The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-10-14
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning, October IA

Stevens have been up river hunting the past
week. Susie Bachelor is having her vaca-
ton and is visiting friends in Searsport.
Mrs. Mary Gilmore died Oct 18th of bron-
chial pneumonia Obituary will appear next
week. Mr.. Frank Cousens, who has been
great sufferer for the past week with heart
! trouble and prostration is very low. Mrs.
Nelson Curtis is on the sick list. -. Mrs
Hannah Curtis, widow, died Oct. 9th of
pneumonia, aged over 60 years. She leaves
one son and step-children, an aged mother
and one sister to mourn their loss. -. Morn
ing Light Grange is having contest and
good deal of interest is manifested.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. 0. W. Ripley met
with an accident Wednesday. While working
on staging ten feet high it gave way and
threw him to the ground and he struck on
his face, cutting cash over one eye and CIV
ing him general shaking up. DR.. Mlllett
OF Searsmont dressed the wound Mrs.
Frank Halves and two children are on the
sick list....C. E. Gilman and wife visited
friends in Camden the past week. =. Mrs.
Aldana Gilman is in Camden and Rockland
for few days visit. Mr.. r. S. Post of
New York was in town this week in the in-
terest of Reds Fertilizer Co... John Suke-
forth and Herbert Halves are in Deer Isle
for few days visit. Mr.. VIM. Grady and
family OF Palermo were the guests of Eva n
Ripley Sunday. IS. P. Colby and wife and
E. S. Adams and wife recently spent two
days with friends in North Union.
EAST SEARsMoNT Horatio Thomas and
three children arrived from Boston Satur-
day. Mrs. Emily Arnold spent last week
at Upper Saltwater. Albert Mariner and
family have moved to Belmont Mabel
and Albert Mariner spent Saturday in Bel
fast, the guests of Miss Isabel Towle. DR..
e. l. 81. Ness has given his house a new
coat of paint. Ralph Heald has returned
from Baston.. Joseph S. Mahoney and
Misses Cora and Clara Mahoney spent Oct
9th in Union. Arletta Swift of Belfast
spent Sept. 29th with Mr.. and Mrs A j.
Donnell.. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Ness spent Oct
1st with Mr.. and Mrs Edgar P. Mahonev.
go Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mariner spent
Sept 18th in Rockland. -. Henry Mahoney
and wife spent day in Rock port last week.
$50. Osgood Woodbury. and wife of Northport
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs A j. DON
nell
WINTERPoRT. The annual convention of
the Epworth League of Bucksport District
was held in the Methodist Church last week,
beginning Wednesday evening and lasting
over Thursday. About 40 delegates were
present and the program was very inter-
esting one. Rev. 0. H. Fernald of Sears
pert preached in the Methodist Church Sun
day morning, and in the evening gave very
interesting lecture to the Epworth League.
..Charles Deane Of Boston with his wife
and little daughter are visiting friends in
town.. Mrs E. F. Littefeld and daughter.
Miss Etie, left on Thursday for Boston,
where they will spend the winter. The
concert and entertainment given at Union
Hall, Monday evening by the young blind
people from Hartford, Conn, was very fine
and is we'll worthy of patronage. Mrs.
James Freeman is still very critically ill.,
Her sons, George and Eugene Rowland, and
Mr.. Freeman's daughter Mrs. Annie Atwood,
who were sent for, have arrived.
MORRILL,. A large wedding party as
sembled at the house of Mrs. Lizzie Higgins
Wednesday forenoon, Oct 9th The happy
couple in this case was Mrs. Higgins and
William 81. Beals of Montville. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Geo. S. Hill,
after which ice cream, cake and coffee were
served. Mr.. and Mrs Beals took the after
noon boat at Belfast for Boston, and will
spend several weeks in Massachusetts,. 1t
is expected that they will make their home
in Morrill,. Mrs. Weber of Belfast and
Mrs Jackson of Northport visited their Sis
ter, Mrs. Meader, last week. :. Robert Dag
gett and wife are both poorly and confined
to the house. Miss Mabel Hatch has been
on the sick list for long time Mr. and
Mrs. Lon Rowe of Providence, r. L., are
spending couple of weeks with relatives in
town. Silas Storer is having his buildings
| re-painted. George Collins had one of his
span Of horses quite badly hurt while at
work on the road last week. They became
suddenly frightened and away, one of
them receiving a bad wound in the siGe....
Frank Hatch, James Woodbury. and George
Wing have each built and filled silo with
yellow corn.
SwANvILLE. Capt. 7. d. Nickerson, wife
and daughter have been visiting friends in
Hope. Miss Maria Sanborn of Monroe has
been the guest of Miss Martha Nckerson re-
Gently. Mrs. Abbe Morse and son of
Thomaston called on friends in town last
week Miss Calle May Nickerson began
school on Unity Plantation last Monday.
Mr.. D. G. Libbey and wife and Mrs. John
W. Bacon of Unity Plantation were the
guests of Mrs. John Royal last week. Mrs.
Charles Hammond of Old Town is the guest
of Hattie F. M. Phillips. One day recently
Walter Nickerson found a nice blanket on
Bridge street in Belfast. The l.. A. S. will
meet with Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson Thurs
day, Oct. 14th. -. Rev. G. H. Wells will
speak here again one week from next Sun
day. The remains of Mrs. James Curtis
were buried here Tuesday afternoon. :. The
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cunning
ham very sick. We are very glad to
welcome the familiar countenance of Mrs
George A. Dudley (nee Annette Nickerson
Jackson) of Lebanan, N. H.. Mrs W. E.
Damn and son, VIM. Mckinley, returned
| from visiting her sister Mrs, S, D. Greeley