The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-01-12

CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mrs. Lucy Went
worth, who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Stephenson of Portland, has returned
and is now stopping with her daughter, Mrs
0. A Ramsay Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Johnson have returned from Massachusetts.
MIR Clifton Morse aud Mr.. Volney Thonp-
son went to Unity sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Byron Morse, formerly resi-.
dent of this place.
WALDO. Esther Cilley is still on the sick
list. Mrs. A j. Simmons, who has been
sick with pneumonia, is improving .,...
Mrs, Isaac Burns is sick with paralysis of
the bowels. l.. n Simmons, assistant mail
carrier, House of Representatives., was at
home over Sunday u. Fl. Cilley, general
agent for the King, Richardson Pub. Co., has
an office in Belfast. Miss Nan Grindle, W no
has been teaching the Evans school, left Fri
day for her home in South Penobscot. The
person or persons who took the hive of bees
from the Levanseller Bros are requested to
return the hive before swarming time.
W1NTERPoRr. The w. c. I. U. held an
interesting service Sunday evening; subject,
Peace and Arbitration Mrs. r. A. Mill
ken has been quite i'll, but is slightly i'm
| proved. Mrs. Margaret Kelley is very low,
with no hope of recovery. Miss Marion
| Kelley arrived from Hartford last week and
will remain while her aunt lives. Mr.. f.
| French came over from Gardiner and spent
Sunday at Mrs. Kelley's Capt Benjamin
Thompson is able to be out again. His
daughter, Mrs. Williams, with her little
daughter Hida, arrived from Boston last
Saturday :. Mrs. Crowley is very low, and
her daughters, Mrs. Margaret Atwood of
| Boston and Mrs. Clara Merrill Of Hudson,
arrived Sunday. There are still many
cares of grip reported.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS The Israel
ties met at MIR. VIM Smiths last Tuesday
evening. The program was as follows
Singing by choir; Bible conundrums, Mrs.
Jennie Marden; reading, His Mother,
Inez Maxtield; history questions, Bertha
Partridge; song, ION the Banks of the
| Wabash Mrs. Gertie Clifford; rec,
"Christmas," Jennie Clifford reading, The
| Dentist" Emery Calderwood; song, IN y
Mother" Mrs. Hattie Calde God; stories
by Mr.. VIM Smith, Mr.. Freeman Partridge
Capt Frank Marlen, Mr., Edward Clifford
and others conundrums and charades Mr.
James Marden, Mrs. Helen Smith and
others. Several songs were sung by request,
and f Percy Partridge and Mrs. Gertie
| Clifford gave several harmonica and organ
duets. Mr.. Wilbur Ridley has been quite
i'll with the grip for two weeks, but is now
improving. Miss Jessie Marden has gone
to Medfeld, Mass, to work in the straw shop
Mr.. Henry McCaslin and family of Sears
port and Mr. and Mrs. George Lathrop OF
Stockton Springs village visited at Capt. S
B. Littlefeld's last week. Mss Matte
Littletield has gone to Augusta, where she
Las employment. Mr.. Samuel Holt has
arrived home from Frankfort, where he has
been very i'll for several months. =. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Moore of Monroe visited rea
tives in town recently. Mr.. Eugene
Partridge, who is employed in Prospect, was
at home last week on account of the grip
Mr.. Herman Partridge and his sister
Bertha visited relatives in Frankfort, re.
Gently.