The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-08-17
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Laura Jose of Newport was the guest of Mrs
A. B. Thompson last week. She also visited
Mrs. 81. A. Libby. ...F. P. Gould and wife
spent Sunday with friends in Benton Falls.
Mrs. Maria Nickless has returned FROM
short stay at Ocean Point. Miss Sophronia
McCausland, who is type setter in an
Office in Portland, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Loantha Farnham of this village....
Miss Laura Morrill, returned to Temple
Heights recently, accompanied by her moth
err, Mrs. J F. Morrill,, and Mrs. ANGELA
Brackett. Mrs. E. II. Thompson of Bos-
ton, Miss Ada Coffin, Mrs Jennie L. G.
Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin and Miss
Pearl Stevens are at Old Orchard. Miss
ter, Mrs. Grace Simmonds. They have gone
to Monroe for visit to relatives. For other
Pittstield items see 7th page.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Little Helen
Calderwood fell last week and broke her
arm. =. Miss Adde Crockett has arrived
home from a visit to relatives and friends
in Lynn and Salem, Mass. Mrs. William
Smith is visiting relatives in Unity. Mr..
Wilbur Staples has arrived home from Mon
roe, where he has had employment. Miss
Bertha Partridge visited relatives in Frank
fort, Monroe and Clark's Corner last week.
Mr.. Will Sparrow has moved his family
into their new home here, formerly the
Henry McCaslin place. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
W. Barrett visited relatives in Stockton
Springs village, recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Lampher of Belfast visited relatives
and friends here, last week. ....F F. Percy
Partridge is quite i'll. Mrs. Freeman Part
ridge, with her son and daughter, called re-
Gently on Mrs. Jennie Roberts of Somerville,
Mass at her summer home in Searsport and
also called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCaslin.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore of Monroe
visited at Mrs. Moores old home here, re-
Gently
THoRNDIKE. John Tilton has been quite
sick, but is improving. Lila Sparrow of
Boston, Mass, and Lula Kenney of Knox
were guests of their uncle, Willard Sparrow,
last Friday and Saturday Mrs. Rebecca
Files visited her daughter, Mrs. II. J.
Stevens, in Bangor last week. H L. Wing
and wife, V. N. Higgins and son passed Aug.
7th in Belfast. Bert Stevens any wife visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Knowlton in Bangor
Aug u and 10. Mrs. Addie Higgins visit
ed Mrs. Dora Carpenter in Brooks Aug. 18th.
....Joseph Sturgss and wife of Troy were
the guests of j. S. Files and wife Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Clara Gilmore and children of
Burnham were the guests of A. III. Higgins
and wife a few days last week. Farmers
are having fine weather to harvest their
grain. Rain is much needed water in the
streams and wells is getting very Iowa.
band OF gypses went through town last
week, begging feed of all kinds, and if
denied were quite abusive in their language
-. Lizzie Robbins of Belfast was the guest
of Mrs. Jennie Vose a few days last week
Omar johnson, who has been passing
few weeks with his parents, has returned to
his place OF employment at keene, n. H..
Mrs. Clara and Eta Harmon We're the
guests of Alfred Howard and wife Of Mont
Vile Saturday night. Willard Sparrow
and wife passed last Sunday in knox,.
Charles Cox and wife and Misses Jennie
Cox and Edith Harmon returned Monday
from a weeks outing at Foxcroft Camp
Ground. Gardner Philbrick and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Webster.
Carl Coffin passed two days in Pittsteld last
week....F. n. Nose passed last Friday
night in Belfast. Eddie Tucker and sister
of Pittsfield visited relatives and friends in
town the past week
IsLEsBoRo. Llewellyn Sherman, wife and
son of Syracuse, n. Y and Fred Bliss Sher
man of Savannah, n. Y, are visiting their
brother, Frank W Sherman, and sister, Mrs
Loranus Pendleton. Tuesday afternoon the
Sherman family, with invited friends, had a
picnic at the old homestead on the west
side, a short distance north of Gilkey'
Harbor.. Saturday afternoon and evening
there was large picnic and clam bake, got
ten up by Mrs. Walter o. Hail. at The
Rock, on the East bay. A huge bonfire in
the evening on the high rocky promontory
could be seen far out into the bay Mrs.
Mary Hatch leaves this week for Wolfville,
Nova Scotia, to visit her son, Rev. Hugh
Ross Hatch, pastor of the Baptist church in
that place. At the cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. James Lawrence of Groton Mass, DR..
Webb and wife of New York are visiting.
Mrs. Webb is daughter of the late William
III. Vanderbilt. -. Baron Won Hoenigen-
Huena and wife of St. Petersburg are visit
ing the Rev. DR.. VIM. Prall and wife of De-
troit, at their cottage. The Baron is Equerry
to the Gar and Colonel in the Rus sian army
xxrifn Mioo T,ntl nd ia, iotn
of Mrs. Prall. They are dau ghters of for
mer Americana Ambassd or TO Russia. Baron
Won Hoenizen-Huena speaks German and
Russian, but not English. The position and
title of the Baron and Baroness place them
in Court circles. DR.. Prall has degrees from
Phi. D. from the University of Heidelberg.
He is rector of St. Johns church, Detroit,
that has membership of 400
SOUTH MoNrv1L1E. Maynard Stone and
wife of Providence, R. l., have been visit
ing in this vicinity. .Chas. Skinner and
wife of Port Clyde have visited her mother
Mrs. Nancy Colby. Luville Simmons of
Waltham, Mass, is spending few weeks
with his parents, J. II. Simmons. His wife
july. Eugene Clark and wife of Camden
made Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gilman a short
visit last week. They were on their
way to Palermo to visit her parents. SO.
u. NJ. dOWeS anu vile were IN R0Ckland
the first of the week to visit his sister, Mrs.
Hart, and see the war vessels but they
were too late to go on board Charles is
quite hustler, but he failed that time....
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Garland of Lowell,
Mass, who have been stopping for the past
few days with her brother, W. E. Prescott,
returned home Monday. Geo. Champion
of Danvers, Mass and his son, lad of ten
years, rode their wheels from Togus to Lab
erty one day last week. They remained
over night with his old friend, L. F. Hurd,
and visited his cousin, Mrs. c. S. Adams,
the next day. Mrs. Sarah Knowlton and
brother, Mr.. Webb are stopping at her home.
Mrs. o. P. Fuller, with her son Roy and
daughter Edie, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Q. Adams, Saturday and Sunday.
The reunion of the High school scholars of
1888 will be held Sept. Cd. 1t is hoped
there will be large gathering.
SwANvILLE Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
Harland Smart of Mass, DR.. Augustus o.
Stoddard and wife of Belfast, Hon. T. c.
Smart and wife, Capt. Nehemiah Smart and
Mrs. M. p. Greeley, Hon. A. E. Nickerson
and his mother, Mrs. Abigail Nickerson,
spent very enjoyable afternoon at the
Dickey cottage. ....Jewell Bowling and
Louise Cunningham left for Bar Harbor
Monday. Henry Aldrich and Lena Cum
ningham have returned to Maiden. "A T.
Mudgett and Marion Nickerson returned to
Mass. Saturday. Mrs. Lufkin and Miss
Phillips of East Orrington were guests of