The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-07-30
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
| Hon. E. A. Butler, Ex- Mayor of Rockland,
and Mrs. Butler were in town last week 80.
Mrs. Wisdom, her son Arthur and daughter
Elizabeth, and Misses Maud Hunt and
Maud Pratt, all of Somerville, Mass, and
Walter N. Cargill of Boston arrived in
town Sunday morning to spend two weeks
| with friends here. Il. f. Allen, the found
| ry man, has quite a reputation for the neat
mannerin which he gets up small castings.
He is about to close a contract with Port
| land company to furnish several tons of cast
| ings for a dish washer. He also furnishes
castings for IA concern in Fairfield. This,
with his Auburn contract, keeps him pretty
busy. His assistant is Clayborne Yelling
ton, who is an expert mOulder. He buys all
the old cast iron he can get and has a good
chance to learn the ways of the honest
farmer. 1t is no unfrequent occurrence to
have some one bring in an old stoye partly
filled with rocks. This happened few day,
ago. Mr.. Allen says that in order to keep
people honest he now breaks up the old
stoves before he weighs them 80 The Misses
Richardson from Newark, n. j., are visit
ing at L. c. Morse's.
UNITY.
Clair Written spent a two weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whit
ten, and has returned to Boston to resume
his duties. Miss Caroline Fuller arrived
home short time ago. After two months
rest she intends to return to Iowa. f. Z.
McCauSlin went to Pittstield July 10Th to
attend the opening of the PittStield Trust
Cos bank. During the electrical storm of
July 18th considerable damage was done in
this vicinity to telegraph and telephone
lines, besides striking tree near Nelson
Blithen's. Fortunately no buildings suffer
ed. William Robinson, who has been i'll
for some time, seems to remain about the
same. Charles Webster's daughter-in-law
and two grandchildren, who have been
spending a number of months with him,
went to Montana recently to join her hus
band. Mrs. Will Fuller and Mrs E. d.
Chase were in Belfast last week on bust
ness. The ice cream social at Odd Eel
lows hall the evening of July 18th, under
the auspices Of Favori Rebekah Lodge, No.
SO, l. o. 0. F, was enjoyed by all and was
success financially. -. Chester Emerson
from New Hampshire is stopping at DR..
Cooks for a time. E. I. Walker and fam
lily are going to Frankfort this week to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney Mrs. |
Sue Webb and daughter Emma returned to
their home in Bucksport last Friday. They
went little sooner than expected in order
to meet another daughter in Bangor, who |
has been visiting friends in Danforth for a
few weeks past Mrs. Webb came here as
a nurse and proved to be one of experience
and ability. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuller,
who went to PittSfeld last week to attend /!
Sautele's circus, returned home Friday....
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Myrick arrived here a
short time ago after an absence of several
weeks. 1t is expected they will take up
their abode with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rolfe for a limited time. Mrs. Charlotte
Whitaker is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Giles for a time. She is planning to go
west to visit her daughter Kate in August.
.... Mrs. Meier Stevens and two children
from Montana, who are stopping with her
mother, Mrs Dudley Clark, are looking
forward to the coming of Mr.. Stevens in
September. Will Tozer, wife and little
one from Concord, n. H., are expected
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald ToZier's