The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-09-10
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning September TO- 1885,

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Collier and wife of Brooks visited MIR. and
Mrs. F. M. Staples last week. Wendell
Marden, Bertha A. Partridge and the usual
number have gone to Castine Normal School.
80. Some of the people here pronounced the
Sunday evening thunder the heaviest they
ever heard. j. Potatoes are rotting and the
late rain and water-soaked soil will be
against saving great CROP. Isaac Part
ridge has arrived home from Lowell Mass.
and engaged to work for G. II. Partridge.
BELMONT. Mrs. Sarah B. York of Her.
mon Centre and her granddaughter, Miss
Pearle Porter of Bangor, are in town visit
ing relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kendall
and daughter Goldie of Providence, r. L.,
who have been in town visiting, returned
home Saturday Miss Inez E. Allenwood
is in Boston visiting relatives. Miss jose
phine Neal, who has been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Alexander, the
past summer, has returned to her home IN
Lewiston. Mr., and Mrs. Frank Moody
and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morse went to Bos-
ton Saturday, called there by the death of
Mrs. Morses and Mrs. Moody brother, Mr..
Augustus aCUOTu, WHO was accidentally
shot last Friday afternoon.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Jennie Bragg
and son Lester left by boat Aug. 31st for
West Brookfield, Mass. -. Mr.. j. f. Frye.
wife and daughter who have been visiting
friends in town, returned to their home in
Roxbury, Mass, Sept 3D.. Mrs. Harry
Griffin and daughter, Pauline left on Thurs
days boat for New Bedford, Mass. Mrs
Griffin was accompanied by her brother, Mr..
Frank P Patterson, Jr... Misses Lille and
Flora Moulton arrived from Rockland Sept
Sd. Horace Nichols of Boston, Mass, has
been spending few days in town. =. Frank
Colcord and family left by train Saturday
for Brooklyn, n. Y. Isaac Fletcher of Bos-
ton is visiting in town.. Mrs. G. Sidney
Smith and son Carlton left on MONDAYS
boat for their home in New Bedford, Mass.
...Lewis Smith, Harry Randell and Isaac
Fletcher left on Mondays boat for Boston.
go. Misses Tena Cleaves, Cora Dyer and
sister Maud, who have been spending the
summer in town, left on Tuesdays boat for
their home in Quincy, Mass. Dexter Grove
left on Tuesdays boat for Quincy, Mass,
Miss Lillian Simmons for Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smell for Cottage CITY.
Mass.
FREEDOM. Miss Sarah Perley has gone to
Pine Point Portland, to spend two weeks
with her sister and family, Mrs. King of
Washington, D. CA Mrs. Small of Deer
Isle is visiting her son, DR.. Small. . Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Bellows have gone to Bar
Harbor for week. A nice Republican
flag floats over our streets. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Gilpatric and sons of Danforth visit
ed DR.. and Mrs. Billings last Fri day The
descendants of the late Mr.. and Mrs John
Sprow, to the number of 2S, held reunion
at the Veterans ding, Windermere
Park, Aug. 2Sth and Goth. From Aroostook
County came Mr.. and Mrs. W d. Gilpatric
and two sons, guests OF Capt. and Mrs.
Frank Carver of Searsport, 1t was very
enjoyable occasion. Miss Ella Edwards of
Belfast is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Sparrow. Mrs NJ. S. White of Belfast and
Mrs John Hinchman Of Detroit, Mich, Wis
tied DIR. and Hrs, Billings Sept ID. Rev.
Mr.. Graham Is spending his vacation in our
village. Mayor Hanson of Belfast address,
ed the citizens of this place last Friday
evening. Mrs. Moses Robinson and daugh-
ter of New Jersey and Charles Dodge of
| Lewiston are visiting their brother, D. W.
Dodge, Esq. The French Professor Rurah
and his wife find rare spot tishing in our
| ponds and streams.
| WATERFORD. Mrs. Joseph Stubs died
| quite suddenly of heart failure at her home
IN North Winterport last Friday, leaving a
| husband to mourn his loss, =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Bowden express much gratitude to
| the friends who were so kind to them during
the illness of their baby, and for the many
| beautiful flowers sent in at the time of his
| death. Mrs Chadbourne of HalloweN is the
| guest of Mrs. A. W. Shaw. Mrs. |. j. Dur
ham IS spending few days in Bangor Miss
Catherine Simonton went on the excursion
to katahdln Tuesday. Miss Christian of
Bangor is the guest of Miss Ada Waker
Mrs, Flora Knowles of Worcester, Mass.
visited friends in town last week Miss G,
E. Knowles and Mrs. NJ. E. Hearn left for
New York on Fridays boat :. Mr.. and Mrs
John Lougee Of Ha verhill, Mass are visit
ing relatives in town.. George Rowland re-
turned to Boston on Wednesdays boat -.
Miss Rose Eaton made brief visit to Rock
land last week. Mr.. J. w. Baisdell and
family left for their home in New York and
Mrs, Lewis Grant and her little son Willie
for their home in New Jersey ON Thursdays
boat. Mr.. Edwin Clark and family
of Boston were the guests of Miss An
ME Chick last Friday H.. Horace Kneeland
has gone to Brewer to work 49,. Mas
ter Jimmie Atwood has returned from
his visit to Portland. Mrs. Edwin Gilman
is at home for short visit. Mrs. II. c.
Chapman visited her brother, Percy Rich, a
few days last week -. Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Eveleth have gone to Portland and Lewis
ton for visit. Mrs. III. A. Bolan went to
Castine Tuesday for a short visit at Col.
Bolan's. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw of
Bangor are in town. The infant daughter
of Capt. and Mrs. c. E. Littletied is very
ILL., and also the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy Kelley. ....M Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Simpson spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Troy. Union Hall was filled on
Saturday evening with attentive audi
ence to listen to the able lecture of Col.
Clark E. Carr of Illinois.
The New Shoe Factory.
The committee to solicit subscriptions to
the preferred stock meeting with good