The Republican journal., 1899-02-23
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SEARsMoNT, The W. C. T.U. held its COM
memorative service marking the close of
Miss Wizards first year in Heaven on Sun
day, Feb. 10Th. 1t was feared the bad
weather would keep many away, but there
was large attendance ard great interest
manifested. Both young and old contrbut-
ed to the program, with songs readings, etc,
and the choir furnished excellent music.
SOUTH MoNTv1LLE. C.. E Lovett has ac-
cepted position as bookkeeper in Camden.
....Rev. B. M. E iwards of Bruins wick is ex-
pected to supply the desk next Sunday.
Bertha and Mrs. c. S. Adams are out taking
orders for room paper for Carl & Jones of
Belfast. Mrs. +. s. Adams and Willie WIS.,
tied in Morrill, last week -. The drama en-
titled "Rebecca's Triumph will be present.
ed by the Grange March I'd; if stormy the
6th....C. I. Randall was showing parties
over the Grange building last week from
Belfast, with view to going into business.
This is first class location and we think
the right party might run successful bust
ness.
MONROE Mrs. George Gould has been
very sick the past week Rev. j. S. Blair
unable to hold meet ngs at the two
churches Sunday, on account of rh eumatsm
&c.,. Miss Lydia Mansur has been worse the
past week. Church socable Feb. 22d at E.
II. Nealey's. 1t was postponed two weeks
on account Of the weather.. Mrs. Laura
Palmer has been on the sick list the past
week.. Mrs. Abhe Sewall has been in
town week with her mother, Mrs. Atwood
who will return to Roxbury with her
daughter to stop few weeks. Mr.. w. E.
Craig opened his high school at the village
last Monday with 81 scholars He is an
experienced teacher with high reputation,
and it is hoped all will avail themselves of
this opportunity for schooling. Quite a
delegation from the Centre Church spent
social evening with Rev. j. S. Blair last
Monday evening They came well laden
with the good things of this life, which We're
hig Aly appreciated by the pastor and his
good wife. Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Palmer
intended visiting Augusta last W eek, and
also the Veterans meeting in Bangor. but the
big storm prevented
SloShlO N n very IlPdsdub even
ing was reported by those attending the V.
l. S. sociabe Thurday evening at the home
of Capt. and Mrs. Chas Park 80. Our
Dramatic Club presented the comedy, "Mr
Bob, in Winterport last Friday evening
and met with very good success The
Winterport orchestra furnised excellent
music for the dance which followed The
Club desire to extend thanks to Our old
townsman, MIR Daniel Spencer, for his kind
ness in the loan Of stage fittings, from his
furniture store. Mr.. Willard Treat of St.
Paul. Mimi, was in town last week, the
guest of Capt and Mrs. French Hichhorn.
He came East to bring the body of his
mother for lnterment at Scar sport Harbor,
beside her husband, the late Capt. Willard
Treat. Aroplexy was the cause of her
sudden death Mrs Margaret Ames is still
confined TO her bed, aud her friends see but
little If any Improvement in her condition.
80. We are glad to learn that MI Herbert
Devereaux, who was obi Ig+d to leave lis
position in a dental college i'll Boston last
fall on account of i'll health, and who has
been confined to the house all winter, is
somewhat improved. We hope soon to see
him about the streets again, as the weather
grows warmer. Cards have been received
announcing the marriage OF Mr.. Edward
Hartman and Mrs. Annie Griffin, Feb, 18th.
They have the hearty congratulations and
best wishes of the entire community. News
has also been received of the marriage Of
Mr., Loring Griffin of this place, to Miss
Mildred Dorr, of North Searsport, Feb 18th.
Miss Ann Thompson left town Monday
10 VISIT relatives in Albion, Maine after
which she will 60 to Somerville, Mass. :,
where she expects to remain permanently.