The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-27
STANDPOINT.

STANDPOINT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins and son
Charles Of Stonehani, Mass, are here for
visit with relatives. Morris Kalisky Of
Boston is here for his vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Perkins returned Friday from q
ten days. visit in Edgartown, Mass. Miss
Emma Black is in Northport for a few days.
80. Mrs. Lydia Staples attended the camp
meeting at Temple Heights. -. Karl Fern
strom of New York is boarding at Mrs.
Charles Shute's.. Edward Grant of sch. S.
P. Blackburn is at home for ten days
visit. -. Freeman Shute and wife of Bidde-
ford are here to see Mrs. Lucinda Harri-
man, who is very ill.,. George CHM and
Clifford French have returned to their work
in Boston. =. The summer visitors are be-
ginning to depart. The last party from the
Hersey Retreat left Monday and the Retreat
is closed. Capt. Marden and wife have re-
turned to their home in another part of the
town.
SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Fremont Young and daughters Edna
and Helen, of Brockton, Mass, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. U. Mariner. Ralph
p. Fowler has gone to Taunton, Mass,
where he has employment. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Arthur Heating of Somerville, Mass, and
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Heating of Warren
called on old friends in town last Saturday.
....Mr. Sanborn Mcfarland of Colorado
arrived home last Saturday. The arrivals
at Mrs. A. T. Muzzy's last week were II. T.
Muzzy, Boston, Mrs. II. C. Wright and
daughters, Misses Anna and Margaret,
Schuyler, Nebraska, Mr.. Percival E. True,
Elizabeth, New Jersey, Charles II. True,
Trenton, Missouri, Miss Ellen F. True,
Omaha, Neb., w. Fl. Sumner, Boston,
Joseph Simmons. Schuyler, Prof. H. E.
Trefethen, Kents Hill, Mrs. G. W. Stoddard,
Miss Abbie Stoddard, Belfast, and Miss
Rooney, Omaha. Miss Emily F. Miller
has returned from the w. c. T. U. Confer
ence at Old Orchard and came from Warren
on her wheel. En- route she visited Prof l..
c. Bateman and family in Auburn. Mrs.
DR.. Hamlin of Milo is visiting her brother,
Mr.. H. E. Holmes. DR.. and Mrs. A o.
Stoddard and Miss Amy Stoddard of Bel
fast and Mrs. Ferguson of Cliftondale,
Mass, were in town last Sunday. Mrs. A
L. Thayer of Belfast is in town.
SOUTH MONTvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester NJ. Howes of North
Carolina are spending few weeks here
with relatives and friends. .Silas, DR.. LIE
roy and Forrest Howes of Boston, Herbert
Howes of Taunton and Alden Howes of
Aroostook are visiting relatives in this vi
entity. Mr.. c. E. Gilman is at home for
few days from Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hart of Rockland are visiting
in this vicinity. j. G. Blaisdell of Revere,
Mass, is spending few days with A. L.
Pease.. Mrs. Edward Leighr and son of
Brighton, Mass, are stopping a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Adams.
80. Mrs. O. P. Fuller of Camden spent last
week with her parents. Rev. f. A. Dins-
low and wife were in Camden last week..
Miss DeIilah Ripley has gone to Lowell.
Mass, to stop for a few months. DR.. /. S.
Fogg of Norwood, Mass, visited his sister,
Mrs. G. E. Ring, last week =. The Howes
family reunion was held at the home of C.
M. Howes last Wednesday. The family of
children were all present and no doubt they
had very enjoyable time. Mrs. Caro-
Heating and daughter returned to RockIand
of Frankfort was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. S. Bartlett last week.. The Bartlett re-
union was held Friday, Aug. 21st, on the
old home place in Montville, but it was
stormy day and there was light attend
ance
SMITHTON (Freedon).
Nj. and Mrs Jenkins of Boston, who
have been visiting at j. 0. Bartlett's, re-
turned home Monday Miss Jennie Howe
and little niece of Mills, Mass, are board
ing with Mrs. Lizzie Greeley. Miss Len
ME Bragdon is visiting her father, Mr..
Ephram Bragdon. Daniel Plummer has
returned home from Worcester, Mass, and
will attend Freedom Academy. The young
people of the Smithton Sunday school, Frank
Thurston, Supt., gave concert last Sunday
evening which was pronounced a decided
success. The following program was car
ried out: Reading and prayer by Frank II.
Thurston; opening song by Leona B. Rus
sell ) rec, Celia Bradstreet; hymn, by all;
Wondering Pussy, Bertha Wentworth; The
Boyless Town, by Claude Nutter; reading,
A Secret Buy, Edith Richardson; violin
solo, Perley Thurston; dialogue by six
little girls; song, Leona B: Russell; rec,
Earl Hussey; song, Clifton Leavett; Help
One Another, Reta Bradstreet; rec, Maria
Richardson; solo. Fred Greeley; Happy
Childhood, Alice Wentworth; song, Leona
Russell and Katie Fuller; rec, Elinor Rich
ardson singing, America, by ALL The little
ones did their parts nicely and much credit
is due Miss Howe who played the organ
and has helped the little ones in many ways.
We are also grateful to our superintendent,
who takes great interest in the work.
PROSPECT FERRY.