The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-08

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EAST SEARsMoNT. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Head Of Camden, Me-, visited her sister,
Mrs. Leslie Mariner, July 2Sth....A. 81.
Mahoney and wife were in Northport July
28th.. Mrs. Kate Hanson of StOneham,
Mass, is the guest of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Everett DOnnell. Mrs. II. p. Nick
erson of Somerville, Mass, is with her sis
ter, Mrs. Miles Brewster.
PALERMO. John Black went 10 Washing
ton Thursday with Miss Lottie Farrar, who
had been visiting at his place the past six
weeks. .Abbie Atkinson and daughter of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting her old home at
Carr's Corner -. "A party from North Paler-
mo went to Freedom last Friday, berrying.
80. Cora A. Goodwin was in Montville and
Belfast last week. Mrs. Lorenzo Henri
man of Whitefeld is spending few weeks
in town. -. Many former residents of this
town, now of Massachusetts, are expected
to spend Old Home Week with friends here.
WALDO. Our thanks are due postmaster
Brown for the weather reports, sent by our
mail carriers. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Wilson
of Orono were in town last week visiting
friends. Game Warden W. 1. Neal left
Aug. LIST for Bar Harbor to attend to his
official duties. :. Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Clary
returned the first of the week to their home
in East Livermore. 80 Crops are growing
finely since the rains. Potatoes will be
light crop, very few having set on. Cater
RI how q
liking for onion tops. -. The fall web worms
are working on the fruit-trees. They kill the
limbs
LINcoLNvILLE CENTRE. Miss Alice
Jepson of Lynn, Mass, who has been
spending few weeks at Austin Mariners,
returned home Wednesday. Sidney Church
i'll and wife of Boston are visiting in town.
....Mrs. Matilda Brooks of New York is
visiting her brother, William Calderwood,
for few days.. L. H. Rogers of Chelsea
and Mr.. A. NJ. Pendleton and daughter
Adrienne of Boston are guests at F. NJ.
at Josiah Miller Miss Jennie Cudworth
of Boston is spending a few days in town.
MIR. Lone and Mrs. Davis of Boston ar
rived Tuesday and are stopping at the Lone
Cottage. Mr.. and Mrs T. E. Cuddy of
Frankfort and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cunning
ham and son Leslie of Prospect, who have
been visiting Mrs. Frank Grey, returned
Monday, accompanied by Burton Grey.
Erwin Rankin is taking few days outing
in Prospect and Frankfort. Lora Heal of
Belfast is visiting in town. Mrs. Effie
Grey is spending few weeks in Prospect.
1.-The Lake View is having good pat
ronage, boarders arriving by almost every
boat
MORRILL,. Last Saturday evening, by in
vitation, some thirty children of the Junior
Christian Endeavor and Sunday school,
with their teacher, gathered at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. H. l. Holt and enjoyed
themselves in plays and a variety of amuse-
ments. Peanuts, candy and lemonade were
abundantly supplied. Mr.. Holt and the
children are on the best of terms. Oscar
Storer, ESQ.,, of Boston, Rev. Wesley Wig
gin of Rockport, Mass, Mr.. Will Cross and
sisters, Mrs. Mamie Higgins and Nellie
Randall of Boston and Miss Emma Murch
from Augusta, all arrived in town last week
to visit relatives and friends. DIR. and
Mrs. Josiah W. Pearson and Master Keith
of Providence, R. l., visited in town last
week :. Mrs. Vilinda Hatch and daughter
Mabel, accompanied by her friend Miss
Tibbetts arrived home from Waltham,
Mass, last week. :. Miss Marion Bartlett
of Montville was visiting friends in town
last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. W. c.
Stetson preached here last Sunday. Next
Sunday Rev. w. A. Richmond of Freedom
will occupy the church morning and even
ing in exchange with Rev. H. ]. Holt....
The Morrill, Sunday school beat the record
of several years last Sunday, when 1O6
pupils were present. The school enjoyed
picnic at Quantabacook pond Tuesday, Aug.
9th
IsLEsBoRo. Services at the new Catho-
lie church were held for the first time
Sunday, Aug. 18th. There was a large at
tendance. The building is so feet long -.
At the Episcopal church the Rev DR.. VIM.
crowded house. The DR.. has one of the
largest and most elegant cottages in town.
1t is about $50 feet long, standing on high
ground overlooking Gilkey's Harbor, the
adjacent islands, and the long range of the
Camden and Lincolnville hills. AT the
Baptist church last Sunday morning, the
pastor, Rev. Geo. E. Tufts, was assisted by
the Rev. James S. Dennis, D. D., who
preached from Isaiah 4S:1s, sob that thou
hadst hearkened to my commandments!
then had thy peace been as a river, and
thy righteousness as the waves of the sea-"
DR.. Dennis is a Presbyterian clergyman of
New York City, and is spending the sum-
mer at Islesboro, occupying the cottage of
Mr.. j. R. Bracket, who is travelling in Eu-
rope. The sermon was deeply interesting
and helpful, and its rich thoughts were
clothed in terse, expressive and choice Ian
guage. 1t held the undivided attention of
an audience nearly filling the house. ...Jud-
son Pendleton, NJ. D., of Brooklyn, n. Y.
who has been visiting his parents, Capt
and Mrs. W. S. Pendleton, returned few
days ago.. Mr.. Charles Aver of San Fran
cisco, whose parents were Islesboro people,
is now in town visiting relatives. Preston
Hatch, who is doing business in Boston, is
here on a vacation visiting his mother, Mrs.
Alfred Hatch