The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-09

EAST SEARsMoNT. Leslie Mariner was in
Montville June ID. Mrs. g. Poor of Bel
fast is visiting her mother Mrs. Eliza Don
nell. Mrs. Charles l.. Cobb Miss Eta NJ.
and n. L. Brewster, all of Brockton, Mass,
were in town last week, called here by the
death of their father, Ira Brewster. Gilbert
Mariner of Centre Belmont was in town
Sunday Mr.. Stephen Cables went to
West Rockport on business, June 2l....
Mr.. and Mrs r. Packard We're at Joseph
Packard's Sunday.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. John Stewart of
Newport, Me, IS spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Lewis Mudgett.
Capt. Albert Colcori arrived home the past
week from New York. Capt. Horace Griffin
IS at home for short visit. Miss Matte
" escott OF Castne is spending few weeks
with Capt. and Mrs. Lewis Partridge
Mrs. Jennie Thayer and daughter Belle of
Winterport visited Mr.. A. NJ. Ames and
wife last Sunday MIR. John Bradford and
wife of Boston arrived last week and have
opened their cottage on Cape Jellison
SOUTH MoNrvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs. John
oO'NASA'
brother, Mr.. 0. W. Ripley. Walter Peavey
OF Somerville, Mass, is spending few days
in this place. Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes
OF New York are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Bry ant. Aggie Conner is spending
a few days in Belfast with Miss Abbie Nc
Bowel. ..Inez Peavey is in Castine this
week attending the graduating exercises. ~.
A a IN,
with her sister, Mrs. O. ?. Fuller. Mrs.
Forest Halves has gone to Howard, r. l., to
work. H, L. Jackson appears to be the
happiest man in town. 1t is girl
KNOX. At a Republican caucus held June
4th E. j. Vose. and F. A. Kenney were
elected delegates to the State Convention;
G. f. Bryant and Newell White delegates
to the Sd district Congressional convention
.... The building of the school houses has
been awarded to Vose and Sayward. The
one near the Station is to be completed by
Sept. 1st, and the one at East Knox by Oct
1st... Miss Annabel Hall, who has been a
visiting friends in Lowell for the last three
weeks, arrived home Tn ursday night .A
game of ball Saturday between the Freedom
Academy boys and the Hay of this
place resulted in score of II 20 IL in favor
of the school team. james G. Byrant
spent few days last week in Rockland
with his brother Samuel.
Freedom. The Memorial services Sunday
We're pleasantly observed. The church was
handsomely decorated with palms, potted
plants and flowers and national colors and
the sermon was by Rev. Sherman Goodwin,
The exercises Monday were at tile Grange
Hall, and the Memorial address by Mr. Good
win. The hall was finely decorated, as were
the graves of our lamented dead The wreaths
and flags showed that although dead they
are not forgotten The citizens of Freedom
are industrously lighting caterpiIars
Mr. Thaddeus Pierce is visiting at Mrs.
Fannie Carter S.. The family of Mr.. Pullen
spending a few days at the Thorndike
Hotel. Mrs Eugene Boulder entArtains
the Ladies Circle this, Thursday afternoon.
..., Mrs. Edmund Fuller is spending week
with Mrs. Charles Wentw orth . Ms. LIZ
zie McGray is visiting her father in Unity
MONROE. Miss Louise Mayo has returned
Mrs. Dingwell, in Schenectady, n Y. She
was delighted with the city. Mr.. George
Gould, one of our enterprislng young men,
who lives on a farm a short distance from
the village. was united in marriage May 31st
to Miss Sadie Garland of New burgh, by Rev.
Norman La Marsh in Castine. The best
wishes OF all attend them. Mr. Greenleaf
a !,
leave this week for Minnesota to spend the
summer. Mr.. Gould has three sons living
there. Miss Myra Nealley, daughter Of
Jefferson Neatly, was married June 1st by
Rev. F. S. Dolliff of Jackson, to MIR. Percy
E. Severance of Newburgh. They will reside
in New burg. Mr.. Blair will not have ser
vices at the church next Sunday afternoon
as he has an engagement away; but here
after expects to be with us every Sunday.
A large Sunday school has been organized
with Mr.. Blair as superintendent, and will
meet at P. m. every Sunday Mrs. Susie
Lyman from Roxbury, Mass. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. r. N. Colson. Mr.. VIM. Y.
Gilman's remains will be brought from
Belfast Tuesday and buried in the village
cemetery beside his father This is his
native place. The annual meeting of the
Church of God will be held at Maple Grove
Camp Ground beginning Thursday, June 23d
and continuing over Sunday. All are in
vited. -. Mrs. Susan Clark of Pittstield is
visiting Mrs. c. G. Moody 49,. The Ladies'
Union Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Lewis
White Tuesday, June 18th.