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


E "a NEG. MIDGET of La Jolla
by we'd at the home of her cousin,
3ehborn. July Goth, for brief
i-nU relatives and old friends. All
gI7- she may be induced to prolong
-.. ten-day SoJourn in town. Her
l" 'l Charles Bean, will join her
the week to accompany her to
-N- Miss Lizzie Wardwell, daugh-
Jim j. Wardwell of Rockland,
l--i II her aunt and husband, Mr..
u Lancaster. Miss Anna L.
4" fast has been with Miss En-
4. 'olu the past two weeks. Mas
'7-.eii and Miss Ruth Hichborn, ac-
4.4."0 0y a maid, arrived last Thurs
iHu anbridge. Mass, and opened
A- Dan e. Hichborn'S house for the
1r HE doctor and wife will join
] lleu the present week, coming
Ny rom Boston in their automobile.
W., ud Mrs. Silas b. Adams and chill
Eleanor and Master Waldemar,
@iiand, arrived at Capt. F. A. Patter-
Thursday afternoon after through
..olu home III their gasoline automo-
warranted to run thirty miles an hour
good ioads. Mrs. A. is the only child
" late Capt. Elias Patterson, and old
lalIanceS are always glad to greet her
1all'Iy N her native town.. Mr.. and
Hartley Overlook and children re-
l-l aSl week to Somerville, Mass.
D. ; .. Clifford met with quite an acct
.fJAd!. He was thrown from his car
-gu hurch street, owing to the break
d bit. Fortunately no bones were
't1' but our genial neighbor finds him
very anne from bruises and general
Ils op.... Mrs. Lois R. Myrick left Fri
D' Searsport en- route to her home in
'aealsetts.. MIR. and Mrs. George Clark
family have arrived from Ayers
Elon, Mass, and opened their cot
NJ 'leasant Point for the season.
AT RUSSELL P. Goodhue returned to.
gl by Saturdays boat. Mrs. G. will
@0 another week at their Pleasant
!, eoltage. THE numerous friends of
PEASANT young townSman, Josiah L.
.sd''@f, regret. that the effects of his re-
,4l4iy to the spine have compelled
ii9 me advice of his physician, to sell
S business and remain quiet. Three
N of absolute rest, the doctor hopes,
l@iore his health. -. Mrs. Charles P.
yrs II Brooklyn, n. Y, is the guest of
@ler, Mrs. Clifford n. Fletcher, for
'geSS Welcome home, Jennie b..
y luther of Attleboro, Mass, Joined
wye and children Sunday morning at
S%n, Point. Mrs. Dean and maid
y. a'Is,eboro, Mass, arrived by Sundays
, ,@ Ileasant Point for the remainder of
sunmer. Rev. A. A. Smith is render
n, gu[ sunday school exceedingly inter
~ ~ oy his personal instruction of the
.sd class" His fine sermons are high
,,Fp,lteclated by our church-going citi-
VINO realize his merits as man,
w. and minister of the gospel. -. Ray
,Sen left Monday for a three months
' &e IN Rockland, where he is engaged
IMP carpenter. Time was when there
|, Suhclent such employment in our own
L. We regret to learn of the illness
Us Edward Lancaster the present
y. Miss Frances Cleayes is showing
" %lers new line Of collars, belts and
I! articles. -. The Misses Lillian and
M Martin, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
'p pu Martin of Albion, who have been
!, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard NJ.
= Tor the past week, left Monday for
,sr nt from weeks visit with maternal
tnS IN Orland and Bucksport. While
n us these items-Tuesday nOOn-we
n n VI the sudden decease Of Mr.. Oliver
SSt 3 o'clock a. m. from heart disease.
Tss been an invalid from rheumatism
y sffafs He is survived by son, Amos
h h. and a daughter, Mrs. Mile Blake,
a sVL OF whom is living in town. The
t %a sympathy is extended to them, in
~, Of y their last parent. Mrs. Charles
Ny Devereux of Brooklyn, n. Y, ar
A. i lly 9Th and has opened her summer
tISdpee for the season, She was accom-
y oy her daughters, Misses Alveretta
" yelnle Devereux. Miss Carrie Dew
n l0s arrived July 18th and will spend the