The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-09-13

l nlNerSlty, Hamilton, y. j :, occupied the
Baptist pulpit last Sunday. DR.. Berry left
town with his family Monday. b.
Chase, who has acted as pastor of the
church here during the vacation months, has
returned to his work at the Newton Theolog-
ical school. -. Harry \. Brown has returned
to his studies at Bates College. Mary
Brown has gone to Bridgewater, Mass,
where she will enter the Normal school as a
special student.
PROSPECT FERRY. Frank Lord and wife
! of Providence, K. l., and D. W. Lane and
wife OF Brooks visited Mr. and Mrs. W. u.
Hartman last sunday. Miss Josephine
Lane of Brooks is visiting Miss Jennie
Hartman. James Hartman of SearSport
| was in town last Friday on busness.....
George c. Pierce returned to his home in
| Peabody, Mass, last Friday.... Misses
| Hannah IIeagan, Lizzie Wilson and Mrs
| Anna Hartman visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Smith in Stockton last Saturday.. Miss Emil
| ly III. CHM returned to Auburndale, Mass,
! last Saturday, She will be greatly miss
| ed by her many friends. =. Evander II. CHM
| returned to his home in Worcester, Mass,
| last week. Mrs. f. w Grndle entertained
| the Ladies Circle last Wednesday week. E.
| Mrs. Emma Luke is visiting her brother, O.
! NJ. Perkins, in Penobscot. Miss Orinna
| Harding arrived home from Boston, Mass,
| last week and will spend several days with
| her mother. She was accompanied by little
| Miss Ruth Gould, who will spend the winter
here with Mrs. Jessie Harding
| STOCKTON SPRINGS. Tuesday evening,
Sept. 18th, Miss Mary Hchborn entertained
| small company of musical friends, includ-
| ing the artists who gave the musicale the
| previous Friday. Rev. +. o. Hall, wife
and daughter and Mrs. Chas. Bagley left
| Sept. 9Th for their homes in Cambridge and
| Boston. Our summer guests are fast leav-
ing town. The departures Thursday were
John Mitchell and wife for their home in
| Manhasset, \. Y; Chas. Soden for Newton
| vile, Mass. Clifford, Harvard and Walter
Colcord for Brooklyn, n. y; DR.. and Mrs
Hooker and two children for Arlington,
| Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Staples, and their
daughter, Mrs Winship, and son for Port
land, Maine. Miss Evelyn Colcord left the
| brook Seminary, Portland, and Miss Ger
trude Pendleton to visit in Waldoboro
A large Democratic rally was held in Dens-
| low hall, last week. The speaker was Rev.
ID. II. Bixby of Mass. vi. The Misses Lam
| bert of Bangor, who have been the guests
of their uncle, J. G. Lambert, for several
days, left for home Thursday... Mrs. Hat
| tie NJ. Dickey of New York is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs S. II. West.
! and other relatives. -. DR.. Linwood Deliver
was the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Park
| for few days recently. The Boston boat
carried from our village last Saturday the
| following persons: Dr. and Mrs Herman
g. Hichborn, son and daughter; Mrs. Yves
| ton Doe and daughter and Master Merrill
! Field to their homes in Massachusetts, and
| Miss Lillian Simmons to resume her duties
| as teacher in the Boston schools. .. Arthur
Colcord and Harry Shute came home Friday
| night from Bucksport Seminary, where they
| are pupils, returning on the early boat Mon
| day. Rufus Mudgett came from Kingman
Saturday and returned Tuesday. .....Miss
Matte Wescott of Castine was the guest of
Saturday until Tuesday. Miss Leora
Partridge is now visiting friends in Me
| chanic Falls, having gone there from
| Milo. AIRS. Greenwood and son Osmond
| of SOmerville, Mass, are visiting her
brother, Edmund Shute. Capt. Melvin
Colcord is repairing the home of his father,
the late Capt. Josiah Colcord... A large
company drove to Maple Grove Sunday to
| attend the Church of God campmeeting.
| ......Fred Griffin and wife of Belfast were
in town Saturday and Sunday calling on old
friends, who were glad to see them again. i.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Croker of Belfast.
with son, spent Sunday with his niece, Mrs
Harry HichbOru. Rev. A. A. Smith
of Belfast delivered most excellent ser
mon last Sunday in our pulpit, which he
| will occupy regularly each Sunday at 3
p. m. until further notice. A cordial invita-
| ton is extended to all. ...T The schools in
town began Monday. Miss Thomas of Bel
mont is teaching the Grammar school and
Miss Elva Randell the intermediate in the
village. Mondays election called out a
| full vote in town. Party lines were strictly
drawn and good deal of quiet work was
done on both sides. The result was ma
jOrity of eleven for the Republicans.