The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-05-28
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Mrs. Alfred Flood of Waterville is occupy
ing her cottage, for a short time
W. j, Price has opened his store at the
head of Clinton avenue for the season.
E. II. Haney has opened the store on
Northport Campground, and will open the
post office June end.
Mrs. Mayo Hartman of Montville has
opened the Hartman cottage and lntehus
to remain until November.
Mrs. Mary A. Boynton of Rockport has
arrived at Temple Heights and Will occupy
her cottage, Cliff, for the summer.
The Rhoades cottage at Temple Heights
has opened with Mrs. n. H, Rhoades, owner,
Rockland and Mrs. H. F. Banks, Boston.
f. II. Haney has rented the Whitney
cottage and will occupy it with his family
during the summer months. They VIII
arrive here in few days.
Mrs. Charles B. Pendleton of RoXbury,
Mass, has arrived at East Northp0rt ana
will spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hills, at Hills Farm.
Rev. and Mrs. l. II. W. Wharf have ar
rived at the Camp-ground from Machlas,
and Mr. W. will rest here for the summer
months, his health being very much impair
ed.
Edwin Jackson, who has been occupying
a cottage at Temple Heights during the
past two years, has rented the Burd farm
in Belfast near Little River, and moved
there.
Mr., and Mrs William A. Whitney and
family arrived by boat Friday morning,
from Boston, and have opened their cottage,
The Priscilla, at Saturday Cove, for the
ummeT months.
MORRILL,.
Messrs. Taylor and Hatch completed their
labors as evangelists here last Sunday even
ing and never have evangelists worked In
this place and given more general Satlsfac-
ton. There were % or more conversions
and general awakening of protested Chris
tans of all denominations. Although it was
the busiest time of the year the interest
continually increased until the church was
we'll filled g. Rev. G. f. Edgett preached
here Sunday at p. III.
HALLDALE.
Rev. B. NJ. Edwards of Brunswick preach
ed here last Sunday. 1t is expected Rev.
Mr.. Guptill of Waterville will preach here
next Sunday -. There was heavy frost i'll
this vicinity last Saturday night. All the
apple tree blossoms on low land were ruined
and many of the young leaves on forest trees
were killed. Ice formed in places. Mrs.
J. W. Plummer went to Boston this week
on VISIT. Frank Major is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Major.
MONROE.
Memorial services were held at the church
in the village, Sunday, May oath, before f.
NJ. Billings Post and Corps The church
was beautifully decorated with flags and
flowers Rev. f. S. Philbrook of Belfast
preached the sermon. 1t was one of the
best ever listened to by the Post and was
highly appreciated by the veterans and con-
gregation. Mr.. Philbrook has accepted an
invitation to give the memorial sermon be-
fore Morning Light Grange at $50 p M,
uuc -lSGsss 1 uC -fGA iHCCpah6 Va
the Church of God will be held at the Rob-
erts schoolhonse, Stockton Springs, begin
ming Thursday, June 18th, and continuing
over Sunday. Mrs. Laura Brown and
Mrs. Matte Maddocks have returned home
from Lynn, Mass, where they spent the
winter. John Strattard is making agreat
improvement on his place, both on the
buildings and farm. He is very much in
terested in flowers, and has them in great
Variety. The Sunday school at the village
has changed the time of meeting from 2 p. NJ
to 10 a. m. Mrs. Belle j. Palmer has
been elected superintendent. -. The ell
tertainment given by the Relief Corps
was success, socially and financially.....
-. The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held in
the town hall, May 18th, and the following
officers elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. E. NJ. Stearns; vice presidents,
Mrs. L. w. Woodman, Mrs C. E. Durham
corresponding secretary. Miss S. A. Man
sur; recording secretary, Miss S. A. Man.
sur; treasurer, Mrs. L. W. Woodman sup
erintendents; S. T. instructor, Mrs. W. II.
lWOmDly Sunuay ScHool, MIS- II. ~. Col-
son; temperance literature, Mrs. Florence
A. Chase; flower mission, Mrs. R. w. Mayo;
L. T. L., Miss S. A. Mansur; fair work,
Mrs. Julia White; franchise, Mrs. Helen
Nealey anti narcotics, Mrs. L. NJ. Grant
soldiers and sailors, Mrs. II. A. Emery. At
the close Of the business meeting a short
program was carried out by the l.. t. L.,
which was very pleasing and interesting,
after which all descended to the lower hall
where fine supper awaited them, which
all enjoyed very much, especially the chill
dren. Several honorary members were
present, adding interest to the occasion,
and all declared it red letter day in the
history of the Monroe W. c. I. u. The
funeral services of Mrs. David Nye were
held last Wednesday. Mrs. Nye has been
a great sufferer for some weeks. She will
be greatly missed by her friends and neigh
bors, to whom she had endeared herself by
her many good deeds and long residence |
here. 80. Mrs. Ann York of Bangor visited !
at Lewis Ritchie's this week. -. Mrs Ma
belle White and son Howard are at Harry |
Whites. e. M. Dolloff of Gardiner was at
Capt. Durham's last week.
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