The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-04


Leroy Mariner last week. u. S. Mahoney
of Lawrence, Mass, and Frank E. Cello of
Newport Center, Vermont, are at E. P. Ma
honey's for few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. V.
4. Wilson and two children of Dorchester,
Mass. and Mrs. Caro- Pottle of Belfast, were
in town last week calling on relatives and
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gables and
daughter Nellie spent July 5Oth in Union,
visiting relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin E. Howard of Belfast spent Sun
day with Edgar P. Mahoney. DR.. G. K. H.
Ness has been repairing his barn.
WALDO Isaac Burns is on the sick list
and appears 70 be failing. Monday was
busy day for those who had not finished
haying. E. Feed in pastures is short and
cows are fed at the barn. The hay crop is
d title below last year and early feeding
will help to reduce the surplus The NJ.
G. X. r. working crew has removed the rails
on the spur track to Oak Hill granite
quarry where they crossed the county
roads, and fixed the crossings. A road to
avoid the crossings was laid ont by the
county commissioners. An appeal was taken
and committee appointed, who are expect
ed to give hearing some time in the near
future. The r. r. Co. are ordered to build
an underpass and they hope by removing
the rails on these crossings to compromise
the matter and have the roads remain as
they are now.
BELMONT. Miss Lydia Blake of West
Goo ;ui Wis 4
Bowdoin s.. Mr.. John Bryant and son and
daughter, Mabel and Arthur, of Searsmont
were in town Sunday visiting Mr.. BIS
brother, James E. Bryant. Ralph Grey,
wife and child, of Providence, r. l. are in
town visiting Mr. Grey's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Calvin Grey. Samuel Foss of South
| boro, Mass, is visiting his brother, W.
S. Foss. . @. A. Wellman of East Sears
mont was in town one day last week and
sold n. B. Allenwood and son one of the
Mccormick, New moving machines for
which he is agent, MIR. Wellman deals
honestly with all men and any body in want
| of moving machine this year or next will
| do we'll to buy of him. The many friends
of Mr. Frank Wagner will be glad to learn
| -
in Denver, Colorado. The young men who
are tearing up the fence around A. d. Bow
! doin's pasture had better look out in the
future, as they will be severely dealt with.
| CENTRE L1NcoLNvILLE. George Lermond
is at home from Massachusetts for few
weeks vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Robinson left last Saturday for Kennebunk
| Beach, where they will spend few weeks. .
Miss Eda Mckinney of Boston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Lavinia McKenney......
| George Greed of Vinalhaven is spending a
few days at j. S. Mullins. George Heal
Mrs. J. E. Scruton. -. Mrs. Dolbeare and
two daughters, ard Miss Lyon of South Bos-
ton arrived Tuesday to spend their vacation
at j. S. Mulliu s, Willow Farm. T.. Miss Caro-
Pierce of South Boston is guest at Andrew
McCohhs. Rev. Mr. Adige of South Thomas
ton preached very interesting and instruc-
tive sermon at the Methodist church last
Sunday afternoon. Joseph Witherley OF
Belfast is visiting at F, NJ. Russ James
Cilley of Waldo was in town Friday. Mrs.
| Willis Mahoney and son Damon, who have
been visiting at David Mahoney's, returned
| to Charlestown, Mass, Monday
! PROSPECT VILLAGE. Mrs. Mary Davis
and children of Boston are expected this
week 70 spend the Summer with her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dockham. Mrs. Nell
lie Hall and daughter Nellie of Camden,
Misses Lillian Spinney aud Ella Partridge
u lf,,c+
Gould last Sunday. They left little Nellie
Hall for fortnig gifts vacation, and she is
having delightful time. She is little
girl of nine years and a hue singer. The
members of South Branch Grange We're
charmed with her songs July Both. -. Mrs.
Moses Glidden of Freedom is expected to
visit her friends here in September. :. Mr..
Edgar G. Williams of Maiden, Mass, has re-
turned from his visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fl. Littlefed. Mrs. Jennie Mudgett and
son Henry Of Belfast are visiting Mrs. E. G.
Libby 90, Mrs. Joel Lane of frankie is WIS.,
iting Capt Robert Killman and family.
Business is lively on all of the stone quar-
res, giving employment to all who want it,
Farmers are nearly through haying and re-
port an extra quality and quantity of hay
this year. Vegetation is looking tine....
Any one finding a dark brown overcoat,
with light plaid lining and black striped
satin sleeves Innings, would do the owner
favor by leaving it at the post office in Pros
pect village, or at c. Fl. Littletied's.
APPLETON. Misses Nellie and Jennie
Foster of Bath are guests of Mrs. George
Ripley at G. FL, Pages. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Newt bert of Dorchester, Mass, was
in town last week calling on friends. L.
W. Hadley, NJ. D., has rooms at the Valley
House, where he can be found by those in
need of skilltul physician and surgeon.
DR.. Hadley is graduate of Bowdoin Medi-
cal College and comes very highly recon-
mended. There is but little sickness in our
community now, but we don't know how
soon we may need the services of a physi-
cian.... j .Asbury Pitman, superintendent of
schools of Marlboro, Mass. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pitman. Mr.. Pit
man met with an accident few days since
and is suffering with badly sprained ankle
and fracture of the bone caused by fall
from bicycle. III. n. Keene and wife of
Rockland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. c.
loo Tlr r. parly of