The Republican journal., 1899-07-06

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Muzzy has completed her post graduate
course at Radcliffe College and the degree OF
A. M. was conferred upon her June 27th...
Mr. George Cox of Rockland called upon
friends in town last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Halves of Union were in town last
week to visit Mrs. Halves father, Mr.. Rich
ard Maddocks. Mrs. John Thompson OF
Augusta visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Clements of Water
Vile were in town last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs George Plummer and Mrs. r. Ness are
visiting friends in Appleton. -. The Hurdy
Gurdy ball given by Misses Josephine Knight
and Mary McCorrison, was very successful
affair. The hall was tastefully decorated
with evergreens and wild flowers, the stage
representing forest scene The music was
fine.
PALERMO, A very pleasant wedding was
witnessed at the home of Mrs Henry Norton
in Palermo June Goth, when Miss May, the
youngest daughter, was married to Frank
Hall of Windsor. The ceremony was per-
formed bv Rev Mr.. Lowell of Windsor.
Guests from Belfast, Windsor, Augusta and
Palermo were present, and ice cream cake
fruit, ETC., were served. Many beautiful
and costly presents were received. Mr.. Hall
is a prosperous far mer and fine young man,
and his bride is lady of sterling worth and
one of our best teachers. Her influence
and instruction will! be of lasting good to
those whom she taught. For fourteen years
she has taught in this and other towns
We regret to have her leave US, but she has
the best wishes of her many friends for
happy and prosperous life.....Geo. B. NJ
Soule has come home from Lowell for the
summer. Heis accompanied by his nephew,
Ernest Atkinson. Mr.. James Soule, who
has been sick for number of weeks, is i'm
proving. Mrs. Emily Knowles returned
from her visit to Rev. and Mrs. Huxley in
Brewster, Mass, last Friday Rev. Ii. W.
Abbott preached one of his able sermons at
the Baptist church last Sunday afternoon.
Quite a congregation was present. The text
was from Amos 4.12.
WATERFRONT. Mrs. Margaret Atwood
was called home from Boston last week on
account of the sickness of her mother. Mrs.
Crowley, who is very iow..... Mr.. John
Foley is very i'll Mr.. G. R. Lougee met
with quite painful accident to his finger
while running his printing press few days
ago MIR Edward Hopkins and Mrs Florence
Colson were married at the Methodist
Parsonage June oath by Rev. D. H. Piper.
They are keeping house in the Dunton
book. Mrs. Lou Sc Davis rode up from
Belfast on her wheel June 9th and visited
her mother, Mrs. M. A. Snow Mrs
Amanda Bowden of Frankfort visited friends
in town last week. The high school pupils
made an excursion to Swan Lake last Tues
day Mrs. Bickford of New burgh is the
guest OF Mrs. J. F. Hussey. Mrs. Flora
Coleman Of New Y ork is visiting her mother,
Mrs. NJ. j. Simpson. Miss Clara Atwood
has gone to Eastport to visit her brother,
Mr.. L. C. Atwood. Miss Lizzie Gregg
Atwood came up from lslesboro Friday to
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Atw Mrs. Ida Campbell arrived from
Boston on Sunday s boat to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason. Mrs. Peter
Devon and children We're the guests OF Mrs.
+. c. Young last week. Mrs. Brown, who
has Dttu Gut SuoSG VI w 1913 Iu HDolb, AOpul IL
ed to Portland on Saturdays boat. Leslie
Downs is at home from Boston On a vacation
Miss Sue Brown of Boston was IN town Sat-
urday. Miss More of Camden is the guest
of Miss Effie Littlefeld.. Miss Sophia
Chase went to Northport Saturday to spend
few weeks. Two young lads, James
Atwood and Ernest George, We're out sail
ing Friday afternoon. The wind was blow
ing almost gale, and the boat upset,
throwing the boys into the water to the
imminent peril OF their lives. The Cimbria
was on her way up and came to their rescue
Just in time to save them, as they were nearly
exhausted and could not have held out for a
boat to reach them from the shore. &C, A.
McKenny is building an addition to his mill
and an L to his house. Mr.. A. III. Hanscom
gave very fine display of fireworks at his
grounds Monday event ng and large num-
Der gathered to W itness it.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Addie
Crockett is visiting re latives in Lynn and
Lowell, Mass. Miss Susie Cousens closed a
successful term in the Roberts school, last
week. Miss Jennie Crockett visited friends
in Searsport Harbor, recently. Mr.. Tru-
man Lathrop of Stockton Springs village
visited friends here before leaving Friday
for Dark Harbor wher e he has employment.
-. The Centre school closed last week, Miss
Bertha Partridge, teacher The school
house was decorated with flowers. flags and
pictures. Elk hibits Of drawing, reproduction
stories, maps and paper fol ding done by the
pupils during the term, were shown on a dis
play chart. The program was as follows ::
Memory Gems, by the school; review of top
les on Life of Whittier, by school; reading
and number work, 1st grade; reading and
number work, End grade; review in
geography. 4th grade; topical review in
geography, 9Th grade; recess; Band of
Mercy song, by school; reading, 'At the
Hotel" Minnie Moody; song, Helen and
Dora Calderwood, with Mrs. Hattie Cal
derwood at the organ; concert reci-
tation, Lilly Bells by the LIST and
End grades, Helen Calderwood, James Cliff
ford, Crawford Treat, Willis Calderwo God
and Allie Clark rec, Learning to Grow, -
Clara Ridley; rec, Doing Right" Jennie
Clifford; dialogue, why we Celebrate
Fourth of July, with the following charac-