The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-08-05

nome 1Or the summer. burton .. HUNT
of Worcester, Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Hunt. :. Mrs. Ella
Marden is home from Camden. L. A. Ma
honey of East Northport was in town Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Collins of Salem,
Mass, and Miss Frances WEIGH of Belfast
spent July Both at E. P. Mahoney s.. The
farmers are rather behind with their haying,
owing to the bad weather.
SwANvILLE. A young man harvesting the
hay on farm not thousand miles from
and left it some three weeks as it was now
ed. The occupants of the house on the farm
regarding it as nuisance raked it into
piles and burned it,. Miss Melissa McKeen
of Dalyville, Mass, is spending the remain
der of the summer with her mother Mrs
Henry Beals. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. McKeen
are also invited here. Comet Grange
will resume its meetings Aug 9th. Mr..
Albert Damn fell from the scafford Saturday
and struck across the hayrack, hurting his
back and ribs quite badly. Mrs. Harvender
and son Lewis of Chelsea are stopping at
Mr.. A. S. Nickerson S.. AS Rev. G. G.
Winslow of Belfast was driving out to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Hartman,
his horse became frightened near Mr. Ham
ilton's and SHE'D, throwing him out and
hurting him somewhat, but fortunately not
badly. Mr. Henry Aldrich and Arthur
Williams of Maiden are in town, the guests
Mr.. Jewell Downing at the Club House.
Mr.. E. II. Nickerson and family returned to
Portland Monday accompanied by Miss
Vina Nickerson.
UNITY. Mrs. Watson is quite sick. Dr.
Cook attends her. Claude Wellington of
Albion was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Walker Saturday and Sunday. Miss Grace
Bartlett went to Belfast SATURDAY. Miss
Maud Herrick of Waterville was the guest
of Mrs. l. Blethen last week Many sum-
mer visitors are making our town livelier
than usual. w ord has been received from
Haverhill, Mass, that Chas. Trafton, for
merly of Unity, died very suddenly last
week of heart failure. DR. W G. Fuller
and family of Pittsfield are at their cottage
at Winderlnere Park. They entertained
Mr.. Gray of Pittstield Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Fowler is no better She is
entirely helpless. Thyrza and Phyllis
Benson of Northport are the guests of Nina
Vandeet Picnics at the Park are the order
of the day just row. They have eight
boarders at the hotel land more expected
Mrs. n. Marston and daughter Blanche of
Lawrence, Mass, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. &. A. Hunt. Mr.. A. McManus and
son Charles went to Belfast Saturday to
visit friends. Sc. Willis Taber returned from
Boston July 3Oth.
CENTRE L1NCoLNvILLE. Master George
Carleton of Massachusetts is spending a few
weeks at F. H Rankins =. Mr. F. j. Han
ford of Somerville, Mass, arrived by boat
Sunday and will spend his vacation at Mr..
j. S. Mill er's... Mr.. Fred Plaisted and fam
lily of Boston are spending few weeks at
Isaac Young's.. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Greene of Lynn, Mass, are spending a
few weeks at Mr.. A. W. Mariners. Mr..
Mlllard Drake, who has been stopping at A.
p. Wentworth's for the past week, returned
to Boston last Thursday. Mrs. Fred Stan
tial and family of Melrose, Mass, Miss Nav
Giles of Rhode Island, and Miss Perry are
spending few weeks at Ernest Clark's,
Elm House. Mrs. Dolbeare and fam
lily of South Boston have arrived to spend a
few weeks at j. S. Mullen's,... MIR. and Mrs
ID. Carpenter OF Rhode Island are the guests
of Mr.. Elijah Young. Misses Hattie and
Nina Clement and Miss Lena Hall, who
have been stopping at j. S. Mullins, have
returned to their work in Waltham. =. Miss
Ora Matthews left Friday for Camden,
where she Will work at Mrs. Frank Sher-
from Massachusetts, where he has been
stopping for the past few months
WINTERPoRT. very interesting service
was held at the Methodist Church, Sunday
League. There were readings and remarks
by members, reports of delegates to the In
ternational Convention at Toronto, and
some very fine music. In addition to our
own choir, which always give us some good
singing, we were fortunate enough to have
solos from Miss McDonough of Manchester.
n. H., and Miss Croly of Boston Mrs
Brier has returned from Belfast, where she
has been very ill for some weeks She is
somewhat Improved in health. Her sister
ln-law, Mrs. Fairbanks, accomanied her and
will remain few days. Miss Flora Bow
den OF Penobscot visited her brother, Ellery
Bowden, Esq, last week. Mrs. Walter
Crossma n of Bangor is the guest of Mrs. E
D. Gilman. Misses Edie and Susie Young
have been attending the summer school at
Orono. DR.. H. J. Weber and wife re-
turned on Sundays boat from New York,
where they have been for some two months.
H. 7. San born and wife We're in town Mon
day Miss Helen Morrill, visited Mrs j. T
Hussey and called on other friends in town
last week. Mr.. Marks Moody is in town
for short stay. Mr.. Thomas Atwood
went to Islesboro Saturday, to return the
first of the week with his family. Miss
Nettie Hincks of Bangor, vino has been the
guest of Mrs. Fred Atw God, returned home
last Wednesday -. Percy Campbell arrived
from New York asst week. MIR. aud Mrs. l.
j. Durham and Mr.. Ernest j. Atwood left
for Boston Saturday. =. Capt. Geo. Dudley
has returned from his visit to Boothbay
Among the recent arrivals in town are.
Miss Shurtleff OF Portland, guest of Miss
II ubbard; Miss Lizzie Gregg Atwood of