The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-05-31

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years, was gored to death by wild steer
Saturday morning The attack was made in
a narrow lane and Jordan had no opportu-
nifty to escape.
| MONROE. The church was we'll filled last
Sunday at the Memorial service of the G. A
X. Norman Wardwell, Esq. of Bangor de-
| livered the address at the Hall Memorial
) day. Charles johnson has moved his fam
| lily here and will run the cheese factory for
a year. Charles Colson resigned on account
of his health Bradford Webber has gone
to kingman, where he has employment.
Mrs. Haskell has in good line of MILL
| merry. Miss Ahneda Mansur has returned
from a visit to her brother in Bangor.
The w. c. 7. L. met with Mrs. Mary Moore
last week.. Mr.. James Weber, aged %
years, died May 22nd from pneumonia re
Sulting from a severe attack of grip. He
had been in poor health for some time. He
had been our tax collector for a number of
years, was Il prosperous farmer, and an up
right, honest citizen, esteemed by ali who
knew him. He was a member of Morning
Light Grange and of Marsh River Lodge of
Masons of Brooks. under whose auspices he
was buried, Rev. ID. Bracket of Brooks Off
! eating. The house was filled with sympa-
thizing friends and the floral tributes were
numerous aud beautiful Mr.. LlewelIyn
Weber came from Boston to attend his
brothers funeral. The odd Fellows and
Rebekahs will have memorial services at the
! church at 80 p. NJ, Sunday, June I'd, Rev.
f. S. Dollitf of Island Falls will ottciate.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Vim. Staples
returned May 21st from Belfast, leaving her
little grandson much improved in health. -.
Capt. Eden Shute and family left last week
for Rockland, where they will remain while
his vessel is undergoing repairs. Mrs.
John Smith has gone to visit her daughter
Mrs. Bertha Dean, in East Boston. -. The
IuntOon house, on Cape Jellison, was EN-
tirely destroyed by fire last Thursday morn.
ing. A defective chimney was supposed to
be the cause. Insurance, $3.50. -. Mr. Eliab
Stevens has recently moved into town, hav-
ing bought the NORM house. Miss West
and Mr.. True Trundy of Frankfort visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Trundy,
will be built at Fort Point, the coming sum
mer, by the cottagers from Bangor. G. G.
Hopkins of Camden was in town two days
last week, the guest of his brother, Herbert
Hopkins. -. Capt. Charles Park has been
giving his house and stable coat of paint,
and they are shining in their new dress.
Mrs. j. L. Lancaster left Saturday to jon
her husband in Boston,. Mrs. Everett
Staples. Jr., returned by Sundays boat from
visit with her parents and sisters. in Bos-
ton and Quincy, Mass. Josiah Berry,
daughter Louie and son Charles of Camden,
were in town Sunday calling or relatives.
They were accompanied by Miss Tena
Jackson (sister of Mrs. Berry and Jesse
Wilson of Belfast. DIR. Sweat of Bangor
was here Sunday, in consultation on the
case of Richard Killman, who has failed
rapidly for the past ten days.
WINTERPoRr. Memorial Sunday was APP
propriately observed at the Methodist church.
The audience room was very prettily deco
rated and the music was fine. Mr.. Eaton
sang two beautiful solos and the choir gave
some very choice selections. Rev. j. w.
Hatch delivered an eloquent and patriotic
address before Warren Post and Relief
Corps and Sons of Veterans and the house
was crowded with attentive and appreciative
listeners It was a very satisfactory service
in every way. Mrs. r. G. Campbell is very
ill with pneumonia. Mrs. J. W. Sproul
has been quite ill, but is much improved -.
Mrs. Annie R. Atwood of Boston made
short visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred Atwood,
this week. =. Mr. R. F. Rowe has been quite
ill for a few days.. Lester Nickerson has
gone to Waterville to work for the season,
and VIM. Rosenthall has employment in
Bangor. Miss Hattie Kelly is at home
from Rockland, where she has been attend
ing the Commercial College. She graduated
last week and has secured good position
in Rockland.. Atwood Kelly of Dorchester
is the guest of Capt. Benz Atwood. The
first automobile seen in WinterpOrt passed
through the village last week. 1t was in
charge of A. L. Campbell of this place, who
is the Bar HarbOr agent of the Boston
Automobile Co. He rode down from Ban
gor Thursday night, returning the next
morning 80. Following is the honor list for
the winter term of the WinterpOrt High
school: Second Honor-Mary Hardy, Ephra
Kneeland, Glare Moody; Third HOnOr-Fred
Shaw, Marie Wardwell, Louise Smith.