The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25

LINCoLNv1LLE CENTRE. Lettie D. McKin-
ney arrived from Portland Tuesday to visit
her brother at Elm View Farm. j. There is
to be sociahIe and dance at the Town
House Tuesday night, Aug. Both, for the
benefit of the Grange. Ice cream and
cake will be served. Come one, come all
Mrs. C. H. Mckinney spent Sunday in
Belmont, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Morrill,. Mrs. Julia Young is spend
ing week on the Camp Ground.
WALDO. Edward Evans is in Portland at
tending the New England fair. Miss Luna
Ferguson and Miss Trina Harding of Troy
visited in town last week. James Austin
of South China was in town the first of tie
week. Mrs. Lizzie Gay has returned to
her home in South China. Farmers have
had a hard time getting grain; so many
showers aud so little sunshine. e. Late
planted potatoes are rusting and if the
weather continues unfavorable they will
probably rot. Plums are beginning to ripen,
and the yield will be above the average.
Bicknell of Meriden, CT, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Freeman last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Hsdley of Massachusetts are visiting
Mr.. HIS parents. Mrs. NJ. E. Luce of
Merrlmac Mass, attended the funeral of
Mr. Isaac Burns last week. She is stopping
with her son, DR.. P. F. Luce, at Northport
Camp Ground. -. Mrs. Walter Neal and two
children, Walter and Madeline, and the
Misses Sprague of Rock land are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons. Mr.. Will Langell
of Boston visited friends here recently...
Mrs. Lois Littlefeld of Milford, Mass, is in
town. MIR. and Mrs Horace Brown have
returned to their hoIle in Lawrence, Mass.
UNITY. MIR. and Mrs F. l.. Ames of
Skowhegan We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Q. J. Bartlett Sunday .... Mrs, H. j. Howard
and daughter Of Watervlle are at Winder-
mere Park...Mr. Chas, Wellington, who
burned out at Albion, has moved in
with his daughter, Mrs Geo. M0shier ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel Berry had a little
stranger come to their home the 10Th. 1t
IS a girl. Prot Lothrop OF Pittsfield was
the guest of J R. Libby Sunday ,.., Clair
Whitney, our new doctor is having quite
practice. Flora Watson returned from
Boston Aug 20Gh to visit her mother. The
Ladies' sewing circle has been revived and
met with Mrs. Salome Harding Aug. oath.
go. 1t is quite lively at Windermere Park
just now. There We're pIenics every day last
week. The hotel is fun of boarders .... DR..
W q Fuller and family, who have been stop
ping at Windermere Park for some time
have returned to their home in Pittstield
They have rented both of their Gotta yes. &C..
Mrs. 4. r. Myrick is very poor ly and is un-
able TO go out. Miss Mary Hill of Concord,
n. H, is the guest of Miss Abbie Tozier.
Quite number went from here to the trot
at Pittsteld and came home i'll a rain Storm
TROY. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw Mr..
Joseph Fernald and Milton Carlton attend
ed the reunion of the Goth Maine Regt. in
Winterport and report a very pleasant time
Misses Luna Ferguson and Katrina
Harding visited friends in Waldo last Satur-
day and Sunday. Monday they went to
Northport for day. They will return to
Pennington next Monday to resume their
studies in the Normal School. 50. Rev. j. C
Lamb and family have gone to Northport To
attend the annual campmeeting. Misses
Bessie and Helen Weymouth are in North
port for few days. Miss Florence Cilley
of Augusta is visiting relatives in town..
Mrs. M. F. Leathers went 10 Brooks last
Saturday to visit her niece, Miss Edith L.
Forbes, who is very sick. Miss Jennie
Ward is visiting relatives in Peabody and
Boston, Mass. Arthur Woodard who has
been in town for number of months, has
returned to his home in Auburn Miss
Eau stina Whitaker will give a lawn party
at her home Wednesday evening, Aug. 31th !;
if stormy on that day it will be given on
the following Friday evening -. Rev. A.
Wood has gone to Northport for the week
MONROE. AS Miss Linda Chase was driy-
ing by Mr. Elijah Ritchie's house Sunday
evening her horse was frightened at sleigh
by the side of the road and ran away throw
ing her younger brother out. Miss Chase,
who is only II years old, did not let go of
the horse but held on, and although she was
thrown out and her clothes badly torn and
stopping the horse. 1t was very fortunate
that neither of the occupants of the carriage
was hurt. Quarterly meeting will be held
at the Monroe Centre Church Sept ID, 81
and 4th. Rev Mr. Whitcomb will be present
during the meeting. -. Mrs. Edwin jenkins
is visiting relatives in Rock land and Cush-
ing for two weeks.... Mrs. Franklin Chase
has returned from week s visit to her sis
ter in Alton-who is an invalid-and on the
way visited elAtives in Bangor and Oldtown.
49, Mrs. Jennie Goodhue and two children
from Massachusetts have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Annie Ryder. =. Mr.. Albert
Plummer of Somerville, Mass, is visiting
relatives in town. He has been the guest
of Mrs. Freeman Atwood. Mrs. Annie
Conant will entertain the church sociable
Wednesday, Aug 31st. MIR. Melvin West
and family from Pennington are visiting
his parents, Eli West and wife,. Free
dance at Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening,
Aug. 29th. The. remains of Hiram Parker
were brought from Massachusetts and in
tered in Monroe cemetery last Sunday
An obituary will appear later. John c.
Neatly, who lives in the edge of Winterport,
an aged man, has been failing all summer
op1 10 Mra Pond of RonOor who