The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-10-09
SEARSMONT.

SEARSMONT.
/ Mr.. A. L. McCorrison shot fine deer
last week and remembered his friends gen.
erously with venison. Mrs. A 7. and
Miss Maud Muzzy left town Friday. They
will visit Mrs. Trefethen at Kent's Hill,
after which they will go to Montreal, Ohio
and Omaha, returning to Boston in mid
| winter Mrs. Sarah Haskell and Mrs.
Georgia Hobbs of Camden were guests of
| Mrs Sarah Farrar last Sunday. Mr..
J Joshua Adams and Mr.. Benjamin Plummer
of Philadelphia registered at the NevenS
House October 5th.. 81 Mr. Albert Thompson
of Lowell, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs Riley Bailey
of Brooks, and the Misses Myra and Fannie
Bailey of Chicago, are guests of Mrs.
PAMELA Thompson.... Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Burgess of Camden were in town last Sun
day.. Mr.. H. y. Woodcock has sold his
farm to Mr.. George kelso. Mr.. Woodcock
will move into "Woodbine Cottage near
lake Quanta bacook, for the winter. Mrs.
Gordon Preble of Bath is visiting her
cousin, Miss Edith Farrar.
STANDPOINT.
Mrs. Francis French is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ira Ward, in Prospect. Mrs. Charles
Shute and Miss Lucia Shute arrived home
last Wednesday from visit with friends in
Boston and vicinity. Miss Shute left the
day after for her work in Bangor. Miss
Inez Maxfield arrived home recently from
Portland, and left in few days to resume
studies at the Z. Of NJ. Friends extend
their sympathy to Mrs. Abbie Nickerson,
who lately received news of the death of
her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Shattuck, in Gro
ton, Mass. Capt and Mrs Samuel French
We're in Bangor and Hampton last week for
brief visit. They will soon leave for Palm
Beach, Fla -. Mrs. Annie Thompson has
been in Boston the past week on business.
go. Mrs. LOOMS Ames of Searsport spent
several days last week with relatives here.
....Mr Lynch from the Bangor Seminary
preached here last Sunday. .Sociable in
the hall Thursday evening, the 9th. ...Two
deer have been shot il this vicinity since
October LIST.
SOUTH THORNDIKE
Rev. ". \. Luce delivered an interesting
sermon at Harmons hall Sunday evening
Oct, 9TH. The many friends of Mrs. Dora
Philbrick are sorry to learn that she is not
improving in health. -. Miss Clara Bailey of
Knox is spending a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Hannah Hunt. Mrs Nellie
Thomas, who, with her two little sons Har-
ry and Lee, have been visiting her parents,
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to her home in Centreville n b.. Mrs.
Mary Gordon and Miss Augusta Burton are
stopping for IA while with Mrs. Emma Cor
dom. The friends of Miss Florence Coffin
are glad to hear that she is improving in
health. Mr.. Daniel Doloff with his tiaugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Coffin recently..... Mrs. Charity
Walker visited Mrs. Dora Philbrick and
Mrs Hunt recently. Levi Harding visit
ed friends in town last week ..A little
child of Mrs. Howard IIurd is reported very
i'll with diphtheria.. Mrs. Mary Ware is
visiting friends in Massachusetts,. Miss
Ellen Webster visited Myra Gates Oct 4th
and 9TH
WINTERPORT.
Rev. O. W. Peterson of Philips occupied
the Methodist pulpit Sunday evening and
gave a very interesting discourse, which
Mrs. Crosby of Valley Falls, Kansas, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Kendall. -. Hon. f. r.
Rowell of Seattle visited his cousin, Mrs. P.
c. George, last week. Mr.. Granville
Grant left for Greendale, Mass, last week,
He was accompanied by his niece. Miss
Minnie George, who goes to visit her cousin.
Mrs Lizzie Howe. Mrs. Benz. Atwood
has gore to Boston for two weeks VISIT.
Miss L. A. Grindle has returned from visits
in Massachusetts and will remain at home
for while. Among those who have gone
to Washington on the G. A. r. trip are Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Clark and Mr.. G. H. Dunton. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Young left on Satur-
day S boat for tri p to Boston and several
other places. ii. F. Lougee and Joshua
Treat have returned from their New York
trip. Mrs. Condor and daughter of South
Carolina are the guests of Mrs Dr. Fellows
....Mis SIS May Sanborn of Bangor was the
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day.
IsLEsBORO.
DR.. Alexander Biddle of Philadelphia has
the frame of his new cottage up, and most
ly boarded in. Dr. J. W. Brannan of New
York has his cottage about completed on the
outside. Robert A. Bolt of Boston has
some work done on the foundations.
Among the residents of the town who are
building dwelling houses are Capt Frank
r. Pendleton, Capt. John Davies, Leslie
Smith, Fred Patterson and Mrs. Dorothy
Pendleton.... II. A. Babbidge is building
an addition to his house, which will make
the tower, now at one corner, in the centre.
MIR. Drexell of Philadelphia, who bought
about 100 acres, known as the 'Bluff,'' will
build large cottage, covering an area of
5000 square feet. The largest cottage here
of rocopt hot nf 4 n Sbo&t,oly oon+,;,,