The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-08-04


in Auburn. ...M MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Matthews
and daughter Doris of Belfast visited at
VIM. j. Matthews last Sunday. Frank
Hartman and Melvin Hartman of Stock
ton Springs were in town Monday. Miss
Eudavilla Cleaves has been in Searsport
Mathews of Searsport village visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Marion Mathews, a
few days last week.
MONTvILLE.
W. F. Foy is cutting the hay for his
sister, Mrs. E. A. Bowler, on the old Foy
farm. L. E. Stewart insured his build
ings last week through the agency of f. J.
Hatch in the Dirigo Mutual u. F. Carrie
is baying for w. F. Tobey.... T. I. Randall
is helping Is. A. Carter in haying.. Mrs.
Alice Marden and two daughters of Fair
field are visiting Mrs Marden's mother,
Mrs L. J. Drawn. John Boynton received
slight sun stroke some two weeks ago,
and has not been able to do any work since.
80. f. S. Jackson of Newport has been in
town lately harvesting the hay on his farm.
....Alvah Morrison had another slight
shock recently....C. A. Wing recently
moved from Brooksville to the Asa Thomp-
son farm. Albert Young remains about
the same. He is attended by Mr.. Pea body
of Liberty. Mrs. Belle Weed and two
children of Boston are at Final II. Weeds
for the summer.
TROY.
Messrs. Fred H. Bagley, VIII Rand and
Fred Myrick went to Belfast last Saturday
to take the prescribed examination for the
f. r. d. route soon to be established in
Troy. Some of our farmers have finished
haying, having harvested their crop in good
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sending quite quantity of peas to the Bos-
ton market, besides furnishing many neigh
bors with their first dinner of peas. -.
Joseph Nickery. who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Clary, at the Vickery home
stead, has returned to his home in King
field. Mrs. II: E. Dunnack of Augusta
was the guest of Mrs. NJ. I. Dodge last Sat
urday. Mrs. Sarah Rogers of Pittsfield
was in town calling on friends recently.
The W. c. 7. U. held services at the church
at the corner Sunday, July oath, with ad-
dresses by Mrs. L. NJ. \. Stevens and Miss
Anna Gordon, which were reported as very
interesting. There are between 30 and 40
CENTRE LINCOLNvILLE.
Sidney Churchill and wife of Boston
arrived Monday and are at E. T. Church
Ills. Among the arrivals of summer
boarders in town are Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
an, Mrs. Wing and son Johnnie, Thorn
as Tolti and DR.. Condor, all of Boston
They are at Hillside Farm, John c. Miller
proprietor. 80. Mrs. Fred Miller and daugh-
ter of Camden and Misses Olive and
Bertha Clark of Boston are at Austin
Mariners for few weeks. Mrs. II. l.
Holt of Rockport visited in town last
week. The Pit Club gave a party at the
town hall last Thursday evening. Pit and
was furnished by the Club. Misses Nellie
and Adrienne Pendleton of Boston are at
their cottage for the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Green of Lynn. Mass, accom- =
panied by twelve of her students, are at
their cottage, Green Acres, for the sum-
mer months. Damon Mahoney of Boston
is at David Mahoney's for few weeks.
Mrs Frank Gray and children of Seal Har-
Dor are visiting at Josiah Millers Mrs.
Herbert mckinney of Boston is visiting at
Cyrus McKinney's ....G. II. Talbot of Cam
den was in town Monday, Mrs. Lucy
Miller, who has been in i'll health for a
long time, is very low
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. &. A. Avery visited relatives in
Brewer several days last week Mrs.
George Grindle and Mrs. Z. w. Grindle
visited MIR. and Mrs. Herman Avery in
Brewer one day last week. -. Mrs. J. T.
Shute and her two sons, Merrill and Cyrus,
of Br ever, are visiting relatives here....
j. T. Shute and j. G. James spent last
Sunday here with their families, returning
to Bangor Monday morning.. Mrs. Charles
Banks and Miss Faustina Harding went
to Bangor last Saturday on business.
Bertha E. Bailey of Auburndale, Mass,
Helen Maude Thomas of Boston, and Bessie
Lee Lamb of Annapolis. Mich, are spend
at Sunnyside cottage. Miss Lamb is a
cousin of Miss Thomas. George Gruby
spent Sunday and Monday with his wife
here, returning to Boston last Tuesday.
Mr.. 7. B. Davenport visited Bangor last
Thursday. Mr. d. returned to his home
in Quincy, Mass, last Tuesday. Miss
Vennie Hartman was in Bangor one day
last week shopping. Capt. w. IL. Harrl-
man went to Boston last Friday to join his
vessel sch. Jacob Nj. Haskell.
LIBERTY.
Miss Frank Aver is at home from Provi
dence, R. l., for a two weeks vacation.
County Attorney Richie of Belfast was in
town Friday on business. e. S. Mitchell
has rented the Jameson Gordon house.
George W. Knowlton has rented the AlOnzo
Brown farm for a term of years. IL. c.
Morse has been in AroOstOok county the
past week ...... Mrs. Lille B. BillOws OF
South Freedom was before trial justice ):
O. johnson July 22nd on complaint OF
Mrs. Geneva Griffin of Palermo for the Of
Of n,,I hokk nd nd