The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-07-04
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate
were recorded in Waldo County Registry of
Deeds for the week ending July ), 1901 {:
Charles Plaisted, Searsmont, to Chas. f.
Ptlsted, do ; land and buildings in Sears
mont. Minnie +. Smith, Searsport, to Fred
NJ. Perkins, do ; land in Seaport. Jennie
Hunter, Searsmont, to Emma L. Jameson,
do; land and buildings in Searsmont.
Stephen Fredson, Lincolnville, to Victor
Woodbridge, do; land and building in
Lincolnville. Israel Brown, Palermo, to
Geo. Bliss, Waldoboro; land in Palermo
Hugh Ross Hatch, Wolfville, \. s., to
Elizabeth Hall Howe, Milton, Mass, land in
Islesboro. Leonard f. Colson, Monroe. to
Esther NJ. Colson, do; land in Monroe,
Chas. A. Simpson, Brooks, to Mary A.
Cook, do land in Brooks. VIM. f. Ninal
ct ais, Thomaston, to f. R. Conner, Belfast :;
land in Northport. Ezra A. Knowlton,
Swanville, to A. +. Nickerson, do; land
and buildings in Swanville. Abbie L..
Hurd, Thorndike, to Walter Hurd, Unity !;
land and buildings in Unity. d. d. Gould,
jackson, to W. f. Gould, do, land and
buildings in Jackson. B. F. Fuller, Sears
mont, to A. X. Paul, do. land and build
ings in Searsmont.
MONROE. Leonard Colson passed away
last week Since coming from the Maine
General Hospital year ago, when he had
his leg amputated, he has been great suf-
ferer. He left daughter, Esther, who did
not leave him during all his hours of pain,
and two brothers, R. HI. Colson of Monroe
and DR.. Benz. Colson of Bangor. The fu-
neral services were held at his late resi-
dence, conducted by Rev. Geo. S. Mills of
Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Nye have re-
turned from visit to Pittsfeld, where they
attended the wedding of her brother, Dan'1
Tozier.. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Neatly
have had an eight-pound boy added to their
family. Dr. Ii. A. Holt has returned from
a visit to his mother in Lamoine accoma-
MED by his wife and baby, who had been
visiting there. News has been received of
the death of Mr.. Warren Weston, aged s5
years, who jumped overheard from steam
er on the passage from Boston to Portland.
He was born in Frankfort and resided here
many years. His wife died few years ago.
Mrs. Freeman Atwood of this village is sis
ter. Ellis Cooper, who has a fine position in
Boston as mechanical engineer, is at home
on vacation. Mrs. Wealthy Plummer of
| Somerville, Mass, is to spend few weeks
| with her sister, Mrs. F. Atwood :. Guy
TwOmbly, who has graduated from the
| Vermont school of business, is at home
Mrs Mehitable Hayes died suddenly June
| Goth at the home of her brother, James
| Moore, aged n years. =. Rev. James Ding
well, wife and two children, have arrived
| from Massachusetts for few weeks visit
at Mrs. DingwelPs old home. :. Miss Media
Atwood of Winterport and friend visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Freeman Atwood,
| over Sunday. Capt. TolfOrd Durham is
| repairing his buildings and making a de-
cided change for the better. -. Children s
day was observed here by concert last
| Sunday. The program was as follows
| Singing by school; prayer responsive read
ings repeating of the oath Psalm music by
| Nora Lufkin; rec, Welcome, Jessie Curtis
rec. An Invitation to Sabbath School, Sid
ney Scott; singing rec, Two Outcasts, Vii
la Grant; singing, Jessie Cunningham and
Ethel Chase; rec, The Bridge, Viola Con-
ant rec, The Children's Hour, Ray Hender-
son; rec, Lucy Dickey rec, Hattie Webb
rec. by FIVE children; rec, Susie Bowden
rec, Tommy's Prayer, Mamie Lincoln, rec,
The Poet and His Children, Gertrude Con-
ant; singing by school.