The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-02

MONROE. Nelson Curtis and son and
Frank Burden have brought their merry-go-
round to town and set it up on the fair
grounds all ready for the fair. Miss Annie
L. Wildes is in town.. Mrs. George Wiley
from Camden and Mrs Susie Lyman from
Massachusetts have been visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Colson. :. Mrs
Bryant will 90 to Massachusetts this week
to secure rent to move there. 1t is quite
sickly mong the babies in town.
SEARsMoNT. The fall term of School will
begin Monday, Sept. 6, with the following
teachers: Village school, Jennie E. Ford
of Monroe; North Searsmont, Annie Stevens
of Appleton; East Searsmont, Isabelle M.
Towle of Belfast; Mountain, Alice W.
Knight; Client, Mrs. E. L. Hit of Union
Muzzy Ridge, Carrie E. Mitchell of Apple
ton Fuller, Mrs. A. NJ. Ripley Rollerson,
Lila B. Hall Severance, Josephine Knight;
Union school, South Montville) Sibyl A.
Mariner.
1sLEsBoRo. The marriage of Mr.. Newton
Pendleton and Miss Dorothy Hatch took
place August odd. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Piam d. Hatch, most estimable
young lady and general favorite among
her young friends. The groom, since com
pleting his studies at the Bucksport Semi
nary about two years ago, has been engaged
in business in the store of his father, Win
field S. Pendleton. Both of these young
people are justly held in high regard and
they receive the congratulations of their
MANY acuuantauces
| WINTERPoRT. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for Mr.. f. S. Young in his recent
great bereavement. Tuesday, Aug. 17th, his
two young daughters, Matte and Ora,
| went to Hope to visit some relatives, and
! Wednesday afternoon the sad intelligence
came by telephone of the sudden death of
| the younger one from cholera morbus. Ora
was a very lovable little girl, about II years
of age. She was member of the Methodist
Sunday school and Junior League, and was
| always ready to do her part i'll all the con-
| certs and elsewhere. She will be greatly
missed in the home circle and by her teach
| ers and young friends who were all so
| fond of her. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. j. P. Simonton at her
lduC HO"t iludy hlbCiuOous DtdutlllI
flowers were furnished by the family, her
| Sunday school class, Junior League, and
others. The Kelly Hose Co. are building
a fine new hose house and the Defender CO.
are enlarging and putting tower on theirs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Getchell of China
visited their old neighbors here last week
Timothy Fellows left last week for Brattle-
! hOro VI w no 10 TO- tlo
under the charge of Prof. Hiram Miller
| formerly of this town.. Mrs. Eaton of North
Carolina and her daughter, Miss Sadie Eaton,
are visiting her sisters, Mrs. Snow and Mrs
| Harlow. Mr.. G. +. Hill returned from his
trip to New York on Saturdays boat, Mrs,
c. r. Hill Mrs. Cutter and some others went
on the excursion to Bar Harbor Saturday ....
| Roy Fernald IS at home from Boston on a
weeks vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Kepper of
Boston are the guests of Mrs. John Sproul.
| Miss Ada Walker arrived from Portland
| last week for her summer vacation. 90. Mrs.
| Sarah Norton Of Troy, accompanied by her
granddaughter, is visiting her sisters, Mrs
Simpson and Mrs. Wood Mr.. & Mrs Philo
Blaisdell feft for home Monday. They will
make some visits on the way. Mrs Frank
| Blaisdell from New York is at her ola
home for few weeks. Mr.. Joseph Blas-
dell's youngest child is i'll with the measles
Could not Mr.. Bryan be persuaded to
lay aside his Spanish studies for awhile
and explain why wheat continues to rise
while silver continues to fall?