The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-20
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SOUTH MONTVILLE.

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by the birth of a young SON.. Miss Hattie
Gilman is on the sick list. Frank st.
Clair is on the road taking orders for room
paper. Mr.. Leonard Cooper was the guest
of Rev and Mrs. E. A. Dinslow last Mon
day.
SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Bartlett of Hope, sister of the late
James Fuller is visiting at B. F. Fullers.. i.
Miss Alice Simmons has returned to her
studies at Kents Hill. Mr.. Stanley Wilson
goes to Kents Hill for the spring term and
Miss Ora Robbins to CaStine... Mr.. Walter
Written has returned home from the hosp-
tai. 80. Robbins and bluebirds made their
appearance March 18th.
BELMONT.
The old farmers are predicting cold
April Old residents say this is the warm
est March they ever saw. Our roads are in
years. They will need a great deal of re-
pairing this spring. Fred A. Mariner,
our young merchant, finds business hus-
thing and is building up large trade. He
has a large stock of dry-goods, groceries,
corn, feed, flour, etc. -. MI. R. P. Hill is on
the sick list with the grip.
BURNHAM.
At our annual town meeting held Mon
day, March 18th, the following officers were
elected: Moderator, c. E. Libby; Clerk,
F. A. McAllister; Selectmen, etc, II. NJ,
Cole, Geo. Allen, A. c. Twitchell; Treas
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Board, Oscar harrington, A. W. Fletcher;
Town Agent, Francel.o Connor; Superin-
tendent of Schools, F. A. McAllister.
Money raised; For schools, what the law
requires; current expenses, $2,100; roads
and bridges, $1,000; school books, SIS.
Road Commissioner, II. L. McAlllister Col
lector and Constable, Francello Common.
swANvILLE
Capt. \. Smart is still quite sick....
Mr.. Henry Beals has been very sick,
dent of schools in Brooklin, Maine, is
the guest of Mr.. l.. D. Hartshorn.....
March 18th Mckinley Damn entertained
his young friends to celebrate his fifth
birthday. The house was turned over
to the little ones and the afternoon was
packed full of pleasure. At O'Clock ice
cream and cake was served. A lady who
saw them at the table said they were
twelve of the handsomest people she ever
saw together. -. Hon. A. L. Nickerson has
gone to Portland. Foster Small is canvass
ing for wall paper and has a large assert
n ia
Katherine Nickerson is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II, G. Applin, in Somerville, Mass.
WINTERFORT.
Mrs. Percy Hall and children of Forest
City are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Eaton... Mrs. c. c. Moody has
Moody has returned from Portland. where
she has been most of the winter. Miss
Louise Smith has gone to Castine to attend
the spring term Of the Normal school. -.
Capt. Frank Crockett has gone to Portland
to join his vessel. Mrs. Crockett is quite i'll
with tonsilitis. Mrs. A. l. Mayo is very
critically i'll. Mrs. Lizzie Bean and her
two children are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Haley. Mr.. Smith of
Hampden has moved into the Dunton block.
$50. Miss Louise McDoDough has returned
from visit to her brother, DR.. McDonough,
in Brownville. Miss Harriet Moody has
returned from a visit to Boston and other
places. Arthur Moody is at home for a
visit. Little Phil JepsOn, who has been
very i'll with diphtheria, is recovering.
Mr.. Frank ColSon, who is in the employ of
the Winterport Creamery Co., is to go to
Perry, where he has a position in the new
creamery George Weed, who has been
taking course of instruction at the Uni
versity of Maine, will take Mr.. Colson'
place in the creamery here.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Adella Hichborn, who recently went
to New York for medical treatment, has
passed successfully through surgical oper-
alton performed by DR.. A. s. Bird, and is
now steadily improving under his care. Dr.
Bird was for some years a practicing physi-
clan in our village, and is now a noted New
York specialist. -. The Matinee Whist Club
was entertained last week by Miss H. d.
Hchborn, the Friday Club by Mrs Ada
MIDGET, and the "Olivettes" (evening
whist club by the Misses Lizzie and Evelyn
Colcord. -. Mrs. Leila c. Staples left for
Brooklyn, last week, in company with her
nephew, Mr.. Harry F. Hichborn, to visit
her sister, Mrs Hattie c. Ii chborn. Miss
Mary Hichborn arrived home Friday from
Augusta. Mr. Henry Moulton returned
Saturday from Massachusetts, where he
has been employed during the winter His
wife and daughter, Miss Annie, who spent
the winter in Searsport, have also returned,
and the home is once more open. Mrs. D.
G. Harris and Mrs. c. S. Rendell went to
Searsport, Saturday, to call on Capt and
Mrs. A. V. Nickels, who have just returned
from Massachusetts, where the Capt. has
been under medical treatment for some
months. He is now in very weak and
critical condition. Mrs. Orilla Libbey re-
turned March 18th from weeks visit in
Kingman. Capt. Eden Shute left Monday
to take charge Of his vessel, schooner
Herbert E., in Boston. Mr.. Earle Gardner,
who has been in town the past three weeks,
returned to Boston, Tuesday. Members Of
the eastern Star" have in preparation an
amusing comedy, entitled ''Female Mason
ry," with thirteen ladies in the cast to be
given in Denslow Hall Monday evening,
March Oath for the benefit of their order