The Republican journal., 1899-06-29

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BELMONT. Mr.. John Bryant and daughter
Mabel of Searsmont were in town Sunday
visiting his brother, Mr.. James E. Bryant.
80. Miss Edith Morrill, is in Searsport visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Jennie Pike. Miss
Lizzie d. Knight, who has been in Sears
port at work for the past two months, has
returned home. Miss Inez E. Allenwood
is in Lincolnville visiting at Mrs. Sadie
Knights. Mrs. Sadie Lamb left Monday
for Massachusetts, where she has employ
ment in hospital
HALLDALE. Rev. j. W. Thomas and sew
eral others from Rockland attended the
quarterly meeting here last week. Mr..
Thomas preached very interesting sermon
Sunday morning, John Nutter has taken
possession Of the place he bought of Frank
Sanford and Mr.. Sanford is moving to Burn
ham. H l. Eastman is preparing to build
a barn...E B. Gowen of Troy called on
friends here last Sunday. Mrs. c. A. Fos-
ter, who has been sick long time. is gain
ing little. Mrs. Nellie Nichols has arriv-
Poland
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Capt. Albert Colcord
has returned from Boston and will spend
the summer at home, having placed another
captain in command of his vessel for
voyage to the west coast of Africa. E. MIR.
+. ii. Cousens spent Sunday with his family,
| returning to kingman, Monday. Mrs. A.
S. Costigan has returned to her home in
Hampden, leaving her auut, Mrs, Margaret
Ames, considerably improved in health
Miss Evelyn L. Colcord accompanied Mrs.
C., remaining for a weeks visit. Mrs
Clara Bran of Brookline, Mass, is the gnest
of her aunt, Mrs. Amelia r. Garter DR.
Truman Griffin of Pittsteld arrived in
town Sunday, and he and DR.. Stevens sue
cessfully performed a surgical operation in
the case of Mrs, Levi Griffin. Mrs. Bion
Sanbcrn accompanied her husband on his
last business trip, both returning Sunday
Capt. Charles Ames of the steamship Han
cock, now doing duty in as L. S. transport
between San Francisco and Manila, has
made the quickest passage on record be-
tween those two ports. Rev. A A. Smith
OF Belfast filled the pulpit of the Universal
list church, Sunday afternoon, June 18th,
and it is expected that he will be with us
every second Sunday through the season,
alternating with Swanville, where he is
already engaged. Capt. F. B. Clifford is
again to be found at his old business stand,
having re-opened his store June 10Th.
W1NrERPoRT. Children's Day was OBJ
served at the Methodist church Sunday,
June 18th. The audience room was very
prettly decorated. There was some fine
special music by the choir and an excellent
sermon by the pastor in the morning. In
the evening a very interesting concert was
given by the Sunday school, with the follow.
ing program: Part 1st Organ voluntary,
Marie Wardwell organist; song, Welcome
to June; chorus, choir; prayer, pastor; re-
sponsive reading superintendent and school;
singing, The Kindly Skies, choir; introduce
tory address, Isabelle McManus; exercise,
Floral Offerings, Evelyn Page, Gladys Cole,
Frances Lougee, Laura Spurdens, Marion
Bartlett, Belle Bartlett; song, Gods Little
One, Picnic Dorr; rec, Some One Sees,
A2ASeAhoA
to Tea, Ruth Young; song, Raymond Taint-
er and Earl Verrill; rec, Katies Part, Nora
Kneeland rec, Two Little Girls, Ruth
Dyer; song, l am Little Infant scholar.
Picnic Dorr, Ruth Dyer, Evelyn Page, Lin
ME Verrill; rec, Rover in Church, Louise
Gilman; rec, Watch your Words, Belle
Thayer; motion song, Hida Williams,
oil To, I'll To-,
er, Mia Hill, Isabel McManus. Part ID :
Peace or War, Young Americas Verdict !;
introduction, Grace Thompson; Peace, Mat
tie Lesan; War, Lester Nickerson; History's
Tribute to Peace, Walter Levansaler; sing
ing, Peace Song, Minnie McDermott, Minnie
George Ethel Baker, Annie Hardy, Winnie
Bussey Conquest's Tribute to War, Willie
Rosignall; Libertys Tribute to War, Ida
Bowden; Patriotsm's Tribute to Peace,
Minnie McDermott; song, God Bless our
Land, choir; Morality's Tribute to Peace,
Minnie George; Religions Tribute to Peace
Ethel Baker; singing, Recessional, quar-
tette Messrs. Haley and fainter, Mrs. Lou
gee, Miss Chase; remarks by the pastor
| collection doxology. Mr. Baker of Ne.
braska, a former resident of this town, visit
ed his old home last week after an absence
of q years. He was the guest of his sister
Mrs. Alonzo Hurd, and other relatives.
Philip McManus is at home from Portland
where he attended school, for his vacation
Miss Emily F. Miller County President, W
c. T. o., Wis tied the Winterport and Filing.
woods Corner Unions last week. :. Little
| Misses Marion Grant and Jessie Baker have
been very ill, but are now convalescent. -.
| r;o of nd Wis tod boy
brother, Joshua Treat, over Sunday.
Messrs. Frank and Herbert Simpson were
called to Winslow June 10Th to attend the
funeral of their uncle. Mrs. R. A. Shaw
died at her home at Coles Corner, june
10Th, after prolonged and painful illness
Mr.. and Mrs.iRufus Nealley of Monroe have
been visiting friends in town for few days
....Mrs. Roberts. formerly of Frankfort
died suddenly at her home in New York
last week and her remains were brought