The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-02-23

NORTH SEARsPoRT. Marshall Nickel-
son has been in town recently as the guest
of James E. Marden.. Miss Sarah Thurs
ton has been the guest of Mrs. G. O. Fer
Maid for the past few days. Mr. Eli Col
son is about to leave this place for New
Hampshire, where he has employment.
Mr.. Leo Sargent was the guest OF Mr..
Waldo Chaplin Feb. 12..... Mr.. A. T. Nick
erson was at this place recently calling on
friends 49,. Mr. George E. Chaplin is buy
ing and shipping eggs for Boston parties.
.... Mr.. F. L. Trundy, who has been quite
i'll, is now gaining. go. Mr. Il. D. Harris
horne was in town recently calling on
friends. -. Mrs. Savory has been in town
recently visiting Mrs. G. 0. Fernald.....
Mrs. Veazie and Mrs. George Seavey were
in town Feb. 9TH, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nickerson.. Mrs. Betsy
Fernald is gaining slowly from the grip.
$50. w. j. Mathews is quite sick with the
grip Mr.. Alva Garter is very poorly but
is gaining.
CENTRE LINCoLNYHLE. About thirty
friends of Miss Nina Jones gave her a
pleasant surprise party Thursday evening,
Feb. 9th A fine treat was served and
games, singing, etc, We're enjoyed by all.
Among the pleasant features of the even
ing was a peanut hunt, in which Mrs. j.
S. Mullin found the greatest plumber and
won the prize. All present enjoyed the
occasion very much.....A social will be
held at the Town Hall Friday evening,
Feb. 24th..... The greatest social event of
the season was reception at the Band
Hall Friday evening, Feb. 18th, given by
j. t. Lamb. A company of about 10
were present, consisting Of the elect from
Vile. The first of the evening was spent
in a literary and musical entertainment.
Music was furnished by the Lincolnville
Band and a select choir. The band boys
their finest music. After the entertain
ment delicious ice cream, peanuts and
candy We're served The remainder OF
the evening was spent in playing games,
dancing, etc. The party broke up about
| l O clock, and all were profuse in thank
ing the host who had SO kindly given them
this delightful time.
PROSPECT FERRY. B. G. Avery arrived
home from Old Town last Saturday night.
800. Arthur Grindle spent Sunday wi h his
father, returning to Bangor Monday.....
E. r. Batchelder is at home from Somes
Sound and will spend several days with his
family Miss Martha L. Hartman came
down from Old Town and spent Sunday
with her mother.. Capt w. II. Harri-
man arrived home from Boothbay last Sat
urday night and will spend several days
with his family, while his schr. the Wesley
NJ Oler, is loading ice for Philadelphia. y.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. Anna G.
Hartman last Saturday evening. Thirty
five were present. The next circle will
meet with Mrs. Eugene Barnes Feb. oath
and will be a poverty circle. Refresh
ments will be served at 10 O clock. :. Chas
Lindsey and Johnny Libby of Prospect
Marsh attended the circle at Mrs. Anna c.
Harriman's last Saturday night. Mrs.
Susan Stinson died at her home very sud-
denly last Sunday morning. She was Il
noble Christian woman and her family
have the sympathy of host of friends.
She leaves husband and an adopted son
to mourn their loss. 80. Miss Lizzie ID. Will
son visited relatives here and friends in
| Bucksport last week, returning to Bangor
Saturday. -. Harry CHM arrived home
from Providence r. L., last week. go. Miss
Faustina Harding closed a successful term
of school at Standpoint Feb. 3d.. Mrs.
Edna Hartman closed a successful term
of school in this district Feb. 11th.. Sew
eral from this place attended the sociable
at Standpoint last Thursday night and
all enjoyed a pleasant evening. So. Miss
Elva Kandell closed a successful term of
school last Friday at Mt. Heagan. The
scholars gave an exhibition in the evening
and all pronounced it good.
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