The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-10-04


PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Louise Grindle
of Penobscot is visiting her sister, Mrs
Harriet Perkins. Miss Martha f. Har-
riam spent last Sunday at her old home,
returning to Old Town Monday. Mrs
Lilly Brown of Lynn, Mass, visited her
sister, Mrs. Vina Hartman last week..
W. ID. Hartman, who was reported i'll with
typhoid fever last week, is on the mending
hand.
lsLESRORo. Our summer visitors have
nearly all departed for the season. Among
the last to leave were J. r. Bracket of Balti-
more j. I. Attlebury of New York Dexter
Tiffany of st. Louis DR.. Geo. Shattucll of
Boston; Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks of Boston !;
Miss Rose Cleveland of Princeton, n. j.,
f. II. Hardy of Boston; Miss Ames, daugh-
ter of Ex-Governor Ames of Boston; DR.. j.
Wilmer Bidde of Philadelphia; B. c. Riggs
of Boston; Dr.. VIM. III. Draper, ST., and
Dr. VIM. H. Draper, Jr.. and DR.. F. c.
Shattuck of New York
CENTRE MoNTvILLE Alonzo Poland
and wife are visiting relatives in Massa-
chusetts. Rhode Island and New Hamp-
shire. 20. II. Clement and family are to
move to Camden soon..... Robert Foye shot
a bird a few days since, Supposing it to be a
partridge, and picked it up while it was
tiuttering, and it Immediately carved its i'll
itials on Robs hands with its talons 1t
| was a hawk 49,. NJ. c, Gordon and wife were
in Knox last week. Is. c. Sleeper and
wife of South Thomaston were in town re-
Gently. Ernest Foye went to Belfast on
his wheel last week to visit relatives 49,.
John Myrick and family of Belfast were in
town few days since. Miss Lizzie Messer
of South [ Mon is at S. J. Tasker's S. Miss
Thompson s.. Mrs. Lucy Wentworth is in
Pittstield with her son, }. W. Wentworth. E.
Mrs. +. L. Bennett is at home from Middle
town, Conn.
THoRNDIkE. Rev. w. A. Luce of Unity
viii lecture at Harvest Moon Grange hall
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 9Th, at o'clock
All are cordially invited to attend. . Rev.
Clement Jones of Unity will preach at the
Centre church next Sunday. .....Mrs. Sarah
Gross and her brother, Chester Dexter of
Bangor, were guests of Burton Gross and
wife last week. Mrs. Mabel Cilley and
son passed Sept. 25th with friends in Jack
SON. Mrs. j. G. Cilley visited friends in
Frankfort last week. NV. n Higgins and
wife had a pleasant call from Willard Par
sons of Concord, Mass, last Friday....
Joseph Hubbard, who has been passing the
summer with j. II. Stevens, returned to his
home in Lawrence, Mass, last Saturday....
Mrs. Charity Walker, who has been passing
the summer with friends in Belfast and
Stockton, has returned to her home. -. Mrs.
Annie Cole is in Hamden for a few weeks.
Mrs. Cora Cole and children visited Mrs
Rebecca Files last Thursday... V. n. Hig-
gins passed Tuesday at Windermere Park
.-...Mrs. Fred Patterson is quite sick. DIR.
Cook of Brooks is attending her. :. Farmers
in this vicinity are busy filling their silos..
Bethel Lodge of Good Templars will have
five cent sociable at their hall Tuesday
evening, Oct. 9th. ... Harvest Moon Grange
will observe the Doth anniversary of it's Or
ganizaton Nov. 18th. Fred Hunt of Unity
was in town Monday canvassing for fruit
trees.
Lottie Young attended the Maine Baptist
State Convention held last week in Var
mouth. James Fuller, who bought the
farm and buildings at the Ridge formerly
owned by the Sidelinger heirs, will move
the house on to a foundation now being
constructed on the Fuller place. The barn
on the Sidelinger place was wrecked in the
hurricane last spring. -. Walter f. Sprague
and family, who have been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Sprague, have re-
turned to their home in Roxbury, Mass :.
Joseph Y. Wentworth has nearly completed
the repairs on his buildings, which included
raising the house, L and stable about 20
inches, putting under an entire new founda-
ton, floor timbers, and making other neces-
sary repairs. .. Miss Agnes Cutler, who has
been the guest for few weeks of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Sprague, has returned to Rox-
bury, Mass. Mrs. Hadley of Union and
Mrs. Maude Trask of Bangor were recently
guests Of Mrs. S. H. Page. Frank Bryant
has returned from Bridgewater, Mass,
where he has had employment at the Insane
Asylum. Our schools in the village did
not keep Wednesday and Thursday, giving
the teachers and pupils an opportunity to
attend the North Knox Fair in UniOn....
Mr.. V. O. Keller was in ROckland last week
as witness in the case of Ephraim G. Sim
mons versus Leonard WOrthing, on trial
for trespaSs. >. Mrs. Arthur Sprague and
son Willard of Kalamazoo, Mich, called on
friends here Sunday.