The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-02
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session since Feb Goth sett ling up the &C
counts of the town for the year ending Feb
%, 1899. Mr.. Pencil of South Pittsfield
who has been getting out a large amount of
knees in this and adjacent towns, has a saw
set up in R. & G. B. Gilmore's lumber mill
where the knees are dressed and got ready
for shipment. DR.. A. A. Shaw of Clinton
WAS called Friday to attend child of Mr. and
Mrs. Philbrook at the village. Mrs Eima
Flag spent several days last week visting
relatives in Belfast. Prof ALI. Martz gave
one of his entertaining variety shows in
Town Hall Wednesday evening, Feb - "a,
to good sized audience,
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Fred Griffin left last
Monday for Foxboro, Mass, where he has
last week from Rockland, where he is at
tending Commercial College. Leonard
Cooper was in town last Saturday Elder
Hall of China visited j. F. Esancy the first
of the week 49,. f. S. Adams IS at work for
G. f. Randall in the mill. Mrs. j. @.
Adams visited Mrs Lucinda Marden last
week. We received the sad news last
Ross, Washington, formerly of this place.
He has been a devoted Christian, kind
husband and loving father, and was honored
and respected by all who knew him. He
leaves wife and one son to mourn their
loss; also large circle of relatives and
friends. The cause of death was typhoid
fever.
PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Eugene Barnes
entertained the Ladies Circle last Friday
evening, II was voted at the last circle to
have this poverty party and it was de-
cided success. Some of the costumes were
very striking. Miss Emily CHM and Mrs
Anna Hartman looked the worst of the
women, and Harry CHM of the men. Thirty
were present. Refreshments were served
at ten o'clock, and all went home pronounc
ing it the best circle of the season. Joe
Saunders of Surry is visiting Messrs. Edwin
and Guy Ridley. Several from this place
attended the minstrel show at Prospect
Marsh Feb. DIST, and all pronounced it good.
Charles Lane returned to his home in
Saugus, Mass, last week. Mrs. Fannie
Wilson Of sch Tofa, in Boston this week
George Bachelor spent several days in
Bangor last week. E. r. Bachelor has
returned to Mt. Desert. Miss Olive Bilta-
do was at home from Bucksport last Sun
day 80. Miss Nora Emerson has been very
sick with grip. She is attended by DR.. O.
S. Erskne of Frankfort.
IsLEsGoRo The Dark Harbor Sidewalk
Circle held fair at uion Hall on the even
ing of Feb. 18th There was a good attend
ance, and about $40 We're realized, by the
sale of fancy articles. The Islesboro H.
Illuminating Company gave All entertainment
in the Town Hall last Monday evening.
This society-composed chiefly of boys and
girls--is doing a fin work in lighting the
streets. Two young visitors recently ar
rived to grace the home of Mr. and Ms
Lincoln Farms worth, aud another has arrived
at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Elisha Nash
Mr.. Fred d. Pendletou, who has been the
manager, for several years, of the Land Com
pany's Stock Farm, left early in February,
and Mr.. Rose of Massachusetts. formerly OF
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80. Rev j. Coombs OF North Haven has been
holding meetings at the Middle church,
closing Feb. Goth. Last Sunday was excep-
tionally pleasant, and the services, both at the
Baptist and the Free Baptist churches We're
more largely attended than for several
months past. The Christian Endeavor So
ciety was excellently well attended Friday
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has been much sickness in town, but there
is very little at present. Mrs. f. d. Hatch
and Mrs. Regina Boardman, however are
still quite poorly, but improving. Miss
Addie Hatch, teacher in the Waterville pub
lie schools, has been home few weeks dur
ing the smallpox scare, but returned Satur-
day. Mrs. John Farrow left Monday for
New York to join her usband whose vessel
had just arrived from the South. :. Mr.. Win
fred fendleton of New York is at home for
a couple of weeks visiting his friends.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. The West Main street
Mask Ball Wednesday evening, Feb. POI,
passed off very successfully; twenty-six
couples masking. The costumes were all
good and there many novel and attractive
ones. All had evidently made an effort to
render the affair, what it proved, the best of
Its kind in the village for long time. Ice
cream and cake were served, and the even
ing was most enjoyable one to all. Mrs.
killman of Prospect is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Daniel Thompson, DR.. S. W. John
SOB of Belfast was in town Tuesday, for ex-
animation of Mr. Herbert Devereau's case
....W We regret to learn that Miss Leora
Partridge, who has been confined the house
all winter with bronchial trouble, has not
been as we'll of late. She is suffering great
ly from fever and consequent insomnia.
Her many friends hope she may gain
strength with the coming of warm weather.
Capt. Ernest Staples remains very
critically i'll from the effects of the grip.
A complication of heart and lung troubles
renders his condition so serious that his
physician, DR.. Stevens, who is watching the
case very carefully, Can give but little hope
of ultimate recovery MIR. Harry S. Park,
who, by the advice of physicians has been
spending the winter At ST. Augustine and
Tampa, Florida, has taken d trip to Havana
for a look at Cuba under the Stars and
Stripes. Capt. John n. Staples, for several
years commanding steamer running be-