The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-20
EAST SEARsMoNr. W. Fl. Arnold shipped


5000 pounds of wool, last week >. Mrs
Ella Marden is at home from Belfast, for a
short vacation. The farmers are busy cut
ting their grain. Mrs. Henry Mahoney is
having her house repaired. She has employ
ed W. S. Hunt. 49,. Sadie Cressey has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. w C. Batchel-
der. Eben Wellman and wife were at AL
bert Mariners August 14th. :. Ada Wether-
Donnell last week
FREEDOM A large number from this place
went to Windermere Park Thursday to the
dedication of The Clough Veterans Charita-
BILE Association building. 1t was very enjoy
able day and one long to be membered.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. 0. 81. Keen
last Thursday The Club met at Winder-
mere Tuesday. Mrs. Lee Forest Wiggin 8
daughters, Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Holmes and
infant daughter are visiting at her home. ..
A. d. Kellogg returned home to Everett,
Mass, Saturday e.. J ohm Blair of Roxbury
Mass, came to G. Bellows Aug. 11th
PROSPECT FERRY. Mr.. Jos. Ellis and
wife of Brooks are visiting at Capt. A. A.
Ginn's. Mrs. Viola Wescott and Mrs
Lydia Coombs visited relatives in Blue Hill
last week. p. Miss Freda Hartman and Mrs
b. g. Avery are visiting relatives in Port
land. Mr. Dustin Hartman, Mrs. Grace
Thomas, Miss Helen Thomas, Mrs. Geo
Greedy and Mrs. E. r. Batchelder are visit
ing relatives in Belfast this week. 81. lie
Batchelder rode from this place to Belfast
on his wheel last Thursday in one hour and
thirty minutes. Several from this place at
tended the concert given at the Marsh last
Friday evening. Mr.. Fred Goodwin, wife
and family returned to their home in Hal
lowell last Monday -. Mrs. Emma Trvett of
Prospect Marsh visited Mrs. Alma Harri-
man last Friday. School began in this dis
Harding will teach. This is Miss Harding's
second term here. Mrs. Clara Davenport
went to Quincy, Mass, on business Aug.
18th. Mrs. Everett Pierce and son are
visiting relatives in Bangor. Miss Jennie
Grant of Winterport visited her sister, Mrs.
Helen Pierce of this place, last week. =. Mr.
NJ. c. Proctor of Dorchester, Mass, is put
ting extensive repairs on his cottage in this
place.
W1NTRRPoRT. Mr. Alvin Kendall and
family left Tuesday for their home at Val
ley Falls, Kansas, accompanied by Mr.. X. 8
mother, who will spend some months with
them DR.. j. H. Baker and family are
spending the week at Northport. . . Mrs
Hammatt of Rhode Island was the guest of
Mrs. James Freeman last week. E. George
Rowland is at home ON visit for the first
time in three years. Miss Jennie Grant
visited her sister at Bucksport last week -.
MI. and Mrs. Rufus Ellingwood of Stockton
Springs visited Mrs. D. M. Spencer one day
last week Capt. Dudley has returned
from his visit to Booth bay Harbor. Mrs
Josie Keller of Brewer is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Spencer. Mrs
George Howes and daughter of Portland are
Annie r. Atwood of Boston is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Cotfren, and other friends ....
Miss Helen Cotfren has returned from her
visit to Boston. E. S. Fernald and wife
left for home on Friday -, Mrs E. B. Lord
and Mrs. l. j. Durham visited friends in
Bangor last week. -. Mrs G. c. HOPKINS
and children have gone to Lincolnville for
visit. Mrs. II. W Emerson gave a party
Wednesday evening to her nieces, the Misses
Curtis of Bristol y. H., who are visit
ing her. Mrs. Brown and son of Bangor
are the guests of Miss NJ. G. Hubbard 49,.
Capt George Crockett of sch. Emma DAY
recently made one of the quickest trips on
record. He went to Portland, loaded with
corn and was back again at the wharf in
titty-one hours 81. The Poverty entertain
ment at Union Hall, Tuesday evening, was
quite success A good program was given,
and considering the extremely hot weather
there was large audience present. Those
who received prizes for their dress were
Mrs. Stokell, Miss Croxford, H. .. Simpson,
May Lesan, Edward Lowe, Roscoe Doty and
Jere Eaton. Little Willie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Timothy Kelly, died Friday night of
cholera morbus after an illness of few
days. He was a bright, interesting little
fellow, years of age, and his death is a sad
blow to the parents :. Mrs. Charles Grant
is very low. Mrs. NJ. A. Walker is very
i'll. :. Mrs. Fred Atwood is very much i'm
proved. Mr.. Charles Robinson of Filing
woods Corner was overcome by the heat
while driving from Bangor and reached
home in an unconscious condition. A ply
stefan was called, but it was some time be-
fore he was restored
TROY. Many of our citizens attended the
ded'catory exercises at Windermere Park,
Aug 18th. The veterans have a very COM
Portable building and the rooms are being
rapidly furnished. Ada, wife of Will Rand,
died Aug 14th after an illness of several
OF complication of diseases, aged
80 years. She leaves besides her husband
three small children, two of whom are Grip
Piles. Last spring she went to Lewiston
with her two crippled children-one having
a spinal trouble the other trouble in one
knee-and entered them at the hospital in
that city, but for some reason she did not
leave them but returned home Since that
time the mother has gradually failed until
death relieved ler of her sufferings The
funeral was at the church on Sunday, Rev.
j. Lamb officiat ing. The inter1nent was in
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