The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-19

MONROE At the Republican Glass
Convention held in Monroe July 14th,
comprising the> towns of Winterport,
Frankfort, Monroe and Brooks, Luther
Fredricks OF Winterport was the unanimous
choice as candidate for Representative to
the Legislature. Lewis Atwood was elected
chairman of the class committee for the
next two years.
SwANvILLE. The party of girls who
have been stopping at Swan Lake the past
week returned to Searsport Monday night.
-. Mr. Charles Tisdale of Everett, Mass,
arrived at j. w. Nickerson's Sunday.
Comet Grange will have no more meetings
until after haying. Miss Edna Bent of Bed
ford, Mass, is spending her vacation at Mr..
VIM. Clements. Mr.. Welch of Boston
called on II. NJ. Chase last week.
LIBERTY. The Christian EndeavOr So
ciety held very interesting missionary
meeting last Sunday evening. 800. The chill
dren Of the Sunday school will give Long
fellow entertainment at CrOckett'S Hall,
July oath. After the entertainment there
will be sOcable, with refreshments. Ad-
mission ten cents..... Georges River Grange
has suspended its meeting until September,
but will hold its annual picnic at MARSHALL S
Shore July 18th.
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sayward with two children are visit
ing at A. ?. Wentworth So. Mr.. and Mrs.
3. f. Young. Jr., are at home from Boston.
.....Some of our enterprising farmers have
bought cream separators and are shipping
cream to Silver Lake Creamery with salts
factory results. Judge Kelley and family
are at their island home for the summer.
Charles Ross from New Hampshire is
spending his vacation in town.
PROSPECT FERRY. Miss Addie NJ. CHM
and Miss Edna Colamore visited friends in
Camden last week. -. Mrs. Bessie Twombly
and her two daughters, Maud and Ina, of
Natick, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Ileagan. Miss Martha f. Harri-
man of Old Town spent last Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Hartman.
Mrs. Alma Hartman and her little daughter
Edrie arrived home from New London Conn.,.
last Sunday LA little daughter arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Har-
riman last Sunday. Mother and child are
doing well. Miss Nicia kingsbury of
Winterport visited Miss Orianna Harding
several days last week.
SEARsMoNT. Mrs NJ A. Fowler, Mrs
Al \
their former home in SearsmOnt last week.
Miss Mary A. MuZZy is visiting friends in
Boston and Amesbury, Mass. Rev. G. NJ.
Bailey, Miss Alice Poor and Miss Alice
Simmons attended the Epworth League
convention in Waterville las: week :. Charles
Ripley of Boston is visiting his father. -.
Two cases of measles have been reported
to the board of health. -. Mrs George NJ
Bailey and children have gone to Swan S
Island for month. James Cunningham
and wife of Searsport visited friends in
town last week i. Miss Mile W. Severance
of Big Timber, Montana, arrived last Sat
urday and will spend the summer with he1
sister. She was accompanied by Mrs. 7
H. Quincy and Mrs. Llewellyn Webb, who
will also spend the summer in the East.
THORNDIKE. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle OF
Oldtown were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cole last week. Carl Adams of Low
ell, Mass, called on friends in town Friday
.... Mrs. Annie Bessey and children OF
Brooks passed Tuesday with her sister
Mrs. Jennie Vose. Mrs. Fannie Garter
and daughters, Pearl and Edith, formerly OF
Freedom, passed several days last weel
with Mrs. B. A. GOwen. SEQ. Mrs. Saraf
Wright of Belfast passed July 14th witt
Mrs. Alfred Howard. Eugene Boulter an(
wife of Freedom were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Higgins, Thursday. Mrs
AlonZo Higgins, who has been in Bangor TO
several weeks, returned to her home Mon
day.. Mrs. Annie Ward has been stoppins
for while with the family of Sumner Hun
in VasSalborO. Vivian, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs F. Y. Vose, has been very sick
but is thought to be improving. She is at
tended by DR.. Porter Hurd. Mrs. NJ. \
Cilley and Mrs. Mabel Cilley visited friend
in Monroe July 10TH. Mrs. Olive Hur(
| passed Sunday with relatives in Unity.
| Mrs. III. P. Stevens and daughter Katherine
of Bangor are visiting at Mineral Sprins
Farm. F. L. Philbrick and family passet
July 18th with Mrs. Mary Pitman in Belfast
....Dr. and Mrs. j. c. Whitney are at Emb
| den for few weeks with their son, j. @
Whitney,. Leslie Bradford and famil.
passed Sunday in SearspOrt, the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Porter. William
Toles, who has employment in Belfast. passe'
Sunday at home with his family. Willard
| Sparrow returned from Massachusetts tn
18th. :. Howard Littlefield is at work TO
Prince Bessey in Jackson. July 18th ;
little daughter came to gladden. the heart
of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Ward. H. NJ
Higgins is one of the busiest men in town
He has the hay of eight farms to CUT.
Will Ward and wife of Fairfield passet
/ Saturday night and Sunday at Fred Patter
sons. Mrs. Mary Littlefeld has been stop
-:nn 60, i, fo,,, dave Of " N HiUuinS,