The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-07-03
SOUTH MONTvILLE

Mass, are spending few weeks with re-
latives and friends in this vicinity. Mr..
| and Mrs. Oscar Lewis of Campello, Mass,
| are visiting his mother, Mrs. N. Nash....
Miss M. A. Randall and Miss Reta Cox
went to Augusta last week. Rev. VIM
Burkeley of Searsmont supplied the pulpit
last Sunday in exchange with Rev. E. A.
| Dinslow. Mrs O. P, Fuller spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. @. Adams. "A very successful
term of nine weeks school, taught by Mrs.
John Sukeforth, closed last Friday. Mrs.
| Sukeforth will teach the fall term.
SEARSMONT
| A. T. Toothaker has gone to Portland
for weeks visit. -. Mr.. Charles Moody of
Franklin, Mass, is in town. Mrs. Julia
| Crewett of Schuyler, Neb., is the guest of
| Mrs A. T. Muzzy -. Mrs Ethel Innis and
| three children of Searsport are guests OF
| Mrs. A. T. Toothaker... ..R. F. Dunton,
| Esq, Misses Edith and Florence Dunton of
| Belfast were in town last Sunday. Miss
Edith Farrar is visiting her sister, Mrs. K.
+. Dunton of Belfast. ... MeSSrs. w. NJ. and
A. L. Thayer and Mr. Deano of Belfast
were guests of Mrs. Jane Thayer last Sun
day. Mr.. Edward r. Packard is in town.
THE friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett G..
Simmons synpathize with them in the loss
Bernice, aged sixteen months. -. Mrs. Mary
Boynton and son of Weymouth, Mass, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Is. Ripley Rev
f. A. Dinslow of South Montvile occupied
the NJ f. pulpit last Sunday. Harry Mil
Ter returned from Boston last week -. Mrs.
! NJ. A. Fowler has taken little girl faam
the Home in Belfast.
WINTERPORT.
On Wednesday evening, June 18th, at the
home of Mr.. W illiam Page, Mr.. Ezekiel NJ
Sippelle of Bar IIarbor and Miss Muril
Faye Littletield of Prospect Ferry were
! united in marriage, in the presence of i'm
mediate friends, by Rev. John W. Hatch.
-. The special music at the NJ. +. Church
on Sunday was much enjoyed by the large
congregation present. In addition to the
usual good singing by the regular choir, C..
Ii. Lougee led the congregational singing
I Joshua Treat in the morning and one by
Marie Wardwell in the evening, and several
pleasing selections by the female quartette.
The music at the League service was led by
Claire Moody on the eornet accompanied by
Miss Hazel Young, on the organ. Fred
Gilman, who IS at home from Middleton on
his vacation. led the League meeting and
gave very interesting talk on the topic
\ veSper service was given at the Congre-
gational church in the afternoon by &. :.
Silsby and choir of Bangor. Summer Wis
ltors are arriving rapidly Among those Of
the week are Charles Fernald from Spring
field, Mass, Miss Elizabeth Fernald, Miss
Ada u. Littleiield. Mrs. Bertha J. Doe and
infant son from Worcester Mr. and Mrs
VIM Kennedy and two children from Bos-
ton, Mrs Granville Grant accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Howe and her in
FAINT son. and Mr.. and Mrs. James Bolan
with their twin babies
>ToC kTo> SPRINGS.
Mrs. Charles Devereaux arrived last week
from Brook yn, y. y, to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs John Ames. -. apt.
Eden Nhute and son Harry spent the past
week at home returning Monday to Boston,
accompanied by the younger son, Eugene,
Who will make sea voyage in his father S
vessel The children of Dr. Herman
| Hichborn of Cambridge, Mass, Master
Everett and Miss Ruth, accompanied BY a
maid, arrived last Thursday to spend July
and August with their grandfather, Capt. II.
j A. Hlchborn. The Dr.. and wife will come
later. Miss Emily Overlook came bv
train Thursday from Somervile Mass, to
remain through the summer with her par
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Overlook =. The
| Current Events Club observed its annual
"Field Day by a social gathering and pic
| mic lunch at the home of two of the mem
| bers, Mrs Henry and Mrs. Elvin F. sta
pies. on Friday, spending most ENJOYABLE
afternoon and partaking of ice cream cake
etc, within doors, the GOODNESS of the
weather rendering the dining room prefer
able to either lawn or piazza. This Club
has decided to hold series of nature stud
les-birds this summer having monthly
open-aif meetings, during the usual vaca-
ton season. to which all interested in the
| habits, etc, of "Our Bird Neighbours" are
cordially invited. The first of these gather.
ings will be held on this Thursday after
noon, on the spacious lawn of Capt j
| French Htchborn, when stalk on birds
will be given by Rev. Ashley A. Smith of
| Belfast. Mrs. ID. G. Harris returned Fri
day to Searsport, after spending several
| days with her sister, Mrs. c. S. Rendel..
The schools closed Friday throughout the
| town. Miss Lillian Simmons came bv
Saturdays boat from Boston, to remain a
| couple of months with her mother go. Mrs.
| Gerrity and daughter, Miss Helen of Ban
| gor, came Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
| Daniel Thompson for a few days. Miss
] Madge Clifford and sister arrived Sunday
morning from Fitchburg, Mass, and are
with. their aunt, Mrs. Elmer Thompson.
LA most forceful and excellent ser
mon was delivered in our pulpit. last Sun
| day, by Rev. A. A. Smith of Belfast .
Miss Susie Cousens left Monday to spend a
| fortnight with friends in Blue Hill The
| Current Events Club attended the dramatic
| entertainment in Union Hall, Searsport, on
Monday evening. "Woodcock's Little
Came" given by visiting actors, assisted
by local talent could not be other than