The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
HALLDALE,

| 3nlo a0ulO luull1cE anu MTS
Florence Clement, who have been very sick
are improving. Mrs. Green of Brewer il
| visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. F. Erskine
MIR. and Mrs. J.. Z. Hall left last Mon
day for Grelton, Ohio. where they will re.
and Sadie Wright, who have been visiting
relatives here, left for Belfast last Saturday
:...H. Q. Trundy of Monmouth is visiting
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Erskine
are stopping at j. E. Halls while the
family are away" Uncle" Oliver Whit.
ten of Unity attended church here last Sun.
| day.. Rev. Mr.. Brown went to his home
in Brunswick for vacation last Monday
| IF. A. Myrick was in Belfast on business
| last week. Miss Edie Bryant is critically
| ill.
BELMONT.
Mrs. Norwood and son Harry, who have
been visiting in town, have returned to
Massachusetts,. Willard Morrill, and
Oscar Wilkins spent few days in Castine
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton are
spending the summer at Richard Greer's..
Mr. Geo. Knight entertained his friends last
Saturday evening with his fine photograph.
Ice cream and lemonade were served and a
very enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs.
A. Cunningham is visiting in town. Mrs.
Jordan and Mrs. MCLEOD and daughter are
visiting in town.. Mr.. Willard Morrill, en-
tertained party of friends on his birthday,
Aug. Sth, at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Morrill,. The young folks
very prettily. decorated with potted plants
Music was furnished by an organ, violin
and monograph Ice cream, cake and
lemonade were served.
SEARSMONT.
The Kicker Brothers from the Samoset,
Rockland, dined at the Nevens House
August Sth.. Mrs. SILICA Farrow of
Greenville, California, visited her brother,
Mr.. r. Ness, last week. Mrs. Nellie
Sayward of Haverhill, Mass, was the guest
of Mrs. Jane Ness last week .... Mrs
Frances Bair has gone to Camden to visit
her sister, Mrs. Abbott, and will return to
Palatka, Florida, September LIST. Her
brother, Clifford Ness, will accompany her
.... Miss Linnie B. Treadwell of Portland
gave an address before the Grange last
Wednesday evening in behalf of the Maine
Children's Home Society in Augusta. Rev.
| {. f. Beebee is attending the Itinerant's
Summer school in NorthpOrt this week.
| V. A. Simmons gave complimentary
social Friday evening to all who aided him
the night of the fire. Cake and ice cream
were served. Mrs. Edmund Bicknell,
Miss Ruth and Master Winthrop Sargent
| OF Lawrence, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Dyer. Mrs. George Kelso
is spending the week in Northport ". Mrs.
Myria Bryant and son Omar were in town
last Sunday.
MORRILL,.
Mrs Elinda Gray and her friend, Miss
Bosworth, from Providence r. l., are en-
joying their vacation at Mrs. Gray's
re nd ha
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Shepherd from Mass,
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. n. r.
Cross. Miss Winnie Dodge Of Freedom
| was also at Mr.. Cross last Saturday and
| Sunday. Mrs. Frank Blake, Mrs. Abby
Mears and Austin Sheldon from Mass. are
visiting relatives in town. Miss Emma
| Paul from Maiden is visiting her brother
children have been visitors at her sisters,
Mrs. Cynthia Blood Mr.. and Mrs John
| +. Nlckery report fine time on the eXcur-
sion to Togus last Thursday The same day
twenty-five of our citizens attended Waldo
Co. Veteran Association at East Belfast.
Mrs. Mabel Richards has sold her place
here in Morrill, to Mr.. Andrew Woodbury.,
and moved to ThOmaston last Saturday. -.
| Miss Noyes from Marlboro, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Elisha Brown. Roscoe
Simmons from Providence, +. l., is spend
ing a short vacation at his father S.. Mrs.
Mrs. Alyesta Hatch and daughter, Bertha,
returned last week from a three weeks
| stay at NoTthp0rt Campgronnd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Storer, Mr.. Oscar Storer and
Rev, and Mrs Wiggin were at the Camp
ground last week. :. The fall terms OF
with Miss Annabel johnson as the teacher
in No 3, Mrs. Gertrude Paul as teacher OF
| the Primary, and Mr.. Frank G. Smith OF
Corinna as teacher of the free High school
TROY.
Mr.. Zimri. Bryan an Old resident of Troy
passed away Aug. 8th, after long illness
aged ST years. The funeral services vert
at his late home ON Friday, the 18th, an din
terment in the East Troy Cemetery. 80. Mr.
| Abner Green died Aug. 18th at his home a
West Troy. He had been i'll long tim'
with heart trouble and was 50 years old
He had been lifelong resident at Green's
Corner, West Troy. A widow survives him
The funeral was at his late home, Rev.
". Ross officiating. The interment was a
Troy Corner cemetery in the family lot. -.
John Bagley, Jr., while attending the re
union of his regiment in Portland last week
was stricken with q shock and removed t
the Greedy Hospital, Portland His friend
in Troy were notified and he will be taken
it is said, to the Soldiers Home in Tosus. :.
Mrs. Addie Basford OF Maiden, Mass, i
| visiting relatives III lOWu. 0uc Was w
guest Of Miss Bertha F. Hillman last week
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis b. Harding hav
gone to Worcester, Mass. They were calle'
there by the serious illness of their daugh
ter, Mrs Lucena Longley, who is to under
90 an operation for appendicitis. -. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Fl. Forbes of Brooks viSite'
their aunt, Mrs. M. c, Parsons, last week
.... During the shower last Thursday after
noon the barn of Mr.. Wade was struck b.
lightning and his hay and all his farming
utensils, with his riding wagon, were DC
stroyed. In getting out his hog the animal
legs were broken and they were obliged, t
kill it. Mr.. Wade has the sympathy OF hi
neighbors, and it is hoped that their syn
, pathy will extend into their pocket DOCKS L
aid of building him new barn. lie ha
Just finished haying and his last load wa
on the rack, but the flames spread so qulci
Nv that it could not be saved. Rain Is yer
much needed, as water in the wells is ge
ting to the low water mark.
APPLETON.
Miss Fannie Gushee, who has been ms
tron of an orphan asylum in New Bedfor(
: Mass, has resigned and is at home Tor tn
summer. The Appleton baseball ciu
has played the last two Saturdays. with
Washi ngton nine, the members OF Wnlc
are Massachusetts boys. The Appieton
won both games and are feeling quite ETA
ed over the victories. as the defeateq Gu
contains one Or more men VINO had pee
saared players. Mrs. Fred Mason al