The Republican journal., 1902-11-06
pROSpECT TERRY.

her visit in Conway, \. H., Oct. Goth. -.
Mrs NJ. T. c. Libbey of Prospect Marsh
entertained the Ladies' Helping Hand Club
Oct. o9th. -. Miss Alfredo Hartman is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Samuel DOGGY in Brew
es....The Dawson family, who were burned
out last week, have moved into the Good
win house.
THCRNpIKE.
Rev. Alvin AMER is passing a few days in
town.. Ebeu Gordon and family were guests
of Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph Gordon Nov. LIST and
md. -. Miss Edna Thompson of Centre
Montville is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. b.
A. Gowen,..... Mrs. Rosetta Huzzy from
Aloo>took county is visiting her brother,
Philip Hlethen. Miss Agnes Thompson
OF Unity is the guest of Mrs. Willard Spar
row.. Mrs. Fannie SWEET of Ilampden
passed last week with her son, Fred Cole.
....Fred Howe of Newburgh was in town
last week buying sheep, lambs and veal
calves.... Miss Bessie Higgins is stopping
at Granville Smalfs for a short time. Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Files returned to their home
in Bangor Nov. 1st.. Miss Alfredo Ward,
Il
weeks, has returned to her home 80. Mrs r.
5. Ward was the guest Of Mrs. Willard Gil
more at Burnham last week The social
dance at .Iohnson's hall Friday night was
well attended. -. Harvest Moon Grange will
observe the 18th anniversary of its organiza-
ton Thursday, Nov 18th The contest in
the Grange will close next Saturday, the
h,,r l,a,, I, 81,
&. Monroe and daughter Gladys have been
passing d week with relatives IN Searsport.
MORRILL,
Mrs. Emily +. Mears Went to New Haven,
Conn, last week, where she will spend the
winter with her chldren... Mrs. Alvesta
NJ. Hatch and daughter, Bertha, started for
Los Angeles, Cal, last week. They will
spend the winter with Mrs. Hatch's brother.
Frank Rowe, who resides there.... Elisha
Merriam had two fingers of his left hand
badly mangled by the saw while saving
heading, in his mill Monday, Oct. nth 1t
Was soon dressed and has been well cared
for by DR.. T. W. Pearson, and is doing
WE'LL. |. ID. White has been in Oakland
Me, iol several day Schools began Mon
day under the same teachers as during the
fail telln....The society of standard
Bearers meets with Mrs. Oracle f. Bowen,
this, Thursday. evening. Rev. &. +. Edgett
OF Belfast breaches here next Sunday at 3
T. III. Those who come to hear MI. EGgett
will be assured Of listening to a fine sermon
every time. MIS-. Elinda Gray went to
Providence, L. l., last week. where she is
employed. -. MI. and Mrs. >tilman White
OF Boston. Mass, have been visiting his
father, Mr.. |. u. White. WILDER and Roy
Brown go to Lawrence, Mass, this week,
where the former finds employment. Roy
is employed in Wilson'S drug store at Bel
fast ard is having a fortnight's vacation.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webber left town
Oct 10Th for their home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. ". is the eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Clifford, formerly of this
place.. Capt and Mrs. Maney Grant are
receiving congratulations ON the coming of
a second little son to their home, October
18th. Mrs. G. is at present with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Merrithew. Mrs Fan
ME Roberts returned to Boston last week
....Mrs. Jennie R. Staples left the past
week for Providence, R. l., where
she will spend the winter with her niece,
Mrs. V. NJ. Pratt ......On Thursday
evening pleasant wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis, their
second daughter, Miss Ida, being united in
marriage with Mr.. Morris Patterson of
Standpoint. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. T. p. Williams of Searsport
Only the members of the two families were
present. Many congratulations and good
wishes are extended by the numerous
friends of the young couple. -. The Matinee
Whist Club was very pleasantly entertained
on Friday by the Misses Lizzie b. and
Evelyn L. Colcord. The previous meeting
of this club was at the hospitable home of
Mrs. Frank A. Patterson. Miss Nellie
Hichborn returned Saturday from a ten
days visit with friends in Belfast. On
Saturday the following articles were deliv-
cred at the Girls Home in Belfast, as con-
tribution from the ladies of our Current
Events Club and others interested in this
worthy object of charity: i've dress
skirts; two shirt waists; five petticoats;
two coats; two Elton Jackets; one night
dress two pairs hose; one pair shoes
one pair overshoes, one cap, one pair nit
tens, one pair scissors and hair ribbons
Certainly no more necessary object of care
and generous giving exists in our vicinity,
than this refuge for those poor little waits,
denied by circumstances of birth the orli-
nary home care and training required to
shape the character of the future woman.
Much aid also has been given by our phil
anthropic ladies to several needy families
in tOWn....It is announced that Mr. Boyd,
owner of "Boyd's Hill'' in North Searsport,
has decided to locate a portable, steam mill
here on the western side of Capt Horace
Staples land, on the so-called John Griffin
brook. This will afford great convenience
to those having logs to be sawed and our
people will welcome the new industry....
Several of our citizens attended the launch
ing in Belfast last week....., John Ward
well and wife of Rockland were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster for several
days recently, returning Monday to their
home.... Mrs. Riley Barrett closed her
house last Saturday and is keeping house
for Mr.. Oliver Treat. The Current Events
Club will be entertained Wednesday after
noon, November 10Th, by Mrs j. French
Hichborn. A cordial invitation is extended
to all interested friends to be present.