The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-17
MONTvILLE.

Granville johnson and wife OF South
Boston visited Mrs. Louise johnson recent
LIB. c. Averill and wife of Roxbury
Mass, are making their annual visit at Z
A. Sprowl's.. 1t; is reported that Cush-
man, Clement and: Thompson are making
preparation for the building of new store
at the Centre. Solomon Palmer is buying
and sending poultry to Boston.
sEARSMONT.
Adelbert Millett. NJ. D., has been appoint
ed a member of the National Auxiliary
Congressional and Legislative Committee
of the American Medical Association. -.
Mr.. v. A. Simmons lost valuable horse
last Saturday night. ;. Mrss Susan An
drews and Mrs. Lydia Lassell attended the
meeting of the Baptist Association in St.
George last week. Mr.. Charles Ripley
has returned to Boston. Mrs. Catherine
Wellman is in town ....Mr. WI. Wilder
lost valuable carriage horse last week.
Miss Anna Wright of Schuyler. Neb., is
the guest of Miss Ellen True at Mrs. A. I.
Muzzy's. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Thompson
and their daughter of Lowell, Mass, are
visiting Mr.. Thompson's aged mother, who
is quite ill.,. Miss Emily +. Miller has
gone to Thomaston for month.
STANDPOINT.
The summer visitors have nearly all gone
to their city homes. One young man was
heard to say: "They can go to the larger
summer resorts if they want to, Standpoint
is good enough for me. / shall come next
summer. :. Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis
Staples of St. Paul, Mimi, are visiting
here. This is Mr.. Staples first visit home
since he went west 90 years ago. MISS
Inez Maxfield, who has been camping out
in Patten, has arrived home. Miss Estelle
Perry of Penobscot accompanied her,.
Miss Gertrude Grant is visiting her brother
and family in West Seboeis....P. f. Watts
came home from Hallowell last week for a
short visit. .. Mr. Fred Danforth OF Seboels
and Miss Effe Head of Bangor were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins over
Sunday.... Mrs. Althea Grant has been
visiting her son in Roxbury, Mass. Her
granddaughter, Gladys Grant, who was
AASs~AeAAy
went with her. ...Dr. Waning of Needham,
Mass, arrived Sunday and left Wednesday,
accompanied by his family, who spent the
summer here. ..... Mrs. LaurestOn Smith,
children and maid, leave this week for their
home in ST. Augustine, Fla. Miss Jennie
Homer of Bucksport has been with Mrs.
Dolly Black and family several weeks....
Capt. Chas. Shute of steamer Merryconeag
spent last Sunday at home. Miss Maud
Curtis is teaching school in the Narrows
District. .Silas Wardwell of Penobscot is
here for a few days. "A blackboard party
from here recently spent the night on the
top of Mt Waldo. They report the sunset
and sunrise views as something grand.
Friday, Saturday and Monday were the
hottest days of the season in this vicinity.
Wells and cisterns are getting low and rain
is much needed.
IsLESBORO.
The following families have occupied
cottages here during the season: J. R.
Braeke EFT, Baltimore; j. F. Atterbury, New
York, S. V. r. Thayer, Jr., DR.. E. A.
Daniels, Henry s. Howe, Dr. F. c. Shat
tuck, Boston, Rev DR.. William Prall, AL
bany; DR.. }. c. White, Boston; Mrs Ruth
Dana Draper, Miss c. L. Morgan, New
York c. P Coffin, Brooklne, Mass, T
B. Homer, Germantown, Pa; Charles Platt,
ST., Charles Platt, Jr, Philadelphia; Mrs.
George Nickerson, Boston; Alfred Harris,
David Scull, George S. Philler, ST., Phila-
delphia; DR.. G. S. Isham, Chicago; Mrs.
John Hammond, st. Paul, Mimi. DR.. Lewis
Starr, Mrs. R. M. Lewis, Philadelphia
J. F. Tams, New York; George S. Philler,
Jr. Philadelphia; George Lewis, Dr.. Geo.
B. Shattuck, Boston; Mrs. Walter Clark,
Philadelphia, Henry I. Sloane, Dr.. r. H.
Derby, New York J. Murray Forbes, Bos-
ton; Mrs. Louise Minturn, New York
Walter L. Ross, Philadelphia; G. E. Kis-
sell, New York; c. S. Stillman, Boston
Preston Player, St. Louis; Prof. S. E.
Tucker, Columbia University, New York
Geo. S. Silsbee, Boston; DR.. Alexander
Biddle, Philadelphia; James Lawrence,
Groton, Mass. R. D. Sears, Boston; B. c.
Riggs, J. c. Drayton, New York; Mrs.
Alice Thayer, E. H. Harding, Boston; F.
E. Bond, Philadelphia; DR.. j. W. Brannan,
H. j. Morse, New York Rev. F. E. Hamil-
ton, Boston; Geo. w. Childs Drexel, Phila-
delphia Miss Rose A. Cleveland, Geo. NJ.
Novel;, Boston Mrs. w. 81. Folwell, Phil
adelphia. Miss Cleveland and Mr.. NOVEL;
are on Seven Hundred Acre Island, and the
Folwells on "Isola Bella. The cottage
people are stopping later each season.
Many of the families will not leave until
October. %. The Rev. DR.. VIM. Prall, rector
of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Albany,
n. Y, who recently accepted the presi-
dency of ST. Stephens College on the Hud-
son, has offered his cottage for SALE. The
price is $6O,OOO.. r. A. Bolt Of Boston is
building fine cottage adjoining the grounds
of DIR. j. c. White. Alpheus A. Pendleton
is the builder. -. The Inn closed on Mon
day, Sept. 18th. Among the prominent
guests during the whole season were Charles
Dana Gibson, wife and two children. Mr..
Gibson has bought lot on Seven Hundred
Acre Island, north of Miss Cleveland's, and
will build a cottage. J. D. Winsor and
family of Philadelphia, also guests at the
Inn during the summer, left on the day of
closing. The Winsors went in private
parlor car from Rockland to Boston. This
is quite usual custom when families leave
for home. The price they pay for a car be-
tween BOSTON and ROckland is $75. "A few