The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-12-02

and wife visited friends at Whites Corner.
Nov. 9th and 28th.. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Brown OF Belfast visited friends in town
last week -. Mrs. Hattie Hichborn was in
town last week calling on friends. :. Miss
Ada Clarke has returned home from Mt
Waldo, where she Inns been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Sanborn. We hear of quite
number of weddings for Christmas day in
our little town.
WALDO. Beniah Harding of Troy was in
town over Sunday. 49,. Fred Lttlefield has
been spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Littlefield. His work is
in Massachusetts,. 1. B. Clary is at home
from Vermont for weeks stay. He is to
teach school in Livermore during the winter.
...B. A. Clary and j. Fl. Cilley were at
home for Thanksgiving. They have schools
in Livermore. Mrs. G. A. Walker has
gone to Bangor to spend the winter with her
daughter.
| PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Mary Smith is at
home from Bangor. =. Mrs. Hannah Heagan
| is visiting relatives in Bangor. Mrs Drill
| la M cMann has gone to Standpoint Mar
rows to stay with Mrs Annie Cousins
Mrs. A. S. Wilson, with her three daughters,
| has gone to New York to visit her hush
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs Annie
| Emerson last Saturday and spent pleasant
| evening. 80. Rev. j. L. Richardson preached
his last sermon for the season at the school
house Sunday, Nov. 2Sth. He was accom-
| panied by Prof Hastings of the E. NJ. c. S.
....Capt. W. d. Hartman piloted the large
barge of the S. 0. Co. last week to Bangor
and back. Harry CHM went to Hallowell
last week where he has employment for the
winter.
UNITY Mrs. Mary Whitney is quite sick,
DR.. Thomas attends her. -. The Ladies' Sew
ing Circle met with Mrs. Chas. Taylor Nov.
23d. Although the travelling was bad quite a
number were present and all enjoyed the
evening. The Misses Myra and Annie
Libby from the Maine Central Institute are
spending their vacation with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Libby. -. The young peo-
pie are very busy preparing for Christmas
They will have tree at the church and an
entertainment. The village schools began
L.
who taught the last term, teaches the High
school, with Grace Bartlett as assistant Ma
bel Bacon teaches the Primary Mrs. FL. C.
Chandler has some nice outing flannel and
print wrappers for ladies. =. Vivian Taber
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Taber, -. Frank Bartlett has
gone up to the Lakes hunting. He has clos
ed his house and hired Frank Harding to
care for his stock. The V. l. S. are pre-.
pairing for an entertainment to procure
funds to finish the sidewalk they have be-
gun. Fred Fuller has nice lot of Christ
mas goods, consisting of glass ware and
other things too numerous to mention.
Mrs May Kelley was at home Saturday and
Sunday. She is attending the Coburn Clas-
steal Institute at Waterville
SOUTH MoNTv1LLE. Miss Hattie Gilman
has gone to Lebanon, n. H, to visit her
brother, John Gilman. Mrs Hattie Cram
is visiting friends in Boston. . E. H. Cram
was driving up Main street before light
few mornings ago and when III front of Mr..
Pottle's his horse was frightened at three
d
Millenockett lake on deer hunt. He has
written home that game is plentiful. .. B. w.
Hartman has given his house a coat of
paint. James Ramsey did the work 80. as
Lanett is at home on vacation from Mas
sachusetts, where he has been at work for
the past year. Bert Skinner of Port Clyde
recently spent few days with his grand
mother, Mrs. Nancy Colby. School began
Monday under the instruction of Miss Anna
Stevens of Appleton Mills. The sewing
circle met with Mrs. Eva Ripley last Friday
and sewed carpet rags. 1t meets at the hall
next Friday afternoon. Supper and sociable
in the evening. -. Roy Bryant is at home
from Union, where he has been at work in
the stave mill The breach of promise
trial just closed in the Grange has left many
sore sides from laughter The witnesses
We're all sworn to tell any and everything
but the truth. W. E. Prescott was the star.
ga. W. W ard of Thorndike, District Dep
uty of the It'll Masonic District, visited Lib
erty Lodge Friday evening and was the
guest of 0. W. Ripley....C S. Adams and
family spent Thanksgiving in Camden.
Mr.. Frank Cushman of Centre Montville
gave us all call (tax calD last week &C.
M. Hcwes is repairing the lower school
house at Liberty village. Alice Proctor
has gone to study medicine with Mrs Dr.
Whitcomb. Mrs. B. F. Knowles has gone
to Charlestown, Mass, for a few weeks.
Mr.. o. w. Ripley went to Rockland Monday
to visit the Commandery :. Miss Inez Pea
vey came home to spend Thanksgiving.
James Lovett is at home on vacation.
WINTERPosT. Thanksgiving day passed
Off quietly, with many family reunions.
Religious services were held at the Metho-
dist Church. The Odd Fellows gave ball
at Union Hall and had good crowd. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Rich went to Bangor to
spend Thanksgiving at H. c. Chapmans, at
the Bangor House. =. Arthur Smith came
home from Portland to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Smith.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rich, who each have a
broken wrist, are both doing well. J.. DR.. A.
r. Fellows returned from New Hampshire
on Tuesdays boat, accompanied by his son,
who is on brief vacation from his school
at Brattleboro, Vt. Roy Fernald has gone
to San Francisco, where he will pass the
winter and perhaps spend longer time...