The Republican journal., 1898-06-23

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home in the village. A large number of
relatives and friends were present, whose
numerous, useful and valuable presents
were highly appreciated by the recipients.
90. E. Libby has finished a very fine
residence at the village. Mrs. John Bassler
has returned from an extended visit to Bel
| fast and Swanville.
BELMONT. Mr. and Mrs. Miles M. Ripley
of Appleton were in town Friday and Satur-
day visiting their daughter Mrs James E.
! Bry ant. Miss Ida l.. Smaley, who is at
work in Union, was at home the last of the
week and attended the dance at Mystic
Grange Hall Thursday evening, June 10th.
| IL. f. Allenw wood, accompanied by
friend was in Belfast Friday and called on
Mr.. Ernest Piper. The dance at Mystic
Grange Hall Thursday evening, June 10th
was well attended and all enjoyed good
| time
THoRNDIKE. Miss Carrie A. Ferguson Of
| Minneapolis, Mimi. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ton Gross are visiting friends in Brooksville.
800. Mrs Susie Lord of Brooks called on
friends in town last Thursday -. Mrs Hop
kins and Mrs. Conner of Bucksport We're
the guests of Ny. and Mrs j. L Gross last
week ... Mr.. ana Mrs. Eben Gordon of Gin
ton passed last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gordon... Mr. Ross @, Higgins Of
Mass, is at the Mineral Springs Farm for
few weeks....MIs. X. j. knowlton and
daughter of Bangor are visiting Mr.. j. H.
Stevens Mrs. Lincoln Monroe is visiting her
mother Mrs. Heal, in Linconvile.. Mr.,
II. NJ, Higgins and Mr.. Phineas Shibles went
to Bangor Saturday. 49, MI Mahlon Hatch
of Jackson was in town last Friday buying
wool. There are several tuyers in this
| vicinity ard some are Offering 10 IL cts per
lb....Mr, Ellen RacbIff Of Troy was in
town Saturday. looking for beef cattle and
veal calves &c.. Mr.. j. H Stevens and V. n
Higgins vent to Brooks last Thursday to at
tend tie reunion Of Company F. OF the 4th,
Ne, out We're one day too late. Wouldn't
II be well to have the dates of such meetings
put IN the county papers ?....The series Of
meetings at Tborndike Station closed last
| Sunday. There has been quite good atten-
| dance and several conversions are reported,
-. Rev d. Bracket will preach at the
Centre church Sunday, June, Goth, at 10
O'clock. Hillside Grange had an ice cream
supper Tuesday evening, June Dist.
IsLEsBoKo. -Four OF the cottages at Dark
Harbor are now occupied. Rev. DIR. Leigh
ton Parks OF Boston came last Thursday, a
few days after the arrival of his family and
servants. j. 7. Attlebury and family of
New York came Saturday, number of
household servants having arrived three
days earlier. DR.. Derby of New York and
P. &. Vale Of ST. Louis, with families and
servants, came last week. The golf
grounds and the bathing houses have been
set in order. \ number of men have during
the past few weeks been scraning and re-
painting the boats and sailing yachts, get
ting them ready for their owners, A few of
of these yachts Will carry fifty people and ,
some of them have been painted in six diff
ferent colors The new public road from
GrindeiI's Point to the Lighthouse was com
pleted last Friday 1t VIII make "a new
pleasure drive for visitors. Mrs. Walter
0. Hall of Boston came last week to visit
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Charles r. PEN
ter Brua, daughters of Capt. Fields C. Pen
dleton, are at Orouo, attending the com
menclmeut exercises of the University Of
Maine. Miss Viola Grover returned from
RocNland last Friday, where she had been
visiting relatives. Capt. Isaac Warren ar
rived few days ago to visit his daughter,
Mrs. II A, Dodge. Miss Edith NJ. GrindelI
semi ,fIr a
ding. She is soon 70 unite her fortunes " It'll
the mate of one OF her fathers vessels
There WAS no service in the Free Baptist
church last Sunday afternoon owing to the
pouring rain....The Episcopal church at
Dark Harbor will not be opened until the
first Sunday il July.
LIBERYY. How is the weather n Liberty
The weather in Liberty is what might be
termed changeable No person need 90
from this place for a change of climate for
We have all kinds, such as may IL found all
| the way from Greenland 8 icy mountains to
Africa S coral strand How is the state of
health at Liberty? The state of health at
Liberty is quite good, Old lady Cook has
been quite sick but is reported much better
Samuel Peabody, the village cobbler, is also
sick. Has Dr. Whitcomb moved his family
to Camden? DIR. Whitcomb has moved to
Camden? Who has taken his place? A
young NJ. d. from Penobscot county named
Holt has taken his place. How do the
people like him? The people are very
favorably impressed toward him
Have there been any new arrivals in
town the past week ? There were two new
arrivals in town the past week-a Mrs
Schenk and daughter from New York city.
Have the boys all returned home from
their several schools? The boys have all re-
turned home for their vacation. viz Dick
Berry, Harry Brown and Willie Cargill from
the NJ. G. l., Pittstield Ralph l. Morse from
Bates and Walter N. Cargill from the Uni
versity of Maine. Are there any other per-
sons visiting families in town that YOU have
failed to mention? Yes; Mrs Avis Morse
of Bath is at L. L. Prescott's Who and
what is Professor Skinner who is erecting the
fine cottage on the Remission shore? Prof.
Skinner is profes sor of Mathematics at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bos-
ton, and his son is an architect of more than
far Ha "