The Republican journal., 1900-06-07

were the following: Pillow, crescent, TWEEN
ty white pinks, cut flowers, Mr. Ernest
Sylvester twenty white roses, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Sylvester and NJ. NJ. Wentworth;
basket, Edna and Bertha Thompson; cut
flowers, Mrs. d. B. Stephenson ;cut flowers,
Mrs. Clara Carter; roser, Mr.. Fl. f. Ramsey :;
geraniums, Mrs. Nenora Frye; pansies,
Misses Fannie and Julia Frye; wreath, Mrs
Emma Foster. The family have the SYM
pathy of the entire community in their
great loss.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. On the afternoon of
May 3Oth Mr.. Richard killman, who had
been slowly failing from pulmonary con
sumption for the past three months, passed
quietly away at the home of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Daniel Thompson. All that loving
care and devotion could suggest was done
to save the life so good in itself, and so dear
to his family but it was ordered otherwise,
and to the stricken mother and sisters, who
mourn the loss of an only son and brother,
the hearts of the community go out in SYM
pathy. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrity, son and
daughter, of Bangor, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Mass, and a large number Of friends from
Prospect were present at the funeral ser
vices. which were held Saturday afternoon,
the interment being in the family lot in
Prospect. Capt. Frank Marden arrived,
May seth, from a six months voyage....
Miss Leora Partridge went to Rockland,
last week. where she is the guest of Mrs.
I iyyi., I'M hon I)r NrS
ems have With them, as guests, the latters
father and uncle. Mr.. Bowdoin arrived
home Sunday from Boston,. Mrs. ID. G.
Harris went to Searsport Sunday to remain
with her sister, Mrs. II. ii. McCiilvery, for
the summer. Mr.. George Bates of South
Boston was in town Sunday, calling on old
acquaintance. Mr.. B. is a native of this
place. removing to Boston, with his parents,
in youth; and is now member of the Davis
and st. George Dramatic Co., which played
three evenings in Belfast this week. ....Miss
Emma Ridley of Prospect has returned to
Capt. c. S. Rendell's for the summer....
Mrs. Sewall Niles, aged y, died suddenly,
of stomach and heart trouble, last Sunday
night She had been in poor health for some
pated, and her death was a great shock to
her husband, who is thus left entirely alone
in the home they had SO recently bought.
Much sympathy is expressed for him in the
loss of his estimable wife. -. Mrs. Everett
Staples and Mrs. Lewis Smell went to Pitts
field, Monday, to attend the three-days' SEES
sion of the State Universalist Convention.
49,. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr., have
opened their summer campaign of house
keeping in their coy new home, where all
their friends will meet most cordial well
come. 80. Mrs. Charles Black of Belfast was
in town Monday. Mrs. Ralph Morse went
to Bangor Tuesday to join her husband, who
has just arrived in sch. r. F. Pettigrew....
Mrs. Charles Park entertained the Current
Events Club, Wednesday afternoon. . West
street will give " l. S. sociable in Den
Slow Hall, this (Thursday,) evening The
program will include the farce, ''A Chinese
Dummy" and several of the latest songs,
followed by dance, with good music, and
refreshments in the form of ice cream and
cake. \ good attendance is expected