The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-12

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Isaac Mariner and Andrew Lawry left
Monday for a weeks visit in Vassalboro. $50.
Mrs. Eliza Donnell spent Nov Sd with Mrs.
P. Moody in Searsmont. Mrs. Emily Ar
mold has returned from three weeks visit
to Boston. The new iron fence for the
front of the East Searsmont cemetery ar
rived last week, and has been set. 1t gives
satisfaction to all who have seen it. 1t was
set in a foundation of rocks and cement.
The men turned out in full force with their
teams and graded in front of the yard, do
ing fine piece of work.
PALERMO. News was received Nov. 4th
of the sudden death of the Dem-Pop Party,
which died Nov. Sd and was buried in
Oblivion cemetery by the side of the late
Greenback party. There are but few
mourners in this town, as the deceased was
not very popular in Palermo. Mr.. Elem
ing, pastor of the NJ E. Church, gave very
able and interesting lecture at North Paler-
mo on the Inspiration and History of the
Bible. John Rowe went to Appleton last
week after the remainder of Elder l. n.
Aliens goods. John Bradstreet went to
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mother She recently had shock of pa
ralysis, which caused her death. She was
former resident of this town. Elmer
Worthing went to Augusta last week to buy
single machine, which he is to set up in
his carding mill to be operated by steam
power. -. Eta Carr is quite sick with gastric
fever.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. R. A. Simmons
has closed her house for the winter and gone
to Roxbury, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Marley
Lancaster of Bangor were in town last week.
Mrs. Edward Lancaster and sons Joseph
and Percy were in town the past week ....
Capt. Edward Hichborn arrived home from
Boston last week to remain for an indefinite
period. The Current Events Club will hold
their first sociable at the residence of Capt
and Mrs. Ralph Morse this, Thursday, even
ing. Mrs. Octavia Heagan went to Win
terport Nov. 4th. -. Mrs. John Randell is in
New York, called there by the illness of her
husband. Mr.. David Wardwell of Camden
is spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lancaster. y. The election ball Tues
day evening, Nov. Sd, was largely attended
and was grand success, socially and finan-
cially. Music by Young's Orchestra of Lin
colnville.
UNITY. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rice have
gone to Lynn. III. n. Parkhurst of Bangor
was in town last week calling on relatives
and friends. :. Mrs. J. J Varney died Tues
day night.....A new street light has
Mo i,,F pft Ia ~,
house, where it was very much needed.
Mrs. G. Clough returned Nov. ID from Rock
land, where she had been visiting her
brother. Mrs. Ed. Harding Went to the
Maine General Hospital in Portland Nov.
4th for treatment. Mrs. Mary Watson is
more comfortable, bnt is not vet considered
out of danger. The w. r.. G. met with
Mrs. A. r. Myrick Nov. 4th, as she was not
able to 90 to the Hall. The Corps is in good
condition and doing good work. ~ The
labellers in the corn factory We're obliged to
stop work for want Of boxes. They have
been out week. Rev. n. Townsend of
Pittsfield will supply the pulpit at the Union
church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MIR. Luther Mitchell is quite feeble and
not able to be out....It is quite sckly here
just now and the doctors have about all
they can do. Mrs. Saml Kelly is quite
sick. John Smedburg, one of our most
progressive farmers, died Tuesday night
SwANvILLE. The Swanville Centre Soci-
able met with Mrs. Albert Damn Nov 18th,
and very fine programme was rendered.
They will meet Nov. 18th with Miss Louise
Cunningham. MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Glenn
ents We're in town Friday. Dr. Wilson
Marden of Portland was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Robertson and Mrs. VIM.
Clements visited in Monroe last week ...
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Webb visited in Sears
port last week. Everett Ward is in town.
Mr.. Horatio Spicer is to spend the WIN
ter with his niece, Mrs. Bowling, in Maiden,
Mass. -. Albert D. Moody and friend visit
ed his sister, Mrs Edwin Clements, last
week. Mr.. Joshua F. Littletied is in town.
MIR. and Mrs David Moody visited Mrs.
Ezra Knowlton Sunday.... Mrs. Horace
Marden and Mrs. Harrison Cunningham at
tended court last week. -. Fred w. Miller
of Chelsea was in town Sunday. Albert
Applin is at home from Everett, Mass. ..
Mrs Mary f. Nlckerson has returned from
visit in Bradford. Comet Grange is having
contest. Last Monday evening treat was
given in honor of Sister Isaac McKeen, who
is about to depart for Woburn, NJ ass. :. Miss
Marion Nlckerson returned to Everett with
her sister. A very pleasant event occurred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilbert
Nlckerson, Wednesday, Nov. 4th, it being
the marriage of their eldest daughter, Laura
Thurston, and Henry George Applin. The
nuptial tie was solemnized by Rev. C. H.
Wells OF Belfast in the presence of about 80
guests, most of them near relatives of the
bride and groom. The ceremony took place
in the front parlor beneath an arch of ever
green banked with chrysanthemums, and a
bell of chrysanthemums depended from the
arch above their heads. The bride, becom-
lngly arrayed in costume of creamy white
and carrying roses which We'd with their
possessor in grace and loveliness, advanced
to the altar attended by her younger sister,
Marion, who was dantly gowned in suit
of Nile green. There she was met by the
groom and his brother Albert The rites of
the golden circlet We're very impressive, ana
none who listened could but echo the well
chosen words of their pastor in his
prayer for their future. A sumptuous
dim e. was served by Mrs. NJ. E. Went
worth, caterer, of Searsport The wedding
presents were numerous and costly. Mr.
Appln is one of the most worthy young
men ever raised in Swanyille, and does
great credit to his English parentage. He
has worked his way up to superintendent of
Everett, Mass. His wife is one of Swan
vllle's best young ladies and will be greatly
missed. They left amid showers of rice and
e.