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

HALLDALE. Rev. S. H. Burton and
daughter were with friends in Pittsfeld
last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Simmons
of Waldo we're at j. E. Halls last Sunday.
Mrs. Severance and daughter Of Hol
yoke, Mass, are guests of Mrs. J. B. Po-
land. Misses Edna and Lizzie Poland OF
MedfOrd, Mass, are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Poland....
Elmer Clement Of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
! his uncle, Fred A. Clement. Mrs. Martha
Hall is at Citypoint visiting her son, W.
A. Hall.
CLARKE's CORNER pros pect). Mrs
Della Clarke will soon visit her son, who
lives in New Hampshire. .Myron Clarke
has returned from few days visit in Stock
ton Springs. MIR. Fred Cole of Searsport
was married to Miss Alice E. CHM of Bos-
ton July Is, 1901. They are visiting his
| mother, Mrs. Ida Cole. -. Miss Lulu Cole is
the guest of her mother for a few days..
Mrs. Nellie Clarke and daughter of Phils
delphia, Pa, a,e the guests OF her mother,
Mrs. l. Ward. Mrs. Melvin Clatke's
| niece from Boston, who was her guest for
ten days, has returned to her home.
BU3NHAM. 1t is reported that orders
| will be soon issued to take up the rails,
| sleepers and fences of the Wiscasset and
Quebec railroad between Albion and Burn
ham, thus seemingly vanishing all ideas OF
completing the road to Burnhf n. One gen.
| tleman states that if this proves true, the
! property owners, himself included, whose
land has been damaged by the railroad, will
make attachments on the rails and sleepers
, as fast as they are removed by the railroad
employees, thus hoping to secure tl-eir pay
i'll part, at least, for the damage they claim
to have been done to their property. Several
interested parties, it is reported, have g.
ready secured counsel
CENTRE MoNTv1LLE. Mrs. Charlotte
Mayhem of Searsmont visited Mrs. W. D
Tasker August LIST. Mrs. E. B. Ramsay
and l.. L. Ramsay of NOrthport visited
friends in town last week. I'D. F. Burkett
OF Hudson, Mass, who has been the guest
OF Olin Hartman, has returned home
Mrs. Burkett will remain for time. :. :. NJ rs.
James Elliott and son of Lynn, and Mrs.
Amos Thompson of Cliftondale, Mass, Wis
| tied Mrs. w. B. Jaquith July 31st.. ..P B.
French is in Belfast visiting his brother,
Nathan French, and other relatives. . MI.
! and Mrs. John Myrick of Belfast were at
f. A. Cushman's Aug. 4th Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Lunt, who have been employed
for the past fifteen months at Howard, r. l.,
returned by Sundays boat u. George Car
ter, one of the teachers in the Shaw Bust
ness College, Bangor, returned to his work
| in this school last week. Many of the
young people of this town are planning to
avail themselves of the privilege of a
Academy this fall.
SwANvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Damn
and Miss Edna Edgecomb are visiting
friends in Lowell and Enfield. :. Mrs. VIM.
Keene, sor and daughter of Medford, Mass
are the guests of her brother, Mr.. H. T. Har-
ris.. MIR. and Mrs. George Libby and
daughter Fannie, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Nickerson, have r.
turned home. .. Mr.. elliott of Lynn, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. J. Downs. Miss
Carrie P. Greeley of Boston is visiting her
mother, Mrs. T. c. Smart. Mrs. F. E.
Nickerson and two children of Everett, are
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M. Chase. -. The dance at Cunningham's
Hall last Thursday night was very enjoy
able affair. There is to be another this,
Thursday, evening. 90 The Union Sunday
school will have its annual excursion to the
Bar next Friday. -. Mrs. Susan Miller is
visiting friends in Belfast -. Miss Vina
Nickerson visited in Belfast last week.
The Sunday school Memorial concert will
be on Aug. 18th directly after Sunday school,
or about noon
TROY. Dogs entered the flock of sheep of
Mrs. Emma Pierce recently and killed eight
and perhaps more, as others are still miss
ing from the pasture. 1t would seem to be
| high time for those who keep dogs to be
compelled to keep them On their own pre-
| misses. Money will not recompense Mrs.
Pierce for her sheep, as she had a nice
flock. The Troy Sunday school united
| with the Unity Sunday school in picnic at
Windermere Park Aug. LIST. A good time is
reported. The Ladies Aid gave lawn
party at John Whitney's at the Centre last
Friday evening. A literary entertainment
was given, efter which ice cream and cake
were served. Quite little sum was real
lied to aid the preaching fund. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conant OF Pittsfeld, with their family,
will give free concert at the church Fri
day evening, Aug. 9th. 1t is hoped to be
able to engage Mr.. COnant to instruct a class
in singing in Troy in the near future. He
has the reputation of being first class
teacher, and there is lots of talent among
the young people of Troy that only awaits
! cultivation to fill all requirements of the
place. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Piper, Mrs.
Nellie Spear and Miss Edna Richardson of
Rockland are guests at David Piper's for a
| week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Warren of Ban
gor visited Mrs. Alice Stone recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Longley of Worcester,
Mass, are at Mrs. Longley's for the sum-
mer.. Mrs. Abbie Krimmell and daughter
Viola are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs B. F.
Harding for few weeks.
Resolutions of Respect.