The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-04-02

WISH 10 DIS GduSltcI, Nl1S W ulb0. III DSitses'o
90. Fred Allen has fine large coon which
is tame and which he will sell at reason
able price. Mark Bartlett has returned to
the Law School at Bangor after weeks
vacation with his parents. Frank jackson
has bought barn of the Sharon Kendell
estate in Morrill, and intends to move it to
his farm in this place.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Miss Susie Cousens left Thursday for
Castine to resume her studies at the Nor
NAL School, She will be among the gradu-
ates the coming June. Miss Clara Mudg-
EFT has returned to her course of studies at
Castine, and will belong to the class of 'o4.
-. The Friday Afternoon Sewing Club was
pleasantly entertained last week by Mrs.
Bion Sanborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Staples, Jr., entertained last Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mr. SIS mothers
18th birthday anniversary. All her near
relatives were invited, and the gathering
was highly enjoyable 1.-The remains of
Mrs. Adrian Trundy, who died of pulmo-
nary consumption March 18th, At her home
in Frankfort, were brought here for inter
ment last Friday. She was So years of age
and leaves husband and six young chill
dren to mourn the irreparable loss of a
most faithful wife and careful, devoted
mother Great sympathy is extended by
the old neighbors in this vicinity. DR..
Elmer Small of Belfast was called here
Friday for consultation with Dr. j. A.
piel ce in the case OF Mrs. James Crocker
who is very i'll at the home of her parents,
MI and Mrs. Sylvester Pendleton. All old
friends hope for her speedy Improvement
Her husband recently Joined her here.
Mrs. Avalina Griffin arrived home by Satur-
DAYS boat from three months visit with
her son. Mr. Harry W. Griffin, and family
at Mattapoisett, Mass, Mr.. }. g. Lambert
found sufficient dandelions in the garden
patch in the rear of his store last Saturday
to furnish green's for his Sunday dinner,
with al overplus, which he took to a
neighbor Well done for March 2Sth in
Mane! Mrs. c. G. Rendell suffered al at
tack of pleurisy on Saturday, necesstating
DR.. Stevens attention. She is comfort
able, at this writing, and able to be about
her house somewhat. Mr. Oliver Treat
left Monday for New York, to enter Sailors
Snug Harbor at New Brighton, Staten Is
land. He has not disposed of his home
here, and if disconnected will return in the
summer. :. Mr.. Harry S. Park, for greater
con yenience in his increasing undertaking
business, has leased the rooms known as
the Roberts store, in Denslow Hall block,
where will be found full assortment of all
goods in his line. :. Mr.. F. H. Cousens has
taken the agency for the observation-disclosures
Co. ssmakers of paints and varnishes, suit
able for all purposes :" and will be pleased
to show color board and make estimates for
outside work, which he is prepared to do at
any time. :. Capt. H. NJ. Griffin and MIR. F.
V. Davis have both received spring samples
of wall papers, which they are ready to fur
nsh and hang wherever desired. See sam
ple-b books at post Office. Recent papers
from St. Paul, Mimi, announce the engage
ment of Adjt. Gen. Elias d. Libbey to Miss
Hannah Mayer, both of st. Paul General
L. isl native of this village, as was his de-
ceased wife. The good wishes of his old
friends go with him into his new relations.
Capt L. NJ. Partridge recently received
letters from his sister-in-law in San Fran
cisco, announcing the death i'll that city in
March of Miss Mabel w. Partridge, for
merly of this town. She was % years old,
and with the exception of one brother. now
ill, was the last of the Wilson and Adella
Partridge family, all having been victims OF
that dread disease consumption. The ex-
animation of teachers in town takes place
April 18th.