The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-20

SINlRE LINCOLNNl uc lolIOW ing
guests are registered at "Willow Farm" J..
| S. Mullin, proprietor: Mrs. Mary E. Lord,
| Master Harry w. Lord, Miss Helen L
| Lord, Miss Susie A. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Ridley and Masters Lincoln and Paul
Ridley, all Of Hyde Park, Mass, Mrs. c. II :.
Dolbeare and Misses Alice G. and Lucy l..
Dolbeare and Mr.. Geo. Dolbeare of South
Boston. Mr.. Everett Scruton is at home
from Massachusetts spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Scruton.
UNITY. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lane of Boston
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Myrick Aug. 18th. Mrs. Stevens, the aged
lady who fell some time ago and was so bad
ly lnjured, is now able to walk out Daniel
Mitchell OF Searsport was in town last week
calling on friends. Fred Fuller has returned
from ST. Stevens Island where he has been
for five months canning Holsters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Parkhurst and children of
Hermon have been visiting friends and rel
atlves IN town the past week. 1t was
stated in your issue of Aug. 9th that the
young ladies of Unity presented the flag to
the Veterans Association. That is incorrect.
The flag was presented by the Ladies Relief
Corps, No. &c, G. A. r.. The young people
OF the village met at the Parsonage Aug.
10th and organized Reading Club. Mr..
Fl. c. Chamberlain is on the sick list.
The remains of Mrs. Jane Jones were
brought here Aug. 18th from Salem, Mass.
Tor burial She was the mother of Clement
Jones of this place. 1.-The W. r. G. is
hourishing.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. The S. B. I. Society
met With Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Colson Au-
gust 18th. A goodly number were Or esent
and were royalty entertained. The society
will meet with Mrs. A. A. CHM August 9th.
Mr.. Ernest Philbrook of Roxbury, Mass,
IS spending few days here with relatives
Miss Antilca Knowlton of Brooks, with her
friend, Miss Edwiner McCambridge of
w aldo, is visiting her father Mr. Manley
knowlton. The Neljesmanette Ouaftette
had full house, all pronouncing it first
class. -. Hosea B. Littletield is in Brooks
for few days visit. His daughter will re-
turn home with him. Mr.. Richard Kill
man, with her sister, Mrs. n. F. Gerrity and
children of Bangor, are expected this week
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel THOMPSON.
MT. Lemuel Ames lost two cows last week.
Mr.. Willard Colburn, wife and son Ar
thur of Natick Mass, are visiting Mr.. C.'s
mother, Mrs. Richard KillmanLute
Ames of Bangor is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Ames. Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah EOlSOn at II
spend few days with DR.. and Mrs. Colson
at their cottage. There will be a social
dance at the cheese factory next Tuesday
night. Mr.. Fred Wagner and Geo. Donni-
yer will return next week to Graniteville
Mass, where they have work for the winter.
this place Aug. 18th. Messrs. Hugh D. Me-
Lellan and G. E. White of Belfast were the
speakers. About forty voters were present
and one third of that number were probably
Republicans. Henry H. Cook was Instant
ly killed Aug. 18th while at work in his saw
mill by the bursting of a single iointer
Mr.. Cook was an industrious, hard-workinp
man about thlrty-eight years of age. He
leaves young wife to whom he had been
married but four weeks, widowed
mother, and a young daughter by a for
mer wife. He was an ingenious mechanic
and Will lie much missed. ~ Having
just returned from Temple Heights
where in company with twenty others we
spent the past ten days, we have not caught
on to ali the news of the days we were alb
sent. Capt r. H. Coombs of Belfast is
stopping at the Waldo, Mrs E. p Walker
Is visiting at Capt. X. S. Ayers Mrs. S.
L, Young and family have returned from a
Two weeks visit in Unity. Selectman Pres
colt is in Rockland on business for the
town. Mrs Tarbox, wife of the late In
surance Commissioner of Massachusetts.
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Joyce of Merrimac.
Mass, have been visiting at DR.. j. w.
Cioughs Mrs. John Chadwick and
daughter of Rockland, who are spending A
few weeks at the Sanford House, attended
the Norton reunion in Palermo last week
Freeman johnson and Geo. THOMPSON
are conducting series of Saturday evening
dances at Marshall's shore. An saw thew
are conducted in the best manner. No
rowdy element is permitted on the grounds
and their patrons are the best people of this
vicinity.
MONROE. Mrs. E. ?. Alexander of Bel
fast, and her pupils of Monroe, will give an
entertainment consisting of elocution and
music, at the town hall, Monroe village.
this, Thursday, evening, Aug. Goth, with the
following program Music; physical drill
rec, Launching of the Ship, EVE Bartlett:
Scene from Mary Stuart, Lillian Maddocks
and Lizzie Pattee; rec, Lost and Found.
Myrtle Peavey; music, vocal or instrument
tai; rec, Katie Lee and Willie GRAY, Grace
Maddocks; dialogue, Spoopendykes Sus-
penders, EVE Bartlett and Lillian Maddocks
rec, The Rising in 76, David Dolloff rec,
His Time for Fiddling, Lizzie Weber rec,
The Spanish Mother, Nancy Parker; rec,
The Reason Why, Bessie Maddocks rec,
"Speech before the society for promotion of
comfort" David Dolloff; reading by Mrs
Alexander music. DR.. Sewall from Roxbury
Mass, will join his wife here and remain
for two weeks vacation. His annual visits
are looked forward to by everyone We
are always glad to meet again our former
physician. :. Joseph Jepson and wife from
Boston have spent few days at Warren
Weston's, visiting their cousin, Mr.. Bryant
They We're both born and brought up in
Boston, and this was the first week they