The Republican journal., 1897-10-14

APPLETON. Rev. G.. E. Harden, the Lin
coin Baptist Association Missionary, is
abundant in labors-and rich blessing at
tends his efforts-for the up-building of
cause of God in this town. Rev. Geo. S..
Hill of Morrill, has assisted him in conduct
ing meetings during the past week. Some
promising young men have recently begun
the Christian life.
CENTRE MoNTv1LLE. Mr.. Weldon Poland
has gone to Providence, r. l., where he ex-
poets to find employment for the winter.
Mrs. Volney Thompson is visiting Mrs.
Benz. Gowen in Tborndike. There was a
levee and dance at Grange Hall, Thursday
evening, Oct. 18th Elijah Gay and family
attended the reunion of the Gay family in
Waldo. Albert Gay arrived home a week
ago, having been in Massachusetts for near
ly year. He expects to leave Maine before
cold weather comes and spend the winter in
the South. -. Mrs. Mary Disco of Providence,
Il. L., is visiting her mother Mrs. j. Cain..
Mrs. Effie Tibbetts of Palermo recently
Mrs. Abbie Keen and Mr.. Bonnie Carter
spent Sunday, Oct. Sd, with Miss Fanny
Carter Mr.. William Fl. Beals of this town
was united in marriage Oct. 18th to Mrs. Liz
zie Higgins of Morrill,. The wedding took
place at the brides residence in Morrill, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev. Geo.
S. Hill in the presence of immediate rela-
tives and intimate friends. The couple left
Immediately for a short trip to Boston. Mr..
Beals' friends in Montville extend congratu-
lations and best wishes. :. The levee at the
Grange Hall last week proved success, So
clally and tinancially.. The frost last Sat-
urday night reached the high grounds for
the first time.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Elvin Staples and
wife have returned from visit to friends in
Boston and Providence, R. I. Mrs. Samuel
West has returned from Saxonville, Mass,
where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Smp-
son.. Mrs. Carrie Ray has returned to her
home in Providence, r. I.....Hattie HIGH
born, who has been visiting friends in Ban
gor and Brewer returned home Sept. 30th. .
Emily Overlook left by boat Wednesday for
Boston. Mrs. Bertha Deane of Boston has
been in town visiting her mother, Mrs. ] ohm
Smith, and her brother, Will Smith and
family. Mrs. Florie Ames is visiting
friends in Bangor. s.. Samuel Randell, Sr,
was confined to the house the past week
with severe cold. Mrs. Nellie Mudgett
visited her sister, Mrs. Emma Crocker, in
Belfast recently. e. w. Ellis and wife of
Belfast visited Mrs Avalena Griffin, Oct Sd
THE many friends of Mr. Samuel Griffin
We're much shocked to learn of his death
Oct 9th after an illness of only a few hours.
Mr. Griffin leaves to mourn their loss an
aged father and mother, three sisters and
six brothers and large circle of friends and
acquaintance. The services were held at
his late residence Friday afternoon, Rev.
Il. q. Harbutt of Searsport officiating.
Mrs. Avelena Griffin and her little grand.
daughter, Pauline, left last Thursday for
New Bedford, Mass, where Mrs. Griffin will
remain several months with her son, Mr..
Harry Griffin, and family. Mr.. Myers of
Boston was the guest of the Misses Moultou
several days the past week. -. Capt. Charles
Ames of Seattle, Wash, has spent several
days with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ames.
Miss Sarah Clifford is visiting friends in
Belfast. Miss Annie Thompson went to
Boston, Monday to buy her stock of fall
millinery. Mrs. Wilson Randell of Belfast
has been in town visiting Capt. and Mrs.
John Randell... Mr.. Joseph Moulton, who
has been employed in Roslindale, Mass, for
several months, arrived home on Tuesday
1.-The Current Events Club will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Ralph Morse Oct 14th.
All are cordially invited to attend.