The Republican journal., 1903-05-21

SWANN1AAGs
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Damn have ten
pound boy, born May 18th. Mrs. Mary
D. Nickerson is visiting her daughter. Mrs
S. D. Greeley, in Hampden. Mr.. G. 7,
Nickerson visited in Hampden Sunday.
W. E. Damn has bought building lot OF
Sylvanus Nickerson and will put up new
house at once. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moody
gave a complimentary ball at Cunningham
Hall last Friday night, which was largely
attended ard much enjoyed.
MORRILL,.
The revival meetings led by evangelists
TAYLOR and Hatch will continue through
this week. The audiences have been large
and good interest has been manifested.
Quite a large delegation from the Baptist
church was out from Belfast last Friday
evening, including the pastor and Miss Mil
lett Fred Simmons was at home from
Camden last Sunday. Erwin Woods has
been under the doctors care the past
month. He seems no better at this date. ..
Mr.. Silas Storer is so much improved as to
take daily drives. He attended church last
Sunday. Mr.. J. F. Vickery was quite
badly bruised last Saturday in bull fight.
The animal broke his stanchion and was
making himself free in the Inter. Mr..
Vickery captured him with his staff in the
ring. The staff broke in the scuff1e and the
animal punched him hard. Luckily MI
Vickery cleared himself The bull weighs
nearly a ton. Mrs. Amanda Wing from
Unity is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wm
Blodgett. Miss Nellie d. Thompson and
Mrs. L. R. Elder attended the Commence
ment exercises of Freedom Academy last
Monday evening and Tuesday.
ISLESBORO.
A large amount of work is being done on
the public roads. Underground stone drains
are laid in low places, lodges have been
blasted 80 widen the road-bed where it was
narrow, and many old culverts repalred....
Quite a number of men who own cottages
have been here recently looking after their
property, viz: j. r. Bracket Of Baltimore !;
j. I. Atterbury, of New York; Dr.. Pierce,
j. Murray Forbes, Henry S. Howe, Rev. DR..
Leighton Park, of Boston. -. There are six
new cottages in process of construction.
Others have been enlarged. 80 Work was re-
Gently begun on the new sewerage system
at Dark Harbor, which will deposit the
sewerage into the East bay, outside the dam.
go. Wednesday evening the ladies' sewing
circle connected with the Baptist church
gave supper and rummage sale at Union
Hall. A large crowd was present. -. Mr..
Harry Nichols of Searsport, young man
employed by Sprague & Pendeton, tainted
while on a ladder painting the cottage OF
Henry S. Howe and fell twenty-three feet
fracturing rib or two on his left side. Den
mis- Pendleton also had fall from building,
receiving injuries. Asa Scoville, while at
work on the roof of building dislocated
his knee-pan, uniting him for work about
two weeks Capt. Mason Pendleton, OF the
sch. Sadie Wilcutt, while discharging cargo
in Brooklyn, y. Y, was struck with piece
of timber, breaking his under Jaw in three
places. He is now in a hospital and is dong
we'll. Calvin Hatch, who has been confined
to his house several months, is gradually
failing. Quite number of Islesboro
people have received invitations to the wed
ding of Miss Josephine, eldest daughter OF
J. T. Atterbury of New York. and Mr. E.
Mott Potter, nephew of Bishop Potter
Immediately after the marrlage-WhlchW Will
! take place in one of the most fashionable
churches in New York-the bridal party
will come to Islesboro, arriving May Goth.
| The Atterbury cottage is now being put in
readiness for their reception.