The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-20

| Mrs. Benjamin Smith, Mrs. Robert Sulll-
van, Miss Ethel Bowen, Miss Hattie Porter.
| sell, Miss Rowena COlcord, Miss Linda Col
cord, Miss Mildred Shute, Miss Lydia Clos
son, Miss Addie Crockett, Miss Melvna
Colson, Miss Sarah Blake, Mrs. Ellen Small,
Mrs. Friendly, Bickmore, Mrs: Hannah
| Young, Mrs. Jennie Hunter, Miss Eunice
| Whittum, Mrs. Thomas Howe.
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.
| Fred w. Smart is in the employ of Frank
| Gould of Prospect haying.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Eastman of Winter
port were in town last Sunday.
Miss Katherine NJ. Scribner has been Wis
iting in Ellsworth for few days.
Mrs Eli Colson and daughter Hazel
visited relatives in Stockton Springs last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Hartman of Stockton
Springs were in town Monday. visiting at
Irving Georges.
B. E. Scribner of Ellsworth was in town
Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. 7. ScribEer.
Mrs. ". W. Wilson of Cambridge, Mass,
was iii town last week the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs Catherine Colcord.
Miss Bessie NJ Mathews of Searsport vii
lage has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Marion Mathews.
Miss Almeda Moody has returned from
Stockton Springs, where she had been en-
ployed in boarding house.
Frank McBarron of Boston, with two
friends, arrived by Saturdays boat and are
boarding with Capt. and Mrs. G. E. Chaplin.
James H. Hartman has sold his store to
James Nichols, who will move the building
| near the residence of his father, Mr.. John
Nichols.
Miss Ella NJ Cole of Prospect, who has
! been working for Mrs. Marion Mathews the
| past few months, is now at work for Mrs
| G. Z. Chaplin.
! Miss Addie S. Mathews of Everett, Mass,
VINO has been visiting friends in York
| Beach, arrived in town Tuesday to spend
| the summer with her mother, Mrs. Marion
Mathews.
| The dance at Marden's hall last Saturday
night was we'll attended. There will be an
| other in the same hall next Saturday night
| with music by Berry's Orchestra of Stock
| ton Springs.
| Several of our townspeople attended the
| baptism at North Stockton Springs last
| Mr. and Mrs c. K. Nickerson, Mrs. Lemuel
| BURDEN, Miss Hattie Larrabee and Worth
| Lam abee.
! J. Sumner Nckerson met with fearful
| accident last week while haying for C. o.
| Fernald. While descending from ladder
a round broke and he fell to the floor dis
lance of thirty feet. He is recovering from
| his injuries, but it will be some time be-
fore he will be able to be about.
DopGE's CORNER Rev C. W. Wallace,
pastor of the Nj. f. church in Searsport.
| with his family, have been taking few
| DAYS outing at Camp Matthews on the shore
of Swan Lake. Mr. Wallace tested his Gull
mary ability by preparing and cooking a
large pot of beans iii the ground and last
| Thursday morning several neighbors and
friends were invited to share these beans
at breakfast Tables were spread on the
shore and a merry, hungry party soon dis
posed of them and declared the minister to
be a capable cook After breakfast Mrs.
Wallace gave selection Oh the guitar
and Miss Florence Cobb reading which
were enjoyed by all. Those present were
| Mr.. ami Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Z. NJ Chap
in, Miss Clark, Miss Cobb, Miss Matthews,
Miss Stinson, Miss Delano, Paul Bradford,
Carl Howard and Rev. ana Mrs; Wallace
| and baby Wardwell.. John A. Morrison,
| VIM. K. Fitzgerald and Frank j. McBanon
of Boston are boarding at Geo. f. Chapin's
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. Luella Sargent Edom visited Mrs
Emma Luke last week. MIR. and Mrs J.
G. James and little son Wilson of Bangor
/
and Mrs. NJ. A. Littlefed. :. Several of the
young people around here made surprise
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Frye last
Saturday night. Refreshments were served
and all enjoyed good time. Harry
Somes of Somesvile called Oil friends here
Grindle of Bangor visited MI. and Mrs.
| George Grindle several days last week. zee.
Mrs Sarah J. Glidden died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. George Gruby, July
l4th, aged IS years. Mrs. Glidden had been
tenderly cared for by her daughter and
other relatives. She was a good neighbor
f.! and liked by all who knew her. Always
ready and willing to help in sickness and
trouble she will be greatly missed in the
community. The funeral services were
held at her daughters home. July 10th.
Mr. Hunter of Bucksport spoke words of
comfort to the sorroWing family. Mrs. G..
A Avery and Mrs. W. D. Hartman sang
two selections and Capt. }. S. Hartman
had charge of the funeral arrangements.
from relatives and friends. The people
from out Of town who attended the funeral
were Mr.. George Gruby, Mrs. Bessie Har-
vey of Boston, Mass, Mrs. Ella Hartman
and Oscar Thomas of Lynn, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs: Il. B. Cunningham, Mrs; Amanda
worth 81 Belfast, Mrs. James Nevins Of
Bucksport, Mr.. and Mrs John Glidden and
| John Glidden, Jr, E. r. Freeman, Alyah
and Eddie Batchelder of Frankfort. One
granddaughter, Marguerite, of New York
was not present. She leaves to mourn her
loss one daughter, Mrs. George Gruby of
Boston, Mass !; one son, Mr.. John Glidden
of Frankfort, Me. one sister, Mrs. Amanda
| Cunningham of Belfast; four grandchil-
dren, freeman and AIyah Batchelder and
John GliGden, Jr., and Marguerite Glidden
of New York, and other relatives who have
| the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
i The burial was in the Prospect Ferry ceme-
| terry. Misses Lulu Avery and Faustina
course of lectures given at Hampden for
school teachers last week. Miss Evelyn
Avery is working at the Jersey Retreat.
-. Albert Avery of Bangor spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday with his parents. =. Mrs.
Emma Moulton visited relatives in Orring-
| ton last week.