The Republican journal., 1902-01-09
Dartmouth College, and was secretary
to Frank H. Dixon, Professor of Eco

| loiicu Cile OH ana ON degrees, Cn6 laC
ter on SO candidates. State Master
Obedlah Gardner of Rockland, State
Lecturer W. j. Thompson of China and
State Secretary E. H. Libby of Auburn
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea had a
very successful season on the stage. A
week IN Portland in October gave them
a series Of large audiences and enthusi-
astlc applause.
Seaside Grange and Sewing Circle
falr, supper and dance, Oct. goth, were
| well attended and Melted SIP.
"A. q. futile has a large number of
pigeons of various choice breeds at his
stable on High street.
Fewer deer were shot in Waldo coun-
ty this season than last Fogg & Brown
and Z. A. WadsWorth had licenses and
sold venison.
The ladies of the UniversaIist society
! had very successful fair, Nov. Goth
and Dist, in Memorial Hall.
The sacred cantata daughter of
Jalrus, by Stainer, was presented at the
Baptist church Dec. LIST, under the di-
rection of E. S. Pitcher 1t was ably
presented, and is a very ambitious
piece for amateurs.
The Waldo County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. held a successful three days fair,
Sept. 10, II and -. The amounts paid
out included $4,000 for premiums and
gratuities, $59500 for purses on the
races, and s16556 for improvements.
Several Belfast people visited Europe
during the year and others are on the
way there. A few extended their
travels to the Holy Land The tourists
included Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Schiller
and Mrs. SIS son, Master Burdette
Rev. r. T. Capen, l. W. Parker and
daughter May, Chas. A. Pilsbury and
daughter Marjorie d., Chas. T. Swift,
Horace Chenery. Miss Avis Morrison
left Belfast Dec. 30 for a trip abroad
with her aunt, Mrs. Hannah p. Adams.
The addition to the court house is
prac tically completed and all the rooms
office. The court house now has fire
proof vaults for the records and valu-
able papers and a large and commodi-
Gus room is fitted up fort the law library.
The terms of the Supreme Court were
short and few cases tried. One man
was sent to State prison for two years
and half. Thirty-nine divorces We're
decreed-1S at the January term Is at
the April term and ) at the September
term.
MARRIAGES..
Fifty-tiye marriages were solemn
lied in which one or both of the
contracting parties belonged in Bel
fast In IS cases the bride and groom
We're residents or former residents of
Belfast: in Is q Belfast bride took a
husband from elsewhere and in u
Belfast bridegroomS We're united to
brides from other places. One couple
in which the bride and groom were
both from abroad married and settled
here.
Jan /. Scott Adams Weber Of Boston
and Miss Lizzie May Clary.
Jan, /. Levi L: Rogers of Ellsworth and
Miss Josephine NJ. Knight,
Jan. ). In Gardiner, Leonard d. Candage
and Jennie NJ. Harmon.
Jan, l6 James c. Durham and Miss
Gertrude Ferguson.
Jan 1G John M Stevens Of Pittsfed
and Matte j: Fleming:
, Feb. >. Adrian c. futile and Miss Grace
Lillian Goodale of Bucksport.
Feb. IA Gerald W. Howard and Miss
Mabel &. Ellingwood.
| March g. In Laconia, \. H., James B..
Waterman and Mrs. Flora Belle McMahan.
; White, of Hopedale, Mass, formerly of
Belfast, and Mrs. Ada f. Nye of Milford
March IA. Andrew Lamson and Miss Isa-
bel Higgins.
March Is. Charles W. Hamilton and
Bessie NJ. Hopkins.
March 20. In Bellows Falls, VT, Lendal
I, Shales and Mrs. Louise lIurd.
, March % Clarence NJ, knowlton and
I Miss Gertrude Carrow.
Apr, 4. lshmael f. Patterson and Mrs.
Emma Cousens.
! April 80. Augustus d. Wood and Mrs.
April 30 Raymond Ellis and Mrs. Lizzie
Gross.
: May /. Emery j. Roberts Of Halloveli
| and Miss Matte c. Glbreth.
= May 4. In Searsport Nahum f. Burgin
of Searsport and Miss Ella Clements
. May %. Alvin Howard and Miss Dora
Larrabee.
g May 30. In Lynn, Mass, Robert Pendle-
ton, formerly of Belfast, and Miss Maude
: Allen, both of Lynn.
{ June s. Amos Partridge and Miss Mabel
f June 10. In Rockport, Ralph T. Thurs
: ton and Lena b. Oxton of Rockport.
June 10. True Prescott Moody of Sears
mont and Miss Eva Maude DonnelI.
June y. In Medford, Mass, Fred n.
t Hadley, formerly of Belfast, and Miss Sadie
t J. Hill, both Of Medford.
June 26. William j. Curran of Bangor
and Miss Mary Callinan.
= July 9. In Boston, Charles Bradbury
and Miss Alma Emma Cottrell, formerly of
Belfast. both of Boston.
July IS. Augustus Perry Coombs of
} Islesboro and Miss Bertha f. Thurston
July IS. In Dorchester, Mass, James W.
, Pendleton, Jr., and Ellen j. McMutly of
Dorchester.
Aug. l. Herbert E. Wood and Miss
Josephine c. Beckett of Northport
, Aug. l. Jerome F. Hanshue of Boston
! and Miss Sally B. Durham.
Aug. IS. Elisha G. Morton of Bisbee,
Ariz., and Mrs. Susan f. Woodland Of
Liberty.
t Aug. 90 George Dunbar and Miss Rosie
Ward
Sept. I. Duncan R. McAndess and Miss
Lizzie NJ. Stickney.
: Sept; IS; Percy Weber and Miss Kath-
crime Norton.
Sept. %. In Bangor, Edwin L. McCorison
and Mrs. Annie L. Moon of Bangor.
Sept. %. In Middletown, Ct, George A.
HarTshorn and Miss Cora Lille Merrill.
Sept. %. Leroy A. Weber and Miss
Celia May Clark.
: Oct. .. John W. Hill and Miss Alice A.
Gilmore of Searsport.
Oct. 2. In Rockport, Mass, William Gal
lefty of Quincy, Mass, and Miss Hattie E..
Bramhall of Rockport, formerly of Belfast.
Oct. .. In Swampscott, Mass, Arthur
Beverley Staples formerly of Belfast, and
Miss Carrie Belle Roberts, both Of Lynn.
Oct. .. Maurice c. Wood and Miss Carrie
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