The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

PROSPECT FERRY. Miss Florence L.
Austin, who has been spending the past
two weeks at W. D. Harriman's, left for
Damaris last Monday. Several from
this place attended the camp meeting at
Northport last Thursday. Mr.. Edw. Went
worth of Searsport plastered Capt. W. II.
Harriman's chambers last week. :. Miss
Blanche Averill of Frankfort visited Mrs.
L. D. Berry last week. Frank Bassick
and Harry Berry returned to Boston last
week. -. Mrs. Viola Wescott is visiting
relatives in Mortified, VT. Mrs. Annie
Devereaux and Miss Louise CHM visited
Mrs. Manley CHM in Bangor several days
last week. Miss Hannah Heagan and
Miss Ruby Wilson are visiting Mrs. j. &.
James in Bangor. The Misses Alice and
Celia CHM of Bangor visited relatives here
last week .... Medora Pierce returned to her
home in Peabody, Mass, last Saturday.
Misses Clara and Florence Allen returned
to their home in Providence, r. l., last
Saturday. wv. d. Hartman and wife,
Mrs. A. A. CHM, Miss Almira CHM and
Miss Florence L. Austin went to Bangor
Aug. Goth, shopping. Miss Faustna Hard
ing is visiting Mrs. Fred Goodwin and
family in Hallowell. -. Mrs. Harry Winslow
of Quincy, Mass, visited Mrs. L. d. Berry
last week Mrs. johnson and Miss Gas
nell, who have been visiting at Mrs. L. D..
Berry's, returned to their home in Boston
last Wednesday,. -. The recent ice cream
socially and financially. Mrs. Orilla Nc
Mann is at home from Winterport.
son Percy of Belfast have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ Z. Curtis. -.
Miss Marion Nckerson is at home from
, Everett, Mass. -. Miss Eta j. Holmes visit
ed friends on the islands recently. Miss
! Celia Nickerson has returned to Belfast :.
Hon. A. f. Nickerson has gone to visit the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.
| Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary D. Nicker-
son gave a party in honor of her grand
daughter, Miss Susie Greeley of Hampden,
it being her thirteenth birthday. There
was music and social chat. At five o'clock
ice cream and cake were served Later
little Mckinley Damn entertained the COM
pany with fancy Waiting, which was execut-
ed with an ease and grace sufficient to
make many an older man turn green with
envy. Miss G.'s friends presented various
tokens of regard, and the occasion is one
long to be pleasantly remembered. Sun
day, Aug. 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon
of New Hampshire came through with their
automobile and took dinner at Rock wood
cottage. DR.. Patterson and Dr. Ferguson
and family of New York and Harry Walen-
ger of Boston are stopping at lockwood.
Mrs. Geo. Sargent has also been guest at
the cottage. Twenty-Five people dined there
Sunday. Mr.. Charles Durham of Boston
visited his old home the past week. He
had not been here before for nearly twenty
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cunning
ham and daughter Inez of Woburn, Mass,
are visiting at their old home. Mrs. Laura
Thurston, Mrs. George Dudley and Miss
Mcdonald arrived by Boston boat Saturday
morning and are guests at Mr.. j. W. Nicker
son's... Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Damn and
Miss Edna Edgecomb have returned from
visit to Enfield accompanied by Miss Blanche
Shorey. The fourth in the series of
dances at Cunningham hall last Thursday
evening was as we'll attended as the pre-
ceding ones. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brown
served ice cream, cake and coffee at reason
able rates. Prof. Written is engaged to
draw the bow again this, Thursday, even
ing. Mr.. S. d. Greeley and family, who
have been visiting in town, returned to
Hampden Tuesday.
MONROE. Rose, widow of Mr.. Fred
Richie, was aged IA years at the time of
her death by carriage accident. She was
lady of rare talents and had an extensive
acquaintance, having spent several winters
in Augusta with her husband. She was a
charter member and a prominent member of
the grange for years. She extended cordial
greetings and generous hospitality to all
who visited her home and entertained many
visitors. Since the death of her husband
she has spent most of time with relatives.
She leaves two sisters-MrS. Wealthy Bates
of Dexter and Mrs. Prentiss Clements of
Winterport-and one brother, Josiah Rand
of COrinth, to mourn the loss of a loving
sister; and numerous friends will treasure
her memory as one ever kind and sympa-
thetic. The funeral services were held at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Clements, in
Winterport, and were conducted by Rev. j.
W. Hatch. Beautiful flowers were con-
tributed by Northern Light Grange of Win
terport and by Loyal Lodge Of Rebekah's of
Monroe, of which order she was also
member; and there were numerous fora