The Republican journal., 1901-09-12
Mrs. Fred Dunten of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, is visiting Miss Ella A. Paul in this

| Mrs Fred Dunten of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, is visiting Miss Ella A. Paul in this
city.
Miss Myrtle Forbes has gone to Boston to
spend the winter with her aunt Mrs. Au-
gustipe Thompson at the St. Cloud Hotel
The time granted to the trustees for the
sale of the Hanson property expired last
week, and thirty days more were granted.
Rev. George B. Ilsley, D. D., pastor of the
First Baptist church, lectared Wednesday
evening in Groveville, Buxton. Before re-
turning to Westbrook he will enjoy two
weeks vacation in Limerick, Newest
brook Gazette.
The weather for Monroe fair opened
favorable and large numbers went from
this city Tuesday and Wednesday,. But
rain came on Wednesday noon and the out
look for today is uncertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Page and Miss
Azubah Decrow of Georgetown, Texas,
who are making an extended tour of the
United States and Canada, have been visit
ing the past week in Belfast with Mrs.
Pages cousin, Mrs. ThOs. r. Shute.
H. ?. Farrow of Belmont recently survey
ed the grounds at Dark Harbor where II. j.
Morse, New York banker, is to build a
cottage 40 feet long. The lawns are to be
most attractively laid out, and the cottage
will be one of the best on the coast.
Miss L. II. Carter, trained nurse, is in
Liberty, attending Miss Fletcher, from
whom Drs. johnson of Belfast and Millett
of Searsmont lately removed an abdominal
tumOr. Miss Fletcher's condition is report
ed at this writing as ye1y favorable.
STEAMER NOTES. The Boston steamers
made their last call at Northport Camp
ground for the season Sept. 9th. They vii
beg;u the fall arrangement OF five trips pei
week ne 1t week. - The Castine took al ex
cursion to Camden Sunday to see the 5
masted schooner, which stuck in launching
at II. NJ. Beams shipyard.. 1.-THE Silver
Star will continue on two trips per day OF
the Belfast, Castine and lslesboro lin,
until Sept Dist, which is one week late
than usual
Few. Clifton NJ. Gray has resigned as pas
tor of the Unitarian chul oh in Millbury
ed a call 10 church in Cbai lesion S.
The church accepted the resignation, bu
expressed regret that the pastor should Zee
called upon to ,eave them. The press re
ports say Mr.. Ora is a Using young clersl
Ms :, add is titet 1or lager Ie]d thai
Milbrry, which field he fonud in Charles
.o.,. He is a native of Belfast, a sou o
Na't S. Gray, aud BIAS just returned from
| spending b 5 NsClt "a here.
A muccale was given Monday e.enirg b,
Miss Maud Ellis in honor of Miss Katherin,
Bickford and Mr.. G. Harvey Self of New
York. Solos were givea by Mss Bedford
Mr.. Self and Mr.. Emery White and Mis-
Maud johnson presided at the piano; Mis-!
Georgia Burrows gave some readings. The
guests were given surpl Sc when luncI
was announced and they entered The do &c
room which was beautifully decorated il
blue, green and white. The decoration.
co lsisled of bunt os, evergreen and flowers
TIE color scheme was carried out even U
gowns wola by Miss Ellis and her sister
Leua, VINO assisted her in serving, also to
the colors of The ice cream. The party
broke up Az late hor~ every one having
| enjoyed musical treat and a del, ghtiu
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