The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-16

are visiting friends in town.. Charles La
sell and wife Of Worcester, Mass, are the
guests of Mrs Susan P Andrews. Miss
Mary Muzzy has returned from her visit in
Boston. L. Thayer of Belfast was in
town Sunday. Miss Mamie Wood of Rock
land is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John erie.
Mrs. Julia Laughton of Portland is the
guest of Mrs. Rachel Farrow -. Rev. 7. f.
Jones attended his first Quarterly Meeting
here Sunday.
CLARKE's CORNER (Prospect). A letter
received here from II. B. Lttletield of West
wood, Mass, states that Mr.. l.. has fine
situation and that he and his family
are doing finely. 1t will be remembered
that Mr. Littlefeld was the proprietor of the
MaplewOod house of this town. Albert
Thompson and son Charles were at the Cor
ner Aug. 4th... Gabriel Brown and family
have returned from Jacks Rose Clark
of Belfast and Eva Clark of Boston are the
guests of G. @. Clark. Mr.. Clark is I'M
proving under the treatment of DR.. j. S.
Cole. IN. f. Brown, wife and son were
the guests of Melvin Clark Aug. 2nd....
LinwOod Brown and wife of BOwden'S
Point were at the Corner last week Jack
son Croker is on his way home from Flori-
da. He is obliged to return on account of
sickness, and, with his family, will be the
guests of Mrs. Zoa Clark. Mr.. Joseph
Blethen and wife of Frankfort were in
town Aug. 4th.
MONROE. Mr. Leslie Simpson was sum-
moned here last week account of the
severe illness of his mother, Mrs. Gilman
Simpson.... Mrs Herbert Sanborn and
daughter and Miss Garrette of Ninalhaven
have been visiting relatives in town -.
Miss Edna Bent is visiting at L. @. Robin
son. -. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and chill
dren of, Franklin Park Mass, are at John
Moore's. Mrs. Eugene BuzZell and chill
dren, formerly of this place, are in town.
....lra Dickey and wife of Amesbury.
Mass, are at Mrs. Leslie Wides. =. Rev. j.
d. Dingwell Of Amesbury, Mass, made a
brief visit at A. II. Mayo's last week.. Mr..
Smith and daughter from Elizabeth, New
Jersey, have been visiting at Mr.. Cooper's.
49,. Ernest Piper of Washington, d. G., is
Mrs. John .Jipson, aged IS years, died from
the effects OF paralytc shock at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Wildes....
Cyrus Chase has been suffering from Il
severe attack of asthma. .Dr. Florence
Mayo and mother of Philadelphia are visit
ing at Mrs r. W. Mayo's
PROSPECT VILLAGE Miss Sarah Little
field of Boston is visiting relatives here this
month. MI. Horace Gould of Boston ar
rived Aug. 18th for d two weeks visit to his
father, Mr.. Frank Gould. So. Mrs A. u
whitehall and Mrs II. NJ. Clark of South
Boston are guests of Mrs Ira Ward for the
month of August. Mr.. Amos Partridge of
Belfast and hi, sisters, Grace and Ella, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lane last
Sunday. Miss Ethel Clark of phiadel-
phia is visiting relatives here The mem
bers of the Juvenile Temple will attend the
meeting at Temple Heights Aug 18th. They
will 20 by the NJ. X NJ, and all are allowed
to go for half fare. Mrs. Eva Williams of
16 Greenwich Park, Boston, is expected by
boat this week and will be the guest of Mrs.
Littlefield will visit Mrs. David Alexander
in Belfast next week and while there will
attend the Juvenile Temple meeting at
Temple Heights and give a whistling solo
by request. Picked teams from Prospect
and Bog Hill will play a game of base ball
on the atter's ground Aug. 11th... Mrs.
Ella NJ Littleiield and Master Gilbert Will
liams spent July 29th at Swan Lake and
Aug. 18th and 18th at Waldo Station, with
relatives. $500 Mr.. Samuel Gould of New
Hampshire is visiting relatives here.....
Those who will visit Belfast Old Home
bert of Ii Greenwich Park, Boston; Mrs.
Ella NJ Littletield and daughter Catherine
l.. of Prospect Village; Miss Sarah p. Little
field of Dedham, Mass. Miss Ethel Clark
of Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould
and son Horace, MI. and Mrs. Fred Lane
and Miss Alma Partridge of Prospect.
LIBERTY. The Adventists held an all-day
grove meeting in Beaulieu Park, Sunday,
which was largely attended. j J Walker,
family and guests occupied the Morse cot
ldSe VII Nololcl . ISldlu, 1Idkt NeolSe, ldSb
week. Mr.. Morse entertained at the same
cottage on Saturday and Sunday Mr.. Fran
Jones and family of North Searsmont, and
other friends. Mrs. Hattie Clough is visit
ing friends in North Belfast. Miss Blanche
Moody has returned from Minnesota, where
she visited relatives for several months. >.
J. +. Allen and Mrs L. l.. Prescott are visit
ing at Mrs. Jane Gilman's in Newport ....
Mrs. Tamzen Mathews has been visiting her
brother, T. W. Pitcher, in Belfast, for the
past week. Business started up at the
tannery Monday morning after a shut down
of several weeks. What becomes of all
the grain shipped into this village is a
question that is asked by many. I. P.
Mathews has one four-horse team on the
road all the time, and as many other teams
as he can get-Some days as many as five
and l.. L. Prescott has at least half as many
more, and yet there are times when not a
bushel of corn can be had. One day last
week there was no corn all the first part of
the day A three-horse team arrived at :;
O'Clock that had as part of its cargo forty
bags of corn, and at > p. m. it was all gone
and people from out of town were waiting
for another team that was due to arrive at
on Nv lay- that