The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-02-01
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o"ANNILLE. Ellery Nlckerson OF Boston
was In town few days last week. =. "A. T.
Nlckerson, Hon. A. E. Nickerson, Nickerson
Z" oamm, r. N. Brown, James O. Patter-
son, H. NJ. Chase, j. W. Nckerson, Edmund
Ames. DR.. j. S. Cole, Emery Cunningham
and Edwin Small harvested their ice last
week. George Leavtt of Belfast was on
the lake day and a half with his ice pillow,
80 Mrs Charles Walker, Mrs. Fred Curtis
and Mrs. James Know lton will have the
next Grange sociahle at the Grange Hall,
Feb. Sth. Picnic supper
IHoRNDIKE. Benjamin and Joseph Wal
ker, who We're called here by the sickness
and death of their father, Mr.. Timothy Wal
her' returned to their homes i'll Island Falls
JAN 2o. Emma, little daughter of Mrs
Sarah Wren, is dangerously sick with ty
phoid fever. DIR. Dodge of Troy is attending
her,. Lawyer Thompson of Belfast has
been IN town several times recently to see
bis sister, Mrs. Charity Walker, who is very
slck Bert Stevens passed last Friday in
Belfast. =. Richard c. Higgins has sold his
rare Nellie to Walter Gerald of Canaan.
Miss Nesta Heath has returned to Belfast,
where she has employment 49,. Florence
CONN was the guest of Bessie Higgins Fri
day night. Burton Gross and wife attend
ed the funeral of Mr. Frank Call in Troy last
Tuesday Ross c. Higgins Went to Ban
gor Monday to visit his sister, Mrs. II. j..
Stevens. Mrs. Maud Hogan and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. Elvira Stevens last
Tuesday Ira Ward aud wife of Mass. are
visiting relatives in town, also in Jackson.
Nelson Blethen and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Webb in Monroe las. Tuesday
and Wednesday Rev, Mr.. Hinckley OF
Augusta passed last Friday and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs Howard Small. -. A lbion
Kinney of Frankfort was in town last week.
1.-The sick ones in town are nearly all
improving. Mrs. V. n. Higgins is passing
the week in Bangor.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Letters received last
week state that Mrs Augusta Devereaux,
who recently underwent successful surgi-
cal operation in Boston hospital now seems
rapidly failing in strength, and is in very
critical condition. She is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Phineas Griffin in Cambridge,
Mass. Mrs. Amanda Costlgan arrived.
Jan. %, from Cambridgeport, Mass, called
here by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Marga
ret Ames. She has opened Mrs. Ames
house, and the remains have been carried
there and embalmed, awaiting the arrival of
her son Charles, from San Francisco, when
the funeral will take place. The schools
in town closed last Friday, with 1he excep-
ton of the Grammar and intermediate, in
the village, which will close Feb End =. Mr.
Geo. Neatly has gone to Rumford Falls for
employment...- Mr.. VIM. Cleaves is visiting
his brother Frank in North Searsport. ~
Miss Frances Cieaves has been confined to
the house, since Christmas, suffering from
severe asthma. She is now somewhat i'm
proved, although not able to be at her place
of business. Mrs. Jennie h. Staples, who
has been i'll for several months with a seri-
Gus heart trouble, is nov able to be about
the house. Mrs. Harriet Lancaster, who
seized some six weeks ago with an ag-
gravated case of diphtheretic sore throat, has
as tar recovered, ander the care of DR..
Stevens, as to be about her room and hopes
soon tt be iii usual health k. Monday brought
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Sanborn a
very welcome guest-a little son.. Capt
and Mrs, Thomas Clifford recently received
news of the birth of son to their grand
daughter, Mrs. Harry Winslow of Quincy,
Mass. The Current Events Club forwarded
to the Girls Home, Belfast, last Saturday, a
box containing five wool dresses, extra
dress waist, and material for two gingha m
dresses, with six pairs stockings and two
suits underwear, contributed by Mrs. J. G.
Lambert, who though not member of the
Club is an earnest friend of the Home"