The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-05-11

arrived in Troy last week and the funeral
services were held at the home of his father.
Woodbury. Mason, May End, Rev. F. s.
Dolliff of Jackson officiating. Besides his
widow, who was Miss Mabel Croxford Of
jackson, he leaves father and mother, two
brothers and two sisters to mourn his early
death. -. The many friends of Mr.. Edgar
Harding of Unity are panied to learn of his
serious illness with pneumonia. DIR. Dodge
was recently called in consultation with DIR.
Claire Whitney on his case, and considers
him very dangerously ill. Miss Eva Garce-
Ion, who spent the winter in North Carolina.
has returned to her sisters, Mrs. Claire Whit
ney's, in Unity, and will remain with her for
a while... Fred Bagley has secured situa-
ton in Waterville for a season. He contem-
plates entering Maine University, Orono, in
September Our new minister, Rev. W. A.
Luce, is well liked by the people who are
privileged to listen to his sermons. He will
hold services every Sunday afternoon in
Troy church; and at Gerrish Corner and
Green's Corner, alternately, Sunday even
ings Mr.. Lewis Harding, in addition to
his home farm, will carry on the George
Ross place this season. Mr.. Harding is a
hustler and believes that farming pays, when
properly conducted.
MONROE. The infant son of Mr., and Mrs.
Guy Twombly died last week, after short
illness, at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Jere Bowen. Much sympathy is
expressed for the parents -. The remains of
Hiram Twombly, no died Of typhoid fever
at West Winterport, on his return from
Massachusetts, where he had been at work,
were brought here to the home OF his brother,
William Twombly, and services were con-
Quoted by Rev. J. S. Blair. Much sympathy
is felt for his two motheress children....
Mrs Belle j. Palmer has been con fned to
her bed the past week with heart trouble....
Mrs. Franklin Chase is able to sit up very
little from her recent sickness. She is under
the care of DR.. Holt. The little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Parker has been sick
also Mr. P.'s mother, Mrs. Fred Parker.
Miss Lizzie Moore, who spent the winter
with her mother, has returned to Massachu
sets, where she has employment. Mrs
Helen Cooper, who has been visiting in New
Jersey and other places during the winter.
returned home last week. Leander Staples
has gone to Boston on business. -. The pull
pit here and at the Centre was occupied last
unday by Rev. Otis Frost of Bangor, while
Rev. j. S. Blair was at Milo assisting in a
series of meetings. Arthur Richie, Esq,
of Liberty called on friends III town last
week. E. Holt, dentist, of Dover made
a brief visit to his BROTHER DR.. H. A Holt,
last week. Miss Nellie Staples has a fine
line of millinery which she selected in Ros-
ton.
WINrERPoRT Mrs. Joan Hardy, widow
of the late A. W Hardy, died May 81 at her
home, of consumption, after prolonged ILL
ness, leaving one son and one daughter to
mourn their loss. Funeral services were held
at her late residence Friday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. D. H. Piper. Mrs. F. w.
Scott came from Portland and Mrs. Lillian
" hartf from Danforth to attend the funeral.
MIR Friend Drake died at Ellingwood's
Corner last week. Eddie Lowe and Ralph
Larrabee have gone for a trip on the Howard
Gould steam yacht Niagara, of which Capt
c. E. Littietield is first officer. Mrs. j. w.
EStItbb is NlSlbluR lll6iiho IA A'dheol vi -
H. 7. Sanborn of Bangor visited her sister,
Mrs. A Il. Fellows, last week, and Miss
Jennie Grant returned to Bangor with her
Saturday -. Mr.. Frank Atwood of Bangor
and his mother visited Mrs. Morgan over
Sunday. The Montana millionaire, MI,
Peter Tibdo and his bride, visited her cousin
Mrs Rosa Nickerson, last week They will
49,
AT the annual meeting of the w. G. I. U.
Tuesday afternoon the following officers
were elected: Miss e. M. Hall, Pres. Mrs
j. II. Baker, 1st V. P; Mrs. j. 0. Moody
I'd V. P; Mrs. j. W. Everett, vice president
at large; NJ rs. j. HI. Baker, Rec. Sec; Miss
S. 8. Chase, Asst Sec. Miss Etfie M Little
field, Cor Sec; Mrs. Alberta George, Treas
90. The W. C. T. U. held very interesting
service Sunday evening. The program con-
sisted of readings, Rotations, solos, Duets
and choir singing. Mrs. ii. n. Abbott is
spending few weekslwith her son, DR.. Ed.
mund Abbott at Providence, r. I.
APPLETON. Mr. Adam Fisher of New
York the architect employed by Mr.. Cakes to
superintend the construction of his house
on the Sullivan place, has been here the
past week. He seems to be satisfied with
the work done thus far by Mr.. Goulding
and his crew of carpenters. Geo. {. Dun
ton and wife have arrived home from Bos-
ton. Mr.. Dunton had his right eye removed
at the Eye and Ear Intirmary. and is very
much improved in health. Mrs. May Berry
of Searsmont is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Dunton. Mrs. II. G. Pease
is at home from visit of several weeks
with friends in Winthrop, Mass. -. The
funeral of the late Mrs. Henrietta Young
was held at the Baptist Church, Sunday,
April 3Oth, Rev. Geo. jenkins officiating
The remains were taken to Lincolnville for
interment. :. David Cummings has bought
Will Cobb Perry's farm. "A company of
seven Indians are encamped on the land of
S. A. Simmons near the "Allen Brook"
They are doing prosperous business sell |
ing baskets Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. Hanly |
arrived home last week from three weeks |
visit with friends in Boston and New York.
49,. Miss Edith Gushee is teaching school in |
the Quincy district; Geo. Fish teaches the |
Burkettville school; Miss Fannie Gushee |
has the Primary in Grade district VIM. D. |
Hall of Rock land is instructor in the Gram