. The remains of Mrs. Paul, a
former resident of this place, were brought
here for burial Thursday. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Hill of Dorchester, Mass
-. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Eaton have gone to
Forest City to visit heir daughter, Mrs.
Percy Hall. Miss L. A. Grindle has gone
to SedgWick for few weeks. -. Mrs. S. j.
Chapman is stopping with Miss Eta Grant
for the present. Mrs. Ell. j. Doe left for her
home in Worcester, last Friday. Mrs
Lewis Atwood has gone to Boston to visit
her daughter. H. +. Lougee has returned
from his four weeks vacation at Dexter,
Moosehead Lake and other places. .. Miss
Hannah Cole of Hampden was the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Grant last week. Mrs. Lottie
Roberts of Somervile and Mrs. Josie Kellen
OF Brewer visited their father, ID. NJ. Spen-
Ger, last Friday. -. Mrs. L. B. Grant is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Pierce, at Bucksport
AIRS. A. Ill. Hanscom made a short visit
IN Rockland last week.. Mrs. j. n. Kilburn
LETT for Falmouth Monday. Mrs. Annie
Lewis and daughter of Bangor were the
guests of Mrs. G. M. Chase Saturday and
Sunday. H. L. Sanborn of Bangor was in
town Monday. Mr.. Daniel Over lost 3