The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-14

mas Deen engaged 10 preach Ill Wis village
during the summer. -. The children of the
Sunday school will give their annualkC Chill
dren's Day concert next Sunday evening.
The service will be opened by talk from
the pastor to the children.
HALLpALE. 0. B. Evans. reported sick
last week, died quite suddenly Saturday
evening. Mrs. c. NJ. Plummer is quite
sick. Mrs. Eliza Bumps of Thomaston
was called here last week by the illness of
her brother, Oscar Evans. &c. b. Sampson
| has crew pressing hay in this vicinty....
Mrs. Job Clement is in rather poor health
also Mrs. w. NJ. Vose... Miss Ada Stewart
returned home from Cherrytield last Mon
day Mrs. A. t. Brown and children of
Lynn, Mass, are at c. A. Gilchrests for a
few weeks
! SwANvLLE. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Nick
erson, Miss Julia Chase and Miss Hattie
| May llartshorn attended the graduating eX-
| erciSeS at CaStine last week. Miss RATHER
| inc j. Nickerson and Mr.. Il. u. TIartshorn
| We're members of the graduating Glass;.
| Mrs W. f. Damn and son Mckinley are
visiting friends in Hampden... Mr.. NJ f.
Wentworth is building an addition to Crock
wood $50. Mr.. W. F. Damn caught another
fine salmon the first of the week, besides two
smaller fish, and so did Mr., T. d, Niekerson.
| ....Mtss Ellen Cunningham is at home from
Castine. go Miss Mabel Billings, who is
teaching in Frankfort was at hcme Sunday.
STOCKTON SPRINGS, Master A. p. Good
hue spent last week iii Island Falls, Aroos-
took Co, '']inerAs up a juniper top for a
vessel-one of the many frames which are
being gotten out by John Littlefield & Son
OF Brewer. Capt. g. w. Hichborn came
from Boston last week for a few days visit
with his mother and sisters, Mrs Robert
Hlchborn and daughters..... Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson of Cornth and Mr.. Weeks of Or
land were in town to attend the funeral of
Mrs, SeWall Niles, which occurred June
9th. Rev. R. G. Harbutt of Searsport, Off
ciatng. go. Miss Lottie Kneeland of this
town and Mr., Ellard W, feathers of Orring-
ton were united in marriage June 9TH by J.
G. Lambert, Esq, at the brides home on
Cape Jellison. Miss Small-a constructed
as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Percy B. feathers.
brother of the groom, was best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Leathers left Immediately for Or
rlngton, where the groom's fine farm and
pleasant house were awaiting the bride..
Mrs. Medora Marden returned last week
from visits in Portland and Togus, Maine
....Miss Susie Cousens aud Miss Clara
Mudgett arrived last Thursday from Cas-
tine Normal school for the summer vacation
5000. Charles Sanford from New York is at
his Fort Point cottage. PIERCE ID. Lancas-
ter left Friday for Camden, where he will
be employed during the summer. He was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs f. NJ.
Lancaster, who, after a few days visit with
her husband, returned home this week. -.
Miss Mabel Simmons arrived Friday from
Castine and will spend the summer with
her mother as usual. ..... Walter Kimball
came from Boston Saturday for short visit
with his family Capt. Melvin Colcord's
yacht Fancy" having been thoroughly re-
paired and painted, was put into the water
last week, much improved in appearance
Mr.. George Nealley and Miss Eva Small. |
both of this place, were married June
9th at the Methodist parsonage in Sears !
port, by Rev. II. W. Norton The Young
couple will reside in Belfast. . Capt. and
Mrs. Ralph Morse arrived home Sunday.
from Bangor. The captain returned Mon
day to his schooner, the r. F. Pettigrew, |
which is ready for sea-. Mrs Augusta
Devereaux was brought home Saturday by !
boat, in very feeble condition, having been
critically ill all the past winter and spring.
Her family considered the undertaking haz-
adous in the extreme, but yielded to the in
tense desire of the invalid to reach her own
home. She was accompanied by her son,
DIR. Herbert Devereaux, who will remain
with her an indefinite time. She has also
in attendance Mrs. McMann of Prospect
Ferry, as nurse. Mrs. VIM. PIERCE of Bel
fast, with her son and wife, and her daugh
ter George, spent Sunday with Ray Bow
dom and wife,. Rev. A. A. Smith of Belfast
delivered an excellent sermon in our church
Sunday, on "The Fatherhood of God" the
first of a series which will continue for
four consecutive Sundays. Later he will
fill our pulpit alternate Sundays, being en-
gagged, for portion of the time, in Swan
ville.. Mr.. Blaisdell of f. Fairfield spent
Monday and Tuesday in town, the guest of
Mrs. Avalina Griffin.