The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-06-11

Mrs. E. A. DlnSlOW mas gone 10 camden
to spend a few days with her sister. Mrs.
O. p. Fuller .. Mrs. VIM. Clark and daugh-
ter Lottie of Bar HarbOr are visiting with
friends in this vicinity. The rain Monday
night caused great rejoicing among the
farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs A. K. Grey of Prospect were
guests at Mrs. Garry Cunningham's last
week. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Peavey OF
Hampden have been visiting friends in town.
....M Miss Bertha Bradford, who has been
visiting her father in Boston, returned home
June 9TH. =. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Damn will
attend the graduating exercises at Hamp-
den Academy this week. Mrs. Veazie OF
Lewiston is the guest of her son Ira, at
4 Cant T. D. NickersOn's. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Page of Rockland we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Mari last week. ..Sev-
eral of our musical people enjoyed very
pleasant evening at Capt. T. D. Nickerson's
Saturday, June 9th. Mr.. Barnett Holmes
of Rockland called on relatives in town
| Sunday. =. Seventeen handsome fish were
| taken from Swan Lake the first of the week.
Charles NJ. Mari of Union is the guest of
| his brother, Horatio Mari. Mr.. Starrett of
Rockland was in town Sunday, the guest OF
Mr.. Charles Mari. They left Monday morn
ing for Calais and will he gone several
weeks.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Oliver Bowen of this town met with
fatal accident June 9Th. He was hauling
pressed hay for W. A. Poland to Knox
Station with pair of horses. He was walk
ing, and the horses quickened their pace
when descending a hill near the residence
of John Penney in Knox. Mr.. Bowen
! started to catch the reins but caught his
i foot in a small bush and fell under the
wheels, which passed over one thigh and one
! arm between the elbow and shoulder,
crushing the bones and badly mangling the
flesh. He was taken to the residence OF his
son-ln-law, Bert Spencer, where he died
the next afternoon. His age was about
seventy-fve years. Sumner Poland mas
had shed built on to his barn and made
! other improvements. F. A. Allen has charge
of the work. :. Mr.. George Carter and Miss
Myra Gates were married June Sd. They
will reside on the farm with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pembroke Carter. Dr. Benjamin Carter
and bride of Meriden, Conn.,, are passing
their honeymoon in Belfast and Freedom,
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
An unoccupied house owned by Jerry
Foss was burned last Sunday night The
: fire was discovered by parties returning
/ from the meeting at the village. Some one
had entered and set a fire in the chamber.
Mrs. Clara Perkins of Monroe visited
relatives here last week. Rev. Mr.. John
son and wife, the evangelists, who have
been holding series of meetings at the
| Roberts schoolhouse, are now holding
meetings at the village. Harold Partridge
is quite ill., Mrs. Hannah Small of Cape
| Jellison is visiting at Edward Clifford So.
Miss Helen Littetield entertained party
of friends at her home last Saturday even
ing There was conference at the Rob-
erts schoolhouse last Saturday. Elder
Welch held the usual Sunday services.
Elder Stairs recently lost 175 chickens by
the burning Of the brooder and chicken
Good Miss Grace Partridge of Brockton,
Mass, called on friends in town last Mon
day. Miss Fannie Cleaves has fine line
of fancy goods and underwear in her store
at the village. . Capt. S. B. Littlefield IS
making repairs on his buildings. "A buck
board party from Standpoint attended the
dance at Fred Eames' hall last Saturday
| night.
| HALLDALE.
Mrs. B. NJ. Edwards of Brunswick preach
ed here last Sunday morning, and at the
Vose schoolhouse in the afternoon. The
hearts of the people in this community were
saddened last week on learning OF the death
by drowning of Mr.. and Mrs. p. ). Smith.