The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-10-25
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i MORRILL,. Mrs. Cyrus Noyes of Jefferson
! was in town last week. Mr.. Noyes is the
son of Chandler Noyes, who, with his fam
+ lily, lived fifty years ago where Elisha Mer-
riam now lves... Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
! Mears returned from Connecticut last Fri
day.. Mr. and Mrs Silas Storer visited in
: Waldoboro a few days last week Mrs.
Oscar Meader is spending few days in
Boston, Mass. -. Mr.. Charles Merriam of
Lincolnville has been in town the past two
| weeks, and is soon to move his family here.
WATERFRONT. Mrs. Burton of Union and
her niece Miss Burton of Union, visited
her brother, G. H. Dunton, and her nieces,
Mrs. j. Is. Mason and Mrs. Charles Little
field, last week. Mrs George Mansfield
and little son Edward of Jonesport are
visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. A. J.
Croker, and her sister, Mrs. G. II. Hill.....
Mr.. Murray of Bath was the guest of Mrs
+. f. Littleted over Sunday. Mrs. Lathley
Lewis and daughter of Brewer are visiting
Mrs. r. A. Rich and Mrs C. NJ Chase
Mrs, L. \. Graffan and little son of Bangor
are guests of Mrs. r. A. Rich. Master
Hubert Levansaler fell while at play in the
school yard Thursday afternoon and broke
his leg just above the ankle. lie is doing
we'll. Capt O. c. Clifford and Miss Sophia
Chase, who were delegates to the State Sun
day school convention in Dexter last week,
gave very interesting reports Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Mary McManus and daughter
Isabel have gone to Boston for visit w..
Capt W. r. Fernald of the sch David S.
Siner, (which was lost off Pollock Rip during
the gale of Oct 10th, and part Of his
crew, have arrived home. They had very
terrible experience and barely escaped with
their lives after rowing % miles to Nan
tucket Mr.. Eaton, the mate, who was
obliged to jump overheard to get into the
boat, was in the water half an hour before
they succeeded in pulling him in, very much
exhausted and minus hat, coat and shoes
lie mad injured one hand quite badly. He
has not yet returned, but is expected home
very soon. The vessel belonged to John
Pierce of New York and was not insured.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. DR.. Herbert B. Dev-
ereaux returned from Boston, Oct. 18th, and
VIII spend a few weeks in town, during
which time he will continue his dental work
...Walter Trundy left the middle of last
week for North Adams, Mass, where he
mas employment as a clerk in the grocery
store OF James II. Griffin. Mrs. Harriet
IL. McGilvery and Mrs. Desiah G. Harris
spent a couple of days in town last week,
visiting relatives and returned to Sears
port Thursday. Albert NJ. Ames returned
entity of Moosehead Lake, bringing with
him two deer. Did lead or silver bring
them down, Albert? -, Mrs. Noah Twiss
arrived home Saturday from visits to Ban
gor, kenduskeag and Levant Miss Ann
Thompson returned with her from Bangor.
.Elman Dickey visited Newport, Maine,
last week, called there by the serious illness
OF his little grandson, Payson Dickey, who
is now somewhat improved. Mrs. Clarence
Sprague and son Perry left home Saturday
to join Capt S. in Boston and accompany
him ON a voyage to Cuba. Capt. Albert
Colcord took Mondays boat to Boston.
where his vessel, the bark Willard Mudgett.
arrived Oct 18th from Turks Island :. True
Irundy spent last week with his parents.
.'.'Mlss West OF Frankfort was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Trundy Monday and
Tuesday. The V. l. S. entertainment last
Monday evening, under the auspices of
Church street, passed off successfully. The
following program was rendered: Farce
Gossip, by the Misses AIaude Rendell, Edith
Fletcher, Annie Moulton, Amy Griffin,
Ethel Colcord and Clara Mixer; Coon Song
by Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr.; reading by
Miss Thomas; solo by Mrs. Walter Kimball
and Coon Quartettes by the Misses Edith
and Amy Griffin and Maude and GLADYS |
Rendell. Ice cream and cake furnished the
refreshments. A pleasant dance closed the |
evening. Mr.. f. F. Staples left Tuesday
for business trip to Castine and Deer Isle. |
1.-The Current Events Club will meet with
Mrs. c. S. Rendell next Wednesday, Oct. |
S1st. All are cordially invited.