The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-11-29

lHORNDIkE. several from this town at
| tended the funeral in Knox of d. McManus,
Nov. Goth. Mrs. Wentworth officiated, and
there was music by Mrs. Belle Crosby and
j. II. Sayward. A. w. Ward was the un.
| dertaker, and Thomas keene, Charles Cox,
| Peter Harmon, and L. G. Monroe were pail
| bearers. Loving friends sent beautiful
| flowers. Among the relatives present were
| DR.. Foster of Portland, Emma McManus of
| Belfast, and Mr.. and Mrs. Written of Burn
ham. Mrs. Amanda Heal of Lincolnville
| is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. G. Monroe
....MiSS Florence Palmer, who has been
| passing few days with friends in Water
vile, returned home Friday. Mr.. Henry
Parsons visited his daughter, Mrs Arthur
| Jackson, in Vassalboro. the past week &C.
| B. Cox passed Saturday in Belfast. Nv. Y.
Higgins and wife, A. S. Higgins and wife,
and Mrs, Rebecca Files and Mrs, F. L. Phil
brick and daughter left Monday for Gorham,
Me-, to attend the golden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs Marshall II. Noses They were
| accompanied as far as Portland by J. II.
Stevens and wife, who will visit relatives in
Raymond and vicinity. Miss Lizzie Har-
mon and Joseph Farwell, students at Cas-
tine, are passing their vacation with their
parents. -. Mrs. Ezra Carpenter and daugh-
ter Lena passed Nov oath and 18th with
| Howard Small and family. Miss Martha
| Littetield had knitting bee last Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Dana b. Higgins
was in Waterville a few days last week. -.
Sunday morning ushered ina snow storm
which continued through the day. Several
ventured out on runners and enjoyed the
first sleigh ride of the season. =. Bethel
Lodge of Good Templars joins with Geo f.
| Bracket Lodge, Jackson, in entertaining
the District Lodge next Saturday.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. The Centre
Sunday school meets as usual, with the fol
lowing officers Superintendent, Mr.. Del
/ mont Moody; Assistant Supt., Capt. S. b.
I.ittletield: teachers, Bible class, Mr.. Will
! liam Smith; classes, Misses Jessie Marden,
! Bertha Partridge, Ellen Heagen; treasurer,
| Mrs Jennie Marden; organsts, Mrs.
/ Gerte Ridley and Mrs. Hattie Calderwood.
Mass, where he has employment Miss
Jessie Marden IS in Bangor for few weeks
taking lessons in oil painting .Anson
Smith and family of Winterport have mov-
ed into the Mudgett house.. Mr.. F. F.
Crockett and his sister Miss Jennie went to
Belfast Saturday on business. "A company
interested in music gathered at Mr.. Free
man Partridge's last Thursday evening Mr..
/ Charles Scoop of Boston, who is spending
| the winter in Stockton Springs village, was
present with his mandolin, Mr.. George
! Overlook with the violin, and Mr.. Chester
Clark of Prospect entertained the company
by singing. Among others present were
(, Mr.. Arthur Moore of Monroe, Mr.. Myron
Clark of Clark's Corner, Mr.. 7. NJ. Lath-
rop from the village, Mr.. Charles Gray of
Prospect, and Mr.. Wilbur Staples Of this
place. Some of those interested in the
Pine Tree Temple, Good Tenlplars, met at
Mr.. Wilbur lRidley's last Friday evening
F. Percy Partridge was present with his VIC
lin and Mrs. Ridley sang several selections
500. Capt. S. B. Littlefield is repairing his
house. Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Staples re-
Gently visited their daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Moore of Monroe, who is quite ILL. ...Eldel
WEIGH of Plymouth has been holding a
series of meetings at the Roberts school
, house. Fifteen converts are reported, two
! have been baptized, and another baptism is
expected soon. Among those who assist
! Elder WEIGH is Elder Stairs of this place
Mr.. Kinney of Frankfort, Mr. Mark Ware
of Searsport Harbor and Messrs. Clements
! 81 Wentworth of Searsport. Elder An
drews of Monroe preached last Sunday
! Large crowds are present at the meeting.
and much interest is manifested. Capt
John Hartman is at home from trip dow
the bay in his fishing sloop.. Mr.. Viii
Lanpher has moved Einto the Champln
Lanpher house. ... Miss Addie Crockett il
at home from Searsport Harbor, where sh'
has been teaching school. Mr.. Pike O.
Rockland was in this vicinity cutting an(
and shipping trees to New York to be uset
as Christmas trees. He secured about 1,OO(
trees in George Partridge's pasture. "A
man is here from the west buying apple
for the Chicago market. Forrest CLARK
has returned front Millinocket, where HI
has had employment. miss 6. Ada Par
fridge has employment at Searsport village
go. Miss Perkins of Penobscot closed sue
cessful term at the Centre school and Mis-
Violet Berry at the Roberts school las
week. :. Nathaniel Ridley.'s harness wa
cut badly by some mischievOus boy on
night last week. Charles Lindsey of Pros
pect called on friends here recently.
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