The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-03-15
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IsLEsBoRo. II. A. Dodge has bought OF
George WILDER piece of land in the centre
OF Dark Harbor and will erect store. Mr.
Dodge has the confluence of the people in
this vicinity and is man OF ability.
FRANKFORT. The Mothers Club meets
next Tuesday with Mrs. Augustus Thomp-
son.. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Beals attended
the Prospect circle Thursday, which met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs John Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Emerson visited Eden
Emerson and wife last Sunday Mrs. Seth
Averll, who broke her hip few weeks ago,
is slowly recovering. Last Wednesday
evening the Ladies' Aid Society furnished an
entertainment and supper at the vestry, the
proceeds of which were SIS 70.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE Mrs. n P. Bennett
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. o jordan,
in Jamaica Plains Mass. -. The barn OBJ the
farm near the XIII gdom, owned by j. S.
Gushee of Appleton, was partially unroofe d
by the last gale and the hay has been moved
away. The mill-yard and mill of Ira d.
Cram are the busiest places in town these
days of good sleighing. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
j. Tasker visited friends in Belfast last
week. Mark F. Messer is confined to the
house at present by a serious cold ''..,C. NJ.
Plummer of Halldale has received the sad
news that his oldest son, Fred of of Med
ford, Mass died March 9Th of pneumonia.
Master Harding Erskine is visiting his
grandfather, S S. Erskine.. Clifton Morse
is fitting up machinery for saving his stove
wood. .....T The shedding is excellent and
every one is trying to improve it,. Miss
Lillian G. Bartlett is expected home from
Mass. for a two weeks vacation, beginning
March 10th
W1NTERPoRT. Clara, the only daughter
of Mr.. ana Mrs. G. l. Gilman, died of 6
brain trouble Monday night, March 5th, aftel
a short illness. Little Clara was all unu
sually attractive and ovable child. only two
and one half years old, and was the pet o
the whole neighborhood. Mrs Gilman, who
is Frustrated with grief, has the heartfelt
sympathy of the community, as has also he1
only son, Fred and her husband, who i:
away at sea and will not hear OF his grea
loss for some time. Little Gage, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fernald
died Sunday night after very brief illness
His age was months. The baby was in th,
care of its grandmother. Mrs. Isaac Rankin
the parents being in Boston at the time
Every one has a kind word of sympathy TO
| the young parents in the loss of their frs
BORN. The second in the series of Sunda,
evening sermons was delivered before War
rem Post ard Relic Corps subject, Patriot
ISM" text, Ps 1877 Is 1t was fine lectur
and was highly appreciated by the hearers
Next Sunday evening the subject will b
Links" and the Odd Fellows are invited
The drama Beyond the Rockies" wa
presented at Union Hall Friday evening b.
company of young people in very pleas
| ing manner. Defender Hose Co. gave
| clam chowder supper to Kelly Hose Co. a
| Captain Edredge's banquet hall Tuesda
| evening. A good time IS reported. Mis-
| Lucy Bennoch has returned from the Bango
| hospital much Improved in health 80. Free
| Gilman, John Frederick and Edna Clemen
have gone to Bucksport and Hattie Mood
and Louise Smith to Castiue, for the sprin
term of school
| MONROE. MIR. James Newcomb, an old
| and respected citizen of this town, diet
| Monday morning, aged IS years He Wen
| finished and set his milk stool and pail o
milk back of the COW when it is supposed h.
had a shock and fell He was somewh a
bruised and unconscious when found I
| physician was summoned, but he hat
| breathed his last before the doctor arrived
| He leaves three sons, Albert Newcom1
| of Jackson, Fred Newcomb, with whom
| he lived, and George. His wife die,
| about twelve years ago. He had been
| very hard working man all his life -.
| The masked soclable at the Grange hall Sat
urday evening was success. The costume
were laughabe. A fine supper was serve,
| by the grangers and an excellent program
gwen. The hall was crowded. The pro
| ceeds are for a circulating library. Grip il
raging to quite an extent in the vicinity o
Monroe. 80. Miss Eva Cook has returned from
Castine. Mr.. Warren Nealley has beef
to Boston on business trip. 81 Miss Linda
Chase will return to Pittsfield next weel
to attend the spring term at the NJ. c
l...... Miss Mertie jenkins is visiting
relatives in Belfast this week . Monroe
lodge of Odd Fellows will visit Bangor
lodge this, Thursday, evening, March 18th.
Albert Durham has taken contract to pu
in 100 tons OF ice for George Smith of Hamp-
den, who has agreed to buy the milk here
this summer.
Transfers in Real Estate.