The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-04

attend the seminary at Bucksport this term.
Miss Minta Perkins of Ellingwood's Corner
will go to Castine. go The village schools
began Monday. Miss Elizabeth Treat
gave very pleasant party to her friends
last Thursday evening.....O F. Fellows,
Esq. and family of Bucksport, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. W. Fling of Bristol, n H., Frank Col
Inns of Brighton, Mass, and Master Harold
Gardiner of PASSPORT have been the guests
of Dr. A. R. Fellows the past week. Miss
Anna L. Wildes of Belfast spent few
days with her cousin, Mrs. c. A. McKenney,
last week. -. Fred Gilman has a position as
assistant principal in the High school at
Sangerville. Capt. Benz. Atwood is about
moving into the Delano house. Capt. H.
F. Sproul is at home from Mobile for few
days visit with relatives and friends. The
concert given last Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Free Library proved
very fine one and was well attended
The singing of Misses Crowley and Sund-
burg is always appreciated by Wlnterport
audience, and all the other parts were well
carried out. IA prohibition lecture was
given at Union Hall, Friday evening, by
Rev. Fred f. Britten of Michigan, who is
very eloquent speaker. w. c. Z. Runnells,
Esq, of Searsport presided at the meeting
80. The many friends of Edward c. LARA
bee, formerly of this place, were panied to
hear of the serious accident which befel
him at his home in Lynn on the occasion of
the Presidents visit, August 18th. He was
assisting in firing the salute, when the can
non was prematurely discharged and he
lost three fingers from his left hand and one
from his right He was taken to the hospital
and made as comfortable as possible. The
President sent secretary Cortelyou 20 take
his name and expressed his deep regret at
the sad occurrence
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Those of our people who awaited them
selves of the opportunity to see and hear the
President-many who did not now wish
they had-at Bangor last week, were charm
ed with the personality, force, logic and
evident sincerity of this remarkable man.
One who, like our revered Lincoln, under
stands and appreciates the genuine honor
and capacity of the ''plain, common people"
Of our country; and is admired by them
because of that sympathy which exists be-
tween kindred spirits-individuals who
embody truth, justice, energy and rugged
morality in their composition. Roosevelt
for 1904" seems to express the wish of
the Maine Republicans. -. Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Smell left town Thursday for their
home in Maiden. Mass. The School street
entertainment, in the interest of our v l. S,
given last Thursday evening, proved highly
succeSsful-pleasng and renumerative-as
did the Eastern Stars sale of fancy articles,
held in conjunction with the School street
program. Mrs. Trueman Griffin and chill
dren of Pittsfeld arrived Thursday for a
weeks visit to her husbands mother. Mis-
Deliah Griffin, and other relatives. Miss
Mary Abbie Farnham of Boston, who had
been the guest of Mrs Melvin Colcord for
several days, left Thursday for home. Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Croker and son Foster of Bel
fast spent last week with her father Mr.
John Mudgett. Capt. and Mrs L. NJ.
Partridge were at Temple Heights during
last week -. Mr.. and Mrs Stevens of Troy
We're the guests of their son. Dr.. G.. A
Stevens, a portion of the past week, leavin =
Saturday for Belfast. Mrs. Russell +.
Goodhue and mother, Mrs. Pope, took the
train Friday for Wells, where Mr.. G. will
join them for few days before their re
turn to Boston. The Misses Emma and
Nellie l1ichborn entertained the Matinee
Whist Club very pleaSingly last Friday.
'khe base ball game played ON "the level
last Saturday afternoon, between the Sears
port nine and the Red seal team Of this vii
lage, resulted in a victory for the visitors
go. Lemuel S. Harding of StonehaM, Mass,
and his son Harry, now Il sophomore at
Brown University, We're the guests OF the
Misses Hichborn of Church street from
Saturday to Tuesday Mrs c. :. Rendell
returned Sunday from Searsport, where
she spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. II. II. McGilvery... remains
of Mrs. Jonathan Staples, VIII ose death oc-
cured IN Salem, Mass, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Philip Holmes, were brought
here for burial Sunday afternoon. Weston
Doe left Monday for Boston. His wife and
children are to remain in town some weeks
longer. George Clark and wife closed
their cottage at Pleasant Point Monday and
left with their children for their home at
Ayers junction, Mass. -. Mrs. Roxanna
Simmons, who has been seriously i'll for the
past for might, is now slowly improving "
Mrs. Emery Colcord of Rockland arrived
Saturday to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs
! Frank Cocord, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Sarah R. Clifford, returning Tuesday.
| Mrs. Charles Park returned recently
| from a two weeks visit with her son, DR.. l.
P. Park, and family, at Revere, Mass.
| Mrs. VIII Smith and children left home Sat
| urday to visit relatives at Mt. DESERT.
Mrs. William Carter suffered serious i'll
turn last Saturday. DR.. Pierce and DR.. Cole
| were both called to attend the patient -.
Mrs. Albert c. Colcord and daughter Evelyn
left Monday to join Capt. G. at Thomaston
and accompany him on a voyage in his new
four-masted schooner, Harry T. Hayward.
80. Capt. Melvin Colcord left Monday for
business trip to Bath and New York $50.
Henry l. Hail, wife and sons Ralph and
Master Henry left Wednesday for Quincy,
Mass.