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

spent Sept. 9th IN North Appleton. Mr..
and Mrs. Benz Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Stephen Gables and family spent Sept. 9th
in Oakland, Me. Geo. Donnell was in
Rockland for few days last week. Oscar
Hills of East Northport called at E. P.
Mahoneys Saturday on his way to Union.
j. S. Mahoney accompanied him.. Mrs. A.
NJ. Ingraham of Belfast was IN town Sept.
9th, the guest Of Mrs E P. Mahoney 800. J ohm
Cummings has painted his house.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. During the severe
Sept. 18th, the dwelling house of Mr.. James
o. Bartlett was struck by lightning and
would soon have been consumed by fire if
it had not been quickly discovered and ex-
tinguished. Several trees We're also struck
in this vicinity. During the same storm
the barn of Mr.. Frank Woodbury. of Morrill,
was destroyed by fire resulting from bolt
of lightning Miss Bertha Thompson and
Miss Cora Poland are attending the fall term
al Freedom Academy. Fred Myrick has
been drawn as grand juror and Mr.. James
0. Bartlett as traverse juror for the Sep
TENDER term of court in Belfast. Rev. L.
NJ. Burlington and wife of Belfast called at
William Whites last Friday go. Miss Sprague
of Belfast, who has been visiting Miss Edna
Thompson, has returned ... Miss Miriam
Bartlett left by Fridays boat for Hopedale,
Mass, where she will teach the coming
year.
PROSPECT FERRY. Misses Alferetta and
pf vic tod aJ,
tives here last week Miss Rose Mudgett,
who has been at Sea- Harbor the past three
months, returned home last week. Geo.
G. Pierce and Mrs. Rufus Hartman went to
Bath last Thursday to join Capt. Rufus Har-
riman. They will go a "trip to sea in barge
West Virginia. Miss Clara Griffin of
Stockton visited Mrs. Eugene Barnes and
Mrs. Annie Devereaux several days last
week. Mrs. Annie Emerson, who was
very sick the past week, is much better.
She is attended by Dr. Erskine of Frank
fort and her nurse is Mrs. Orlla McMann.
go. Miss Addie Partridge of Stockton is do
ing dressmaking for Mrs. Anna Hartman.
.Linwoo Pierce returned to Boston last
Saturday. -. Everett Pierce arrived home
from Boston last Saturday Horace Lind
sey of Prospect Marsh is helping Capt W.
d. Hartman build Capt. W. H. Harrimans
new house. When completed it will be one
of the finest residences in town.
CAMDEN. The Camden schools began Mon
day with the following teachers: High, C.
B. Allen assistant, Winifred B. Simmons
Grammar, F. r. Wilbur assistant NJ. L.
French sub-grammar, Hattie Hart; inter-
mediate, Maude Duphsea; primary, Mrs.
Laura W adsworth Elm street, sub-primary,
Eta Mullen Mountain street sub-primary,
May Bowers; Cleveland Hall, Fourth grade,
Florence Towle; Millville, Margaret Allen:
Mansfield Henry Upton; Cobb, Eunice
Sedgwick. -. DR. j. ". Pearson has return
ed from L ondon, England, where he has
been the past three months studying surgery.
He will remain i'll Camden about two weeks
and then leave for Providence, r. L., where
greatly missed here by his many friends for
he was always genial and a great favorte,
not only among his patients but the general
public. He has the best wishes of host Of
friends, for his future success, who will fol-
low with interest his future career.
MORRILL,. Two barns, 90 tons of hay, a
moving machine, two horse rakes, belong
ing TO Frank w. Woodbury. We're totally de-
stroyed by fre-caused by lightnlng-ciur-
ing the shower Wednesday afternoon Sent.
9TH, Loss 81 300; insured for 800 in the
AndrOscoggin Fire Ius. Co.,. Rev. A, u,
Friday, returning Saturday. He began
series of revival meetings at East Knox last
Monday evening State Constable J. h.
Mears made a trip to New Hampshire last
week George Clark OF New Haven, Conn,
arrived recently to spend two or three weeks
among relatives and friends. Mrs. Clark
and little daughter Addie have been here
The larger part of the summer. Dr.. and
Mrs. T. n. Pearson attended the e. E. Con-
vention in Gardiner last week and We're alb
sent three days. Mrs. Robe Grey moved
back here from Belfast recently Mrs.
Martha Crocker of Houlton, Me, has been
guest recently at j. r. Mears. :. Stephen
Payson and wife and Anon Payson visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Pavson,
the past week. -. Ezekiel Merrithew reports
a good squash vine from one seed. 1t made
three branches 10 IL, IL IL and % II feet,
on each of which are two fine squashes. ..
Miss Lille Creasey is at home on a visit to
her mother, from Rhode Island -. The Y.
p. S. c. E. of this p ace recognized recently
with the following officers: President, Rev.
A. d. Thibodeau; Vice Pres, Mrs s. A
Storer; Rec. Secy., Mrs. I. N. Pearson Cor
Secy., Miss Bertha Hatch; Treas, Mrs. 7.
N. Pearson; Organist Miss Emma Murch.
APPLETON. Quite change was recently
made 10y F. j. Cakes in his buildings on the
Sullivan place. The old house has been
moved from the original position and at.
tached to the L. a veranda added and other
changes made. A large, two-story house
will be erected on the spot where the old
house stood. A New York architect is at
work on plans for the house and work will
begin immediatel w.. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Sullivan of Portland are making their an
nual visit to his mother and other relatives
here. -. Mr.. Hiram Dunton has returned
from Colorado after an absence of 80 years
from Maine, and is the guest of his brother
Geo. G. Dunton. Mrs. Mark Ames, who
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