The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-15

bard. Roy L. Fernald arrived by Tues
days boat on a 80 days furlough.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. DR.. Chapman and
wife of Springfield, Vt, visited her aunt,
Mrs. G. F. Conner, last week. Mrs
Daniel Goodrich of Peabody, Mass, is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Prescott,
for few weeks. Rev. N. Rich and wife of
Taunton, Mass, visited her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Prescott, last week. Mrs. Prescott is "a
years Of age, is enjoying health and happi.
ness and is regular in her attendance at
church. She recently attended the evening
services. Mrs. Hattie Jordan aud son of
Lewiston visited relatives and friends in
town last week. Mr. and Mrs John Mason
of Lebanon, N. H, are visiting her brother,
Mr. David Gilman. DR.. Leroy Howes of
Enfield, Me-, and Alden of Washburn Me-,
are visiting relatives in this place. .. Mrs
w. B. Morse and daughter Mamie visited in
Freedom and Fairfield last week. Ralph
Knowles is attending the high school in
Freedom. Arthur Gilman and Charles
Lovett are attending the Commercial Col
lege in Rockland. ". Mr.. and Mrs J. O..
Adams are in Camden and Rockland for a
few days. w B. Morse attended the re-
union in Rockland of the 4th Maine, of
which he is member.
PROSPECT VILLAGE The many friends of
Walter Calderwood will be PANIED to know
he is in the Hospital at Portland dangerous
ly i'll. His brother Emery If Stockton
Springs went to Portland Sept. 9th, hoping
to find bin alive. j. Lindsey, who is in
Worcester Hospital, is somewhat better and
his parents are expecting him home on a
furlough. Harvey Libby, who is in Angus
ia, has been very poorly the past week
Miss Ettie Bridges and Mrs. Susie Clements
from Penobscot are to visit their friend
Mrs. Jennie DOckham, this week -. Mrs.
Annie Emerson, who has been very sick, is
gaming under the skilled treatment of DR..
o. S. Erskine of Frankfort . Josiah Colson
has arrived home from Seal Harbor, where
he has been employed =. Mrs Nellie Ward
Clark and daughter Ethel, who have been
spending the summer with relatives here,
Will return to their home in California the
last of this month. =. Miss BERTHE Thompson
spent last Sunday with her brother in Stock
ton Springs. Miss 7. intends to spend the
winter with her sister in Connecticut M G.
Fl. Littletield spent last Saturday ana Sun
day with friends in Belfast. Every BODY
will go to Monroe fair this week. Mrs
Edna Hartman joined her husband in Bos-
ton last week and will go this voyage with
him
STANDPOINT. The cottages are closed and
the visitors have all left for their city homes
Among the last to leave We're Prof n S.
French and family, DR.. G. u. Eames and
family, Mr.. Mansur and family, Misses Nc
keag, Bennett and Banter, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs. Darling and Miss Rice. Fred Y.
French and family of Hyde Park, Mass,
WHO have been at their cottage for two
weeks, left by boat Saturday for their home
Fred Perkins and wife have returned to
Blrchville, having been at their home here
Tor Six weeks. Capt. j. P. Showers arrived
home from Mexico last week, Rev. J. G.
Fisher and family have returned to Bangor.
The pulpit was filled last Sunday by Mr. n.
y. Worthy from Bangor. 49,. Mabel the six
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Black, died Aug. 26th after an illness of sew
eral week, The funeral was held the Sun
day following with services by Rev, !. G.
Fisher. The entertainment given at the
hall last week by the club included a farce
which was very amusing. Ice cream and
cake We're served. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Perkins and Miss Alice Perkins of Milo are
visiting Mrs. Louisa Perkins. o. Maurice
French wife and child of Boston have been
visiting Mrs. Robert French. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Black are in Deer Isle for a visit.
UNITY. Mrs. Geo Grant has gone to
Springfield, Me-, to visit her parents
Arthur Thompson of this place while at
work in Portland in a match factory had all
of his fingers on his left hand sawed off. He
returned home Friday night We are sorry
Tor him, for he IS a poor boy and dependent
on his own eXertions for a living Mrs. A.
Clifford is quite sick Herbert Stevens is
quite sick -. j Ohm Stevens met with a bad
accident last week He was training a
horse when the horse kicked him on his arm,
breaking IL and making fearful cash. DR..
Clair Whitney attended him and ne is doing
we'll. Misses Mira and Annie Libby and
Ada Berry returned to Pittstield Sept. 10th
TO attend the NJ. G, H.. Ella Conner re-
turned to Chicago Sept. 18th. n @.
knights had another i'll turn Sept. 9th DR..
Johnson of Belfast sent for and said it
was slight shock. 1t is feared lie cannot
recover. Mary Whitney and her little
grandchild went to Lowell Sept. 18th to
visit her daughter. Word has been received
from Montana that Nellie Hamilton, who
went from here, is married. She was here
last summer visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton. The Ladies' Circle
met with Mrs. Geo. Clark Sept. Sth Quite
numbe: were present and had a very
enjoyable time. w. A. Bartlett of Bangor
was in town last week W. @. Tabor has
returned to Boston. J. w ndermere Park is
almost deserted. All the boarders have re-
turned TO their homes. The hotel closes this
week.
THoRNDIKE. Last Saturday while lady
was busy about her work she was startled
by hearing screams as though some one was
in great distrs 50 and fastened out into the
street to see if she could render any assist
ance. He first thought was that some one