The Republican journal., 1899-09-14
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MONROE. The W. c. T. U. here is SMALL
temperance lecture a few weeks since, de-
ivered to good sized and attentive audi
ence by Rev. D. H. Piper of Winterport. If
there are others in the nearby towns who
lecture on temperance will they listen to
the cry and come over and help?
WINTERPoRT. Mrs. Cora Cole Baker of
Boston died at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Cole, Saturday, of cancer.
She had been i'll for many months but came
to visit her old home, hoping to be benefited
thereby. Mrs. Baker was a most excellent
woman and much sympathy is extended to
the husband and little son who survive her,
as we'll as to the parents, who mourn the
loss of an only daughter, and to the three
brothers. Mrs. Lewis Atwood has gone to
Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs. Kennedy.
-. Alta Treat of Rockport is visiting friends
in town. Clara Knowles and her mother,
Mrs. Morton Knowles, Ruth Smith, r. F.
Moody and Lizzie Moody left for New York
last Friday. ... Daniel Carleton and Simon
Carlton and wife of Indiana are visiting
their old home here. Mrs. Massure and
daughter, Miss Bessie of Lowell, are spend
ing a few weeks in town. George Phil
brook and Carrie E. Dorr were united in
marriage Thursday evening. The ceremony
was performed at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. d. Fl Piper.
BELMONT Miss Inez E. Allenwood and
her brother, Frank o., were in Camden Sum
day visiting. Geo. knights and family and
Edward Saunders and family were in Sears
port Saturday on picnic. Mrs. Geo. W..
Morse and daughter Jessie were at Temple
Heights, Northport, Sunday. Miss Lille
Lamb was in Searsmont Sunday visiting
Miss Mabel Mariner. Miss Nellie NJ.
Hills was in Searsmont last week visiting
her brother, l. A. Hills. Miss Lottie Rob
inson of Somerville, Mass, was in town FRI
day and Saturday visiting Miss Lille Lamb.
Miss Isabelle Towle and brother Maurice
were in town Sept. 9th visiting. Mr. and
Mrs. Sumner Bridges of Belfast We're in
town Sunday visiting Mrs. BIS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson. E. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Eaton of Belfast were in town Sun
day visiting Mr. ana Mrs, Fred Anowlton e.
Miss Hattie Colc0rd of Belfast was in town
Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. Della Gun
ningham. .....Mrs. Gen. Horace Bowdoin of
Washington, d. c., Miles l.. Dreamer Of
Texas and Emma Wood bury vi Northport
were in town last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Donnel. 80. Don't forget the fair
at Mystic Grange Hall Tuesday. Oct. 3D.. A
special invitation is given to other oranges
and those not members of the order to con-
tribute something. Come all you, brother
farmers and bring your families and enjoy a
days pleasure. Don't forget the time and
place Mystic Grange Hail, Oct 81.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Leora Partridge
returned last week from months visit to
relatives in Castiue...-M Mrs, Charles Bagley
was guest at the hotel, last week. e. Miss
Lillian Simmons left by boat Friday to re-
sumo her position teacher in the Newton
ville Mass. Grammar school. Mrs. Luther
Glover and Mrs. Henry Hall two sons and
maid who have spent the past SIX weeks in
town, returned Friday to their homes in
Quincy Mass. Harvard and Walter Col
cord, sons of Mr.. Frank Colcord of New
York, having passed their school vacation
IN town, left for home, Friday 90. There W as
quite an exodus of summer visitors from
our village last Saturday, including DR.. and
Mrs. Herman Hichborn, son and daughter
for Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. George Clark
and children, for Boston; Mrs. Henry Clark
and children, for New York Mrs. Hattie
Dickey and Mr.. George Hubbard for Dor
chester; and Mrs. J. L. Lancaster, to Join her
husband in Boston. ... Capt. Melvin Colcord
and son Edgar arrived home Sunday, alter
six months absence at sea. They We're
accompanied by Mrs. David Tibbetts of
Boston, who will remain for visit with her
mother, Mrs Lydia Cleaves. Mr.. Harry
Park left Monday to resume business with
the Chemical Fire Extinguisher Company
of which he is a member. Mrs. Sanborn,
of Frankfort, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Daniel Thompson. Mrs George Clifford
and family have closed their house at Fort
Point, and returned to Mrs. Abbie HIGH
born's to spend the winter months. Rev.
A. A. Smith of Belfast delivered very
fine sermon in our church last Sunday. 1t
called forth many words of commentator.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE Miss vanilla Jack
son is at home from Pittsfield. :. Mrs. Fred
Thurlow and son of Fort Fairfield are visit
ing Mrs. Isaiah Kicker. Mrs. Mary Edmunds
is at home from Pittsfeld and is in very
poor health. -. A. T. Jackson and W. A. Po-
land went to Togus few days since, and
thence to the fair at Lewiston, making the
trip on their wheels. Nv P Jones was at
home from Freedom last Sunday. =. Isaiah
Kicker and family have moved from the E.
B. Ramsey farm to the Asa Thompson place.
.. Gus Dinsmore of Pittsfield is at e. S.
Jackson's.. Mrs. Emma Cummings of
Manchester is at f. L. Warehouses; W.
S. Davis is at home from Camden for a few
days. Gus. Dinsmore, G. L. Edmunds and
and others will attend the Monroe fair this
week. Rufus Lowell and sisters attended
the annual reunion of the South Montvlle
High school at South Montville. Sept. 4th.. =
Volney Thompson, Frank Cushman, James
j. Clement and Milton Wentworth attended
the fair in Lewiston last week. The Ger
man Medicine Company have been enter
tanning the townspeople at the Grange Hall
the past week while advertising their wares.