The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-05-08
SEARSMONT.

A. 7. ToOthaker lost valuable COW and
horse last week. Miss Mary McCorrison
and Miss Josephine Knight arrived home
last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Cobb and
daughter Mary were in Rockland Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Whitehouse of Dover, n H.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cobb %.
Miss Flora Dunton is at home for a VISIT.
j. F. Paine is making extensive repairs on
his buildings. V. A. Simmons, Mrs. NJ. j.
Poor, J. f. Mcfarland and John Lane have
had their buildings painted. e. r. Pack
ard finds sheep raising profitable. He re-
ports 40 lambs from "a sheep-all doing we'll
1.-The friends of Mrs. A. B. Ripley are
glad to see her out after an illness of four
weeks....B. F. Fuller has bought f. R.
Packard's farm.
BELMONT.
Mrs. Edith Mahoney and daughter Mar
iore of Somervile, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Thomas. -.
Mrs. Sadie Knight of Lncolnville was in
town April Goth visiting relatives. j. NJ
Cunningham has sold his farm to Geo
jackson and has moved to Belfast, in the
Frye block, Court street Prince NJ. BeS-
sey of Brooks WAS in town Saturday with
his well known stallion "lsand Prince. .
The ''Prince" is looking better than ever
this spring. He will stand at the stable of
\. b. Allenwood every Saturday forenoon
NV. +. Mariner was in Rockland Sun
day and Monday. Don't forget the gospel
meeting at Halls Corner school house next
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock p. NJ, under
the leadership of Rev. f. S. Philbrook pas
tor of the Baptist church, Belfast D.. All
the schools in town but one began Monday
under the instruction of the following
teachers: No. >, Miss Sabrina Morey of
Belfast; No. 5 Miss Edythe Morrill,, No. 4,
Miss Olive Blood of Morrill,; No. ), Miss
Martha f. Davis of IsleSboro. The school
in No. 6 will begin next Monday under the
instruction of Miss Grace Piper of Belfast
49,. Geo. W. Mariner is on the sick list with
typhoid fever.
PROSPECT VILLAGE.
Miss Ethel Cummings, who has been sick
with typhoid fever, has SO far recovered as
to be with the family. Charles Partridge
is poorly. Mrs. Horace Lindsey is very
sick She is attended by DR.. Stevens. ...
Horace Gould, who has been attending
medical school in Baltimore, is at home for
a vacation. Miss Lena Colson is in Ban
gor visiting her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs
Colson... Mrs. Grace NJ. Mute of Whitman,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John +. Libby. Leland Hamlin of Brooks
will spend the summer with Isaac Gould
Miss Matte Cross and Mr.. Leo Sargent
of Belfast spent last Sunday with Nh
Charles II. Littlefeld and family. The
many friends of Mrs Phebe Williams If
Maiden, Mass, will be panied to learn that
she is poorly, and nearly blind. Her niece,
Mrs. Ella II. Littlefield, has been with her
most of the time for the past two months
and will bring her to Prospect for the sum
mer, if she is able to be moved -. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Simonds Of Medtord, Mass, will
spend the month Of July with Nh c. H.
Llttletield. =. The schools in town began
May 9Th. All the teachers are from our own
town, and good ones, too. Otis ColSon of
North Searsport is with {. H. Partridge
for the season. Mr. p. is sending cnoice
eggs and potatoes to the Boston market
WINTERPORT.
One OF the pleasaute>t social events of the
season was the reception rendered 10 Rev
J. W. Hatch and wifi Thursday evening by
the Methodist Society and their friends
Mr., Hatch had Just returned from the Con
ference at Caribou, where he was reappoint-
ed to this charge for the third year, to the
mutual satisfaction of all concerned \
large company were present to give them a
cordial greeting. The veStry was very
prettily decorated with ported plants and
cut flowers. Refreshments We're served
and a very pleasing program OF music and
recltations was given. An address of vel
come by Capt. g. c. Clifford was re-
sponded to by the pastor During the
absence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch many i'm
proVements were made on the parsonage
and everything put in line order.,.. There
was special music at the Sunday morning
service and Mr.. Heath gave fine solo Rev
w. IL. Matftt was in town over sunday and
led the League service. -. Percy y. Hall of
Forest City was in town Il few days last
week on account of the illness of his little
daughter. She is now much improved $50
Little Linnie Verrill is quite i'll with pneu-
monia, and the children of Joseph Mitchell
are said to have diphthera. -. Prof Esta-
brook of the =. of NJ. has been engaged to
deliver the memorial address :. The many
friends of Mrs. j. f. Hussey are very much
pleased that she has returned from the
hospital so much improved. ...Miss Edith
Rogers of Frankfort visited her aunt, Mrs
Geo. Snow, last week.. Mrs. c. f. Atwood
matron of the Bangor Childrens Home
spent Sunday in town with her relatives
Mrs. Daniel Thompson of Stockton
Springs visited her sister, Mrs. James Free
man, few days last week. The ladies of
the W. c. I. U. have made fine lot of
comfort bags" to send to our soldiers in
the Philippines. Mrs. A. d. Harlow had
a slight hemorrhage Friday. Mrs. E. NJ.
Eveleth is suffering from asthma. Mrs. c.
c. Moody was thrown from her carriage
Thursday night, but fortunately escaped
with slight INJURIES. Mr.. TheophiluS
Downs has moved into the Dunton block
-. Benz. Eaton has moved the house he
bought last fall nearer the street and is
making extensive repairs. Miss Mida
Atwood has gone to Monroe to spend the
summer with her grandmother. -. Leslie