The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-30

noon and were conducted by Rev. T. P.
Williams. The interment was in the
family lot in the village cemetery.
NORTH sEARSPOR1.
Almond Monroe of Lincolnville is in the
employ of Herbert Black.
Will Thompson and wife have moved in
! to the house recently occupied by Rev. ii.
! w. WEIGH.
| There will be Thanksgiving ball in
| Marden'S hall this, Thurs day, evening.
| Good music.
Miss Theodate A. Merithew left by Sat-
urday's boat for Revere, Mass, where she
will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Jones of South
Brooks were in town last week visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. StinsOn.
Miss Lette WEIGH, who has been at
tending the High school in Searsport
villag :, is spending her vacation in Pitts
field.
| NJ NJ Curtis and son Frank have each
shot a deer this fall. One was a buck which
weighed when dressed 175 pounds. The
! deer were shot in Frankfort.
Mr.. Frank and Mrs. Eli Colson wish to
| extend thanks to their friends for assistance
at the death of Mrs. Eva ColsOn, also for
the beautiful flowers presented.
Mrs. Sarah Towe, who has been house
| years, has gone to Searsport village, where
she will keep house for her son, George
Towe
Among those who are to have telephones
| in their residences are J. II. Kneeland, f.
| L. Stickney, d. NJ. Nckels, Raymond
Ward, H. f. Robbins, Herbert Black, Sum-
ner N!ckerson, George Partridge and Jas.
| Nichols.
WIN TERPORT.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Litteteld left last Thurs
day for Boston, and after spending a few
days there will, with Mrs. Laura A. Stokell,
go to Florida for the winter. Rev. |. H.
| w. Wharf and family will occupy Mrs
Littletield's house during her ABSENCE.
Mrs. Alberto George has returned from
Camden. Her father, Mr.. Lamb, came
with her and will remain some time. ...A
| nice Bible was presented to the Methodist
Circle DIT their meeting Tuesday evening.
| The book was one which was presented by
the Circle to the late Mrs. Ellen B. Lord
many years ago and was given back to
them by her niece, Mrs. |. }. Durham. The
presentation was made by Mrs. c. NJ.
Chase, who spoke very feeingly of the
deep interest taken in the affairs of the
society for more than sixty years. Mr..
| I'll dlih H. aGWUOu VI DduSOl was plcScHl dG
the Circle and gave some very nice selec
tions on the Victor Talking Machine.
| Mrs. Ltura Wakefield Of Ripley is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Nason....
| Mrs. Slower, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs; Harry Hin, returned to her
schools closed last Friday for their Thanks
giving vacation. There will be a Thanks
giving service at the Methodist church
Thursday evening at O'Clock. Everybody
is invited to come. Measles are still prevail
ing. "A. W. Shaw is thought to be improving
THE Rebekahs' fair held last Thursday
afternoon and evening, was ONE of the
events of the season. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated with crepe paper in their
| coors-pink and greenland the fancy
tables were laden with pretty and useful
| articles. Dainty refreshments were served
in the ante rooms, which were made attrac-
tive for the occasion. The doll which was to
go to the successful gueSSer of its name was
captured by Ralph Wharf,, while the quilt,
which was secured by guessing the number
Thompson. Everything was sold and it
was a financial success. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lewis Atwood have returned from a visit
to Boston,. The illustrated lecture given
by Rev. J. w. Hatch last Sunday evening
was well attended and was very interest
ing. Mr.. Hatch occupied the pulpit Sun
| day and preached at EllingwoOd's Corner
in the afternoon. He gave a fine sermon in
the evening on Christian Citizenship.
Large congregations were present at all the
services, and all were pleased to greet their
former pastor. AN entertainment will be
given by the school children next Friday
evening at Union hall for the benefit of the
School improvement League. Thomas
| Mccormack recently met with serious ac
cident. While at work at the mountain Il
piece of granite fell on his leg and broke it
in two places. Mrs Edgar Cole is visit
| inU bpr sister MrS Shnlas nf RQIfaSt
Miss Gladys Cole returned recently from
Belfast, where she had been spending a
week with friends. The steam shovel and
| outfit, under the charge of Mr.. Gilman Fill
Ian, moved from the ballast pit Thursday
| for Ilermon, where they have a couple Of
weeks work ballasting. Engineer Mar
shall and his assistants are cross-sectioning
| the tracks, making ready for the regular
trains which will pass over this road.
Sunday about u O'Clock IA freight cars
road and Monday the regular passenger
and freight trains began service.
swANvlLLE.
Messrs. Ernest and Alfred Maddocks
each shot a deer last Saturday. MIR. Ed.
Maxim and friend Mr.. Easily have gone to
Portland. .....M Mrs. E. L. Cunningham and
daughter Edna spent few days in Brooks
last week. .... Miss Susie b. MaddOcks was
at home from Belfast Sunday. Miss Fan
ny Twombly, who has been caring for Mrs.
P. L. NickersOn, has returned home. Miss
Sadie Maddocks of North Searsport is at
work at P. L. Nickerson's.. Mr.. Raymond
Marden is more comfortable. Mr.. Herbert
Trip, who is baggage master at Enfield,
Me-, is at home for Thanksgiving. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Alley of Frankfort were
| the guests of Miss Hattie Mae Hartshorn
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Crockett of
Searsport visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pembroke Tozier, last week.