The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-06-24

STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. and Mrs Demoth
of New York, who have been visiting
friends in town, left Monday for their home
49,. Mrs. Lizzie B. Smith of Rockland has
been visiting Capt. and Mrs. Charles Park
..Isaac Fletcher Of Boston is spending a
few days in town.. The Sunday school
concert will be held next Sunday evening
A collection will be taken for the benefit Of
the school.
WINTERPoRT. Rev. c. l. Banghart of
Old Town, State Supt. of the Junior League,
lectured in the Methodist church Tuesday
ana Wednesday evenings. Mrs. Kennedy
of California is visiting her sister, Mrs E.
F. Blaisdell, for the first time in a wears
go. Master Philip McManus is at home from
school for the summer vacation. Capt c.
E. Lttleteld has completed the extensive
repairs and Improvements on his house and
has moved his family in. Mr. Albert Lib
by of Portland is visiting his friend, MI
Arthur Smith ...M Mr.. H. I. Sanborn and
Miss May Sanborn were in town Monday
Kelly Hose Co. gave the drama "Tat-
ters'' at Union hall Tuesday evening to ii
crowded house. 1t was a great success
financially and otherwise. A supper and
dance followed the drama. The supper
was very nice one and the tables
We're elegantly decorated. Miss Fannie
Bennett of Boston gave a very good
lecture to the young people at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening. The house
rit
and the service should be productive of
much good Miss Bennett spoke at Filing
woods Corner in the afternoon. She was
the guest of Miss Etfie Littlefed during her
stay in town.. Mrs. Sherburne Written of
Minneapolis is visiting the families of F. c.
and E. S. Young. Mrs. Ellery Bowden re-
turned from Boston on Sundays boat.
The Winterport Free Library is the recipient
of another valuable gift from Mr. E. c. Hol-
brook of New York This time it is the ele-
CANT illustrated Self-Interpreting Bible,
morocco bound
IsLEsBoRo. Died June 18th the wife of
Otis F. Dodge, aged 30 wears She leaves
family of eight children from two to thirteen
years old who will sadly miss a mothers
care. She was sick about eleven days DR..
Williams pronounced it case of malignant
typhoid fever. The funeral took place
the 18th inst, Rev Geo E. Tufts officiating.
-. Rev. James Boyd and goodly number
of the Free Will church and society left Fri
day on the Castne to attend the quarterly
meeting at Montville. lit looks as if there
would be !tlg rush of summer guests here
this season. >. Geo. F. Williams has Just
completed two very nice boats for the Yacht
Isis. They will bear close inspection and
compare favoraby with any of the yacht
boats. -. Z. d. Williams has justsold TO sch
Maggie S. Hart very nice 22-foot center
board yawl, and has others for sale -. Not
outstanding the lateness of the season,
quite number of the cottages at Dark Har-
Dor are now occupied. The families of j. I.
Atterbury of New York, and B. p Wallet of
St. Louis, J. r. Bracket of Baltimore, Rev
DR.. Parks of Boston, DR.. Derby, prominent
oculist of New York, Mr.. and Tiffany of St.
Lonls, are, with their servants now occupy
ing their cottages. Other families Will come
early in July, Extensive preparations are
being made for guests at the Islesborough
Inn. Mr.. Brown, the gentlemanly proprie-
tor, has the reputation of giving abundant
satisfaction to his many patrons. The golf
grounds have been put in excellent shape.
Rev. J. W. Hatch and wife have been hold
ing evangelstic services every evening at
the Baptist Church since Sunday, June 18TH
The meetings are largely attended. During
the first week about twenty young people
began the Christian life
MONROE. Mrs. Margie Waite and Mrs
Emma Mayo from Massachusetts are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore.
Mr.. George Palmer has gone to Sanger
willie for week, to visit friend, Mr.. F.
A. Piper and son from Washington, D. c.,
are in town. Mr.. Frank Nye and friend
from Bangor, also Mr.. Will Colson, arrived
Saturday evening on their wheels to spend
Sunday with their parents. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Nealley of Winterport are visiting
their old home. ... The village school closes
this week. 1t was taught by Miss Leila
Simpson of Brooks and has been very
successful term. The teacher labored hard
for the interest of her scholars and by her
faithfulness won their regard and good will.
Mrs. Leslie Tasker is no better. She
had very i'll turn last week. Mr. Benz
Curtis has been worse the past week..
Master Cyrus Dolloff from Gardiner is visit
ing his grand parents, Capt. and Mrs. Dur
ham. .... Miss Louise Mayo will soon
return from Camden, where she has finish
ed her trade as first class miliner..
Mr.. Henry Conant, while working on f. At
woods buildings, had large beam fall
across his leg He is able to work now, al
though very lame. Mr.. Warren Grant and
Miss Lizzie NJ. Clark, both of Monroe, We're
married in Jackson, Sunday, June Goth, by
Rev. Frank S. Dolliff. He is one of Monroe's
smart, industrious young M IN and pros
porous farmer, and is we'll deserving of the
fine young lady he has secured for a wife.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Clark. The best wishes of the community
follow them. Three tons of milk are taken
daily at the cheese factory Mr.. Leander
Staples was thrown from carriage recently,
injuring his shoulder badly. Mrs. Abbie
J. Twombly died June 10, aged SO years and
10 months. She came here from Chelsea,
Mass, with her husband and two children
in the spring. She had a severe attack of