The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-05-26

and family visited here recently and have
many friends and relatives here. ...Mrs:
Abbie Nickerson has arrived and opened
her cottage: Misses Emma and Matte
week =. Mrs Fred Blanchard made short
visit i'll Bangor the past week. Mrs. Julia
Itteted of Brewer is visiting Mrs L. S.
Perkins....N. c. Partridge left Monday to
Join steamer Ruth at Winter Harbor:.
George CHM, who is engine oiler on Van
derbilts yacht Tarantula, was thrown from
his berth. had his wrist sprained and re-
eeved a severe shaking up by the explosion
OF battery last week at City Island. tie
expected to be well in a few days, when
heard from. Strawberry blossoms and
the first dandelion blossoms were seen last
week.
Robert and Willie Fuller are employed in
Massachusetts,. -. Harry Davis is in Provi-
dence, r. l., where he has employment as
bookeeper. Harry Bangs has gone to
Portland to work 49,. Mrs. Inez Bellows is
visiting friends in Portland. Mrs. Clara
Seekins has returned to Pittsfeld, taking
her brother Earl with her.. Miss Mertice
Small. who is teaching in Oakland, visited
her brother, Dr.. a. NJ. Small, last Saturday
and sunday. The seniors gave an enter
tainment in the Grange hall last Thursday
night TO small but appreclative audience.
The farce, "My Jeremiah" was fine, the
characters being very we'll taken. 1t will
be presented next Monday evening at Cen
ire Montville.. Mrs. Mabel Danforth of
Waterville arrived Saturday, called hy the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Nellie banton.
-. The academy base ball nine went to
Belfast last Saturday and played the Bel
fast High school nine in the morning and
the Bucksport team in the afternoon, win
ming both games very easily: b. H., 10 to 6;
Bucksport s to L. The seniors intend Wis
iting Belfast May 23d, to have graduation
preached here last Sunday morning and
evening. He is to deliver the memorial adj
dress here, We are informed. ID. W.
Dodge was in Boston on business last week.
80. Harold Pendleton has returned to
school from lslesboro.
UNITY.
A. w. Kinney from Thorndike, who
painted Joe Libby's cottage at Windermere
park this spring, did a fine job He is a
first class workman and those securing his
services are fortunate. e. u. chase ana
Asa SAWYER attended the meeting of the
Masonic bodies in Portland. Miss Emma
Gould, who went to Bangor several days
ago for a few weeks visit with relatives
and friends, may visit in Bucksport and
Rockland before she returns... Byron
illsbury had another i'll turn recently, but
as able to be out in few days. Mrs.
rank j. Conner and Mrs. Martha Park
man went to Watervllle on business last
week. Mrs. Rose Gahagen from Rock
land is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana MRS.
E. T. Walker. for few weeks. Mrs. Lin
ME Fuller and brother Roy and Miss Beu-
lah Blethen We're in Waterville one day last
week -. Mrs. Nellie Gray, who has been
employed by Mrs. f. ID. Chase for few
weeks, Will finish work this week. ..Archi-
;..,,e
was accidently run over short time ago
by the school team and was quite badly
Lurt 1t was done so quickly that no one
know Just the facts of the case, but fortu-
nately the little one escaped all external in
iurieS. At this writing She is able to sit up
few hours in a day. Mr.. II. Rand, who
has control Of the grounds at the park
again this season, had three row boats and
a gasoline launch landed there recently.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
The remains of Frank killman Lane
Who died April 2Sth at Wilton, Me-, were
brought home for burial and the funeral
was held May list at the home of his broth
err. Fred A. Lane large number were
present to honor dhe memory of the de-
ceased, who was fine teacher and man
of sterling integrity and worth Miss
Addie Crockett Of Searsport came here to
attend the funeral of F. K. Lane. Miss
Crockett was student at the Eastern
state Normal school while Mr.. Lane was
one vi the teachers. Several from this
vicinity have visited Arthur MOores new
meat market and grocery store IN Searsport
and report that it is probably the neatest
and best arranged market in the county.
Elder Stairs is very i'll and not expected to
recover. Miss Emma Stairs is at work at
y. ". Staples 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Ridley called on friends in Prospect re-
Gently. Mrs. Nellie Carr is quite ill. Mrs.
Lucia Jacobs is able to sit up now and is
gaining slowly. letter has been re-
ceived for some time from F Hanson Par
fridge, who wrote that he expected tie be at
home from Alaska May LIST. His friends
fear that he started and met with some ac-
cdent on the way. Mrs. Richards OF
Roekland is visiting her daughter, Mrs:
Emma Partridge. -. Wilbur Staples visited
friends at Clark's Corner recently......
The Centre Sunday school held an in
teresting session last Sunday with good
attendance. Clifford Staples was at home
from Searsport sunday. =. Inc schools mere
began May 9th. Miss Elva Randell teaches
the Centre school and Miss Carrie Pendle-
ton the Roberts school. Both are popular
and successful teachers. The children
from the Lanpher neighborhOod are carried
to the Roberts school. Frank Stairs was
ut home on a visit last week. He is at work
for Mir, Trask in Hampton. Clifton Ellis
caught young woodchuck alive last Thurs
day and has it in a cage. -. Miss Amy Lane
is a member of the Sunshine Society. This
society brings much pleasure to shut-ins
and invalids as well as to the helpers who
are not invalids. Little Levi Ellis fell re-
Gently and struck his head on the stove,
cutting it quite severely. Miss Allie
Clark is attending the Marsh school, Pros
pect. Ed. Jacobs, George Overlook and
several others from this vicinity attended
the free dance given by Irving George in
Mardens hall Wednesday night in honor
of his recent marriage. The bride was
Miss Mary Hartman of Stockton Springs.
Freeman Partridge has bet with NJ. II.
Haley of Prospect on the nomination of
Hearst by the Democrats. Mr.. B. NJ.
Eames holds the stakes. Mr. Partridge be-
leves that Hearst will be nominated.
Among those who attended the party given
by Mr.. Stewart at Mrs. Della Clark's at
Clark Corner last Saturday evening were
Miss Bertha Partridge, Mr.. Herman Part
ridge and Wilbur Staples. The evening
was spent in dancing and playing games.
Miss Partridge enjoyed greeting friends
and former pupils as she has taught school
in this neighborhood. A fine treat was
furnshe by Mr.. Stewart and everyone
had good time. Miss Jessie Marden is
at home from Massachusetts,, where she
spent the winter. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
McCaslin and children visited at Mr.. JAS
Haley's recently.