The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-08

ing few weeks with Mrs. Geo. c. Dunton
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry,. Misses
Stella McA lmon of Thomaston and Mertie
Hemenway of New York have been in
Harry Pease. Mir, and Mrs. Charles E.
Ripley of Bath, who have been at Pleasant
Beach, South Thomaston, three. weeks,
were guests of G. II. Page two days last
week. Alonzo Keene of Somerville,
Mass. &. y. McAmon of Ihomaston and
Lewis NJ. Keene and Miss Stella keene of
Fremont, Neb., We're calling on old friends
here last week 49,. Mrs. Charles Pease of
Fremont, after an absence of 30 yeas, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). A.
Sherman, and her sister, Mrs. Helen
Gushee. So. Nearly all of our people attend
ed the centennial celebration at Ilope....
Cyrus Perry and wife returned Saturday
from Il visit Of ten days with friends in Bos-
ton....G. H. Page and Harry Pease attend
ed a meeting of the Roosevelt club in Cam
den Friday evening.
SEAEsNoNT.
Mrs. d. b. Dyer entertained Mrs. Ed
mund Bcknell, Miss Ruth and Master Win
throp Sargent Of Lawrence, Mass, and
Mrs. j. II. Montgomery Of Camden at Min
newawa last week. Mrs. Lizzie Sturte-
want of Lowell, Mass, was the guest of
Mrs W. :. Hunt last week. Miss Eta
Hunt of Camden and friend from Boston
visited Mr. and Mrs W. 5 Hunt last week
...JOhn Thompson has sold his business
stand to Mr.. Poland, who will take posses
sion the first Of September. Mrs. Hounds
and Miss Haley have returned TO Boston.
ia large delegation ii patrons attended
the Pomona Grange i'll Lincolnville, Aug.
sd aud report one OF the best SeSsons...
\ successful ". c. 7. L. medal contest
was held at the NJ. Z. church August 18th.
The contestants we're the Misses Mabel
~ (lra
and Annie Proctor The medal was won
BY Miss Mabel Wood and all the class re-
ceived remembrance for their good work.
The Judges We're Mrs. Hiram p Farrow of
Belmont, Miss Annie Black of Boston and
MI. A Warren of this place. The choir
rendered excellent music. Misses Helen
Cobb and Helen Beebee sang a duet and
Mrs C. F. Beebee sang the Holy City,.
Mrs. Frank Padham Of Norridgewock is
visiting her aunts, the Misses Mcfarland.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Emery Calderwood's new barn is almost
completed. Wilbur Ridley, Horace Lindsey,
Charles Lindsey and Luther Ames have
been at work On the building..... Frank
futile OF BuckSpOrt visited S. b. Little
field, il, last week.. Misses Helen Cal
derwood, Minnie Moody and Mrs. Helen
Smith went to N0rthport campmeeting
last Thursday.... The usual Sunday ser
vices at the Roberts schoohouse will be
omitted for the next two Sundays OIL ac-
count of the Maple Grove campmeeting.
AIessrs. Horace and Myron Clark of Clarks
Corner were in this vicinity recently buy
ing poultry. Jefferson Clark and wife at
tended the National Encampment, G. A. R.,
in Boston and visited their daughter Etfie. J
They had an enjoyable visit. Miss Jennie
Crockett Of seaTsport and Miss Agnes
Ward OF Prospect called on Miss Bertha
Partridge and other friends in this vicinity,
Friday. Major House and Mrs. Lizzie
Iiuntoon Of Augusta are visiting at Mr.. F.
Percy Partridges..;;.:; Mrs; Lucia Jacobs
has so farsrecovered from her serious acct
dent as to be able to ride out. Mrs. Evelyn
George visited relatives in Prospect last
week Master Amos Lane has new tent
to play camping out in, that he earned
himself. Master Medbury Staples recent
ly took orders for goods and earned a fine
dining table for his mother. Capt. S. B.
Littleteld has been quite sick and threaten
ed with typhoid fever, but is now much bet
Miss Evelyn Cummings of Prospect
is at work at Mr.. n. W. Staples. Capt
Frank Marden and wife and their daughter
Jessie have returned from the Hersey Re
treat, Standpoint, of which they had charge
for the summer.
UNITY.
The Unity Park Association will hold its
annual agricultural fair and horse trot in
Unity Oct. 4th and 9Th. Every effort pos
sible will be put forth to make it interesting
to ALL. Charlie Nealey, nephew of Mrs.
Il. Iiillman, from Cambridge, Mass, arrived
at Rufus Hillmans recently from Auburn,
where he has been visiting his mother for
several weeks, He intends visiting his
childhood home in Hampden before return
ing to Massachusetts. .Abbie Matfit thinks
of going to Fairfield, Me-, very soon to
nurse sick aunt ..... Miss Emma Gould
al. IA nd ni,,ity
last week. +. f. McCauSlin has been
drawn grand juryman and Ephraim Jones
traverse juror to attend the September term
of court in Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Gerry from Haverhill, Mass, who have
been visiting relatives in town this sum-
mer, returned home last week. $50. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elihu Could from Rockland, Me-, who
have been visiting their children and the
Old homestead for number of weeks, have
returned to Rockiand accompanied by their
son, IeOn..... Miss Alice Chase went to
R0ckport recently to visit acquaintance.
go. Many from Unity took advantage of the
low railroad rates and visited Boston and
vicinity last week. -. Leta Kelley has been
visiting relatives and friends in town the
past month. Helen Thomas from Water
vile has been the guest of Miss Caroline
Fuller the past week. Mrs. DIR. j E. Cook
and little son, Sanger, a cousin, and others,
spent several days last week at Camp Ben
SON. The thieves who entered F. A. White
houses cellar and took green peas, canned
peaches and other eatables, had better not
repeat the visit, as the time is fast ap-
preaching when every one will have a big
mastitf for protection. "A change of color
and a coat of paint adds much to the ap-
pearance of the Maine Central station here
$500. Clement W ebster from Montana, who
has been visiting his mother and grand
mother in Freedom, has been the guest of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs: Charles
Webster, and thinks of making his home
with them. Lewis Thompson went to
Bangor few days ago after his son Ar
thur, who was accidentally hurt by the cars,
arriving home last Friday. Fears are en-
tertained of internal injuries, but at this
writing the patient seems comfortable.
Charles Wellington was recently called to
Boston by the sudden death of his son,
Claude, who was physician and nicely 10
Gated there. Mrs. George Mosher and Mrs.
Jack Taylor, sisters of the deceased, went
later to attend the funeral 80. Mrs. John
Hanson of Lowell, Mass, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McCauslin fol
two months cher doctor having ordered hel
away from the city, returned home this
week, accompanied by her son, who came
for her few days ago.. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Causlin entertained the, following guests
the past week: Miss Addie Rh0ades from
Foxcroft, Me. Mrs. Otis McCauslin from
North Bangor; Mrs. Ralph Eveleth AND
little daughter, Ruth, from Bangor and Mr.
Fred Hanson from Lowell, Mass.
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