The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-09-06

ed at the church last Sunday a. m. and Rev. |
Mr.. Title preached at the Vose school house
in P. M..... Martin Written and son attended |
the N. E. fair at Old Orchard last week..
Charles Vose, Everett Choate, John Foster,
Thompson are attending school in Freedom.
....Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry went to
Lewiston last Monday to attend the fair and
visit their SON.. Mrs. f. NJ. Hamilton and
daughter of Lowell, Mass, are at c. A.
Whittens Rev. J. Washburn left for his
home last Monday.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Eleanor Bean
of Hallowell was in town last week, the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Adella Hichborn.
....Quite company of our towns people
attended the Eastern State Fair at Bangor
last week. wv. D. Sawyer and sister, Miss
Carrie, and DR.. Webster, left Wednesday
for their respective homes in Cambridge and
Boston. Mrs Fred Eames and daughter met
with severe accidents, being thrown from
carriage while driving from the village to
their home, Aug. 2sth. The child's arm was
very badly broken and the mother rendered
unconscious, remaining in that condition
several days.. Mrs. G. W. Hichborn and
daughter of Searsport spent several days
last week with her husbands mother, Mrs.
Robert Hchborn, -. Miss Aida Shute left
recently to to resume her studies at the
Shaw Business college, Bangor. Mrs.
J. c. Nickels, Mrs. II. II. McGilvery
and Mrs. ID. G. Harris of Searsport were in
town Ang. 10Th, calling on friends and rela-
tives. -. Miss Mary Burns, the guest of Miss
Emily Overlook for the past three weeks,
LETT last Thursday for her home in Somer-
vile, Mass. John Mitchell of ManhaSset,
y. y, joined his wife Thursday, at Mrs.
Adella Hchborn's. Rev. Frank o. Hall,
wife and daughter of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived Thursday, for brief stay at Capt.
| H. NJ. Griffin S. ... Mrs Lulu York and chill
dren, accompanied by her friend, Mrs. Eos
| ter, and daughter all of Oakland, Me-, are
the guests of Henry Stowell and wife,.
Wilbert Staples of Portland arrived Satur
day to join his wife and daughter, Mrs.
Julia Winship, who have been spending
some time with his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Colcord. Mrs. Jennie Bragg and son Les
| ter left Thursday for their home in East
Brooktield, Mass. Darius Berry and wife
are visiting relatives in town.. Mrs. Lille
Moulton Hartman of Waterville is in town,
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. James Treat.
\ rare treat was given our music-loving
people on Friday evening, when the follow
| ing program was rendered:
Angels Serenade, Braga
| Flute Oblgato)
| Mr. ani Mrs Gaoruo Graopo
| The Swallows, Cowen
Mrs. c. A. soden.
TIE Sol Quest Arcnea, Verdi
(Trio from Attila)
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene and Mrs. Soden.
Song without words,
Flute Solo,
Mr.. Greene.
a. STILES Lid (Silent woe)
b. Hisimliche GruSSe, (Secret greetings)
G. kindestimineu, (Chld voices
Won Fielitz
Mrs. Greene.
Come May with thy flowers, Marston
Mrs Greene and Mrs. Soden.
Solo, Selected
Mr.. Greene.
(Flute Obligato)
Mr. and Mrs. Greene.
Springs Awakening, Hawley
| Mrs. Sotlen.
a. ''There little girl don't cry Norris
b. The night has a thou sand eyes. Lyme:
Mrs. Greene.
The deep rich contralto of Mrs. Greene
evinced natural talenJ and fine culture
and the ease with which she touched an(
left her notes was specially enjoyable. Iiel
handling of the piano; her vigorous but
sympathetic touch, showed intimate ac
quaintance with the capacity of that instru
Nv la Ia Ill l.
en- train, with tucked white silk muslin
yoke and garnitures of dainty Renaissance
lace, she presented a very attractive appear
ance. The clear, powerful soprano of Mrs
Soden was more than usually pleasing t,
our people, for whom she has so kindl,
sung on many previous occasions, always t,
the delight of her hearers. Dressed il
white crepe de chine over white silk, Will
white chiffon accordian pleated bodice, will
black velvet trimmings, the tout ensentbl
was most pleasing. Mr.. Greene possess
9 ing voice of remarkable compass, please,
all with the rendering of his vocal solo
and quite charmed the house with hi
admirable flute Obligatos and solos. Mis-
Gertrude Pendleton presided at the piano
, pleasing manner. The entire performance
was one of rare excellence; such as on
people are seldom privileged to enjoy a
home. We have to thank Mr.. Harry S
Park for arranging this musical treat. e.
Capt. Ralph Morse arrived Saturday from
Portland, for brief visit at home. Mr.
Henry Mouton left Friday to join tn
Capt.'s vessel as engineer. -. Mrs. Mamie,
Lancaster of Bangor came Saturday t.
spend week with her husbands mother
Mrs Harriet Lancaster. Capt. Wilbu
West is at home for visit. Mrs. Spragu
returned from sea last week. -. Mr.. Franl
Willard Frye of Boston arrived Saturda,
) for short visit to his sister, Mrs. Everett
Staples, Jr., leaving by boat Monday.
Mrs. Olivia Ryder is visiting her mother
) Miss David Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcken
ney and Mrs. Cartwright and son left Satur
4. day for their homes in Massachusetts,. :. I
telegram was received on Friday announc
ing the death of Mrs. Octavia Heagan, afte
a brief illness Of three days, at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs II. NJ Noyes a
Vinalhaven. The funeral took place Sun
day from the home of her brother Cant