The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-10-04
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.

PROSPECT VILLAGE. The members of
South Branch Grange, No. ~, met at their
hall. Sept. 9TH, and papered their dining
room. All are anticipating visit to Frank
forts new grange. Miss Emmie Marden
is at Mt Katahdin Iron Works, at the Sill
yer Lake Hotel. -. Mr.. and Mrs. F. |. Wood
of Dorchester, Mass, and Mr.. Chas. Wood
and family of Orrington visited at Mrs. Ellie
Wards and Mr.. S. S. Woods recently
Mr.. |. Curtis of Camden was the guest of
Miss Ora Libby last week ... Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jennison of Waltham ale visiting MI
and Mrs. Fred Dockham. Mr.. Frank Gould
is in Boston visiting his son Horace, who is
to leave Oct. md for Michigan, where he is
to attend college the coming winter MI
Gould will visit his daughter AID family in
friends in Lynn, Mass. -. Mr.. Edgar VIII
liams of Maiden, Mass, Mrs. Agnew Phil
brick u Roxbury, Mass, Miss Matte Cross
Of Morrill, and Mr. L.sSargent. of Belfast
Who We're here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie j
II. Littletield. have all returned home....
Misses Grace and Ella Partridge of Belfast,
with friends, spent Sunday with their mother
Mrs T. Could
NORTH Troy. Mrs. Hester A. Smart is
having the interior of her house improved
considerably. wv. L. Gray has received the
appointment of Deputy Sheriff. The next
meeting of the W. C. T. t. will be held at
the home of the President, Mrs. Abbie New
ell, Oct 9Th. Mr. William Whitney and
wife of Pittstield, visited relatives in town
last week. Mrs. NJ. F. Hammond of AL
blon, accompanied by her uncle, David
Hammond of Everett, Mass, called on
friends and relatives in town Wednesday,
...M Mrs. Josie Rhoades is suffering from a
very serious form of heart trouble DR.. J /.
f. Cook of nifty is attending her. Perry
Martin of Pittsteld visited friends in town
Sunday. Luville Sandersun is on the sick
list. DR.. Dodge was called Sunday. Mr.
Howard Snow and wife of Burnham were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Rhoades
Sunday. Miss Georgia Jackson gave a
highly enjoyable birthday party Sept. 29th,
entertaining in a very pleasant manner the
following: Blanche Myrick, Addie May
Glover, Lucy Racklitfe, Edwina Garcelon,
Izah Sanderson, Edith Coffin, and Rosamond
Woods. Candy, nuts, apples and delicious
pears were served, and with singing and
music a general good TIME was enjoyed.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. DR. and Mrs j. A.
Pierce and Mr.. Chas. Bagley returned Sept.
18th from their carriage trip to the kenne-
bec.. Mrs. G. A. Stevens returned the mid
die of last week from visit to her father
in Burnham. .....J ames H. Griffin Of North
Adams, Mass, arrived Sept 10Th for
weeks visit to his mother, Mrs Edward
Hartman. All are glad to welcome him in
his old home again.. Miss Melvina Patter-
son left Friday for her home in Washington,
ID. c., accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Elmira Patterson, who will spend the win
ter with her. Mrs P. is &. well preserved
lady, who says she expects to see the
second Inauguration of Mckinley, on the
day following her S5th birthday, she having
witnessed his first one and enjoyed the
ceremony. They took with them as far as
Boston little Miss Pauline Griffin, who has
been spending the summer with her grand
parents, Capt. and Mrs. F. A Patterson -.
Mrs. Fannie Roberts left Friday to visit in
Albion and Unity before returning to Bos-
ton. DR.. II. B. Devereaux and sister, Mrs
Phineas Griffin, and babe, and Mr.. Chas.
Bagley, LETT on Fridays boat for their
homes in Cambridge and Boston. Dr.. E.
A. Wilson of Belfast was in town Thursday
and Saturday for the second and third con-
sultation with DR.. Stevens on the case of
Mrs. James Treat, who is still in danger
GUS condition. Her daughter, Mrs. Brain
ard Griffin of st. Paul, Mimi, arrived Mon
day evening, called here by her mothers
Illness. Henry Stowell has been quite i'll
for several days. -. Walter Trundy is at
home from Belfast. Mrs. Wheelden of Or
rington and two grandchildren, who spent
the past week with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Clifford, returned to her home Saturday,.
Mrs. Daniel Lancaster of Monroe is visit
ing Mrs. Henry Stowell.. Capt Ralph
Morse arrived by train Saturday evening
and will remain at home FOR some time,
having put another captain in command of
his vessel. Mrs. Emily Richardson, who
has spent the past week with Mrs. G. S.
Rendell, returned to her home in Bucks
port Sunday. Miss Mary Hichborn left
Monday to visit her uncle, John Littleield
of Brewer, and attend the Music Festival
in Bangor. :. Mrs. E. NJ. Lancaster and
Miss Gertrude Pendleton left for Bangor
Monday, where they will visit the formers