The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-11-15

Court of New York State which promptly
Thus his traducers came to grief and their
| base ISLANDERS We're refuted-
sEARsMoNT.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Laws of Townsend, Mass.
is visiting her niece, Miss Ethel NJ. Owe
lock, at the home of J. F. Googins. 80. Mrs
W. c. Baker and two children of Hartlant
visited friends in town last week: Charles
Brown is building a bay window on tn!
front of his house. -. Mary H., wife of Jud
plexy Nov. 5th at her home in Augusta
! Mrs. Knight was the youngest daughter o.
the late Hiram aud Pamela Wing and ha(
many warm friends here. The burial was
| in Oak Grove cemetery Friday afternoon
with a short service at the grave. She is
survived by her husband; one sister, Mrs
Ann c. Beale of New York City, and one
brother, Daniel W. Wing of Haverhill, Mass
WALDO STATION.
| The schools in town closed Nov 9th.
The Station school, under the instruction
of Miss Grace Atwood, was as usual in fine
order, the classes in U. S. History deserv
ing special mention. The telephone instru-
ment lately put into the Station proves d
great convenience. :. Mrs. Ross Lttefield
and son have returned from a visit with
friends in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
....David Smith is in Winterport hauling
Christmas trees. Mrs. Laura Mason OF
Lewiston visited relatives in town last
week -. Charles Barnes is in Freedom
pressing hay Frank Twombly will press
hay in this neighborhood this week Deer
are quite plentiful about here, Lawrence
Simmons, Eph. Littlafeld, Bert Wentworth
and E. Robertson have each secured one
THoRNDIKE.
co1I OF 1>n, oil Of Y,n1nc
to Freeman Cook of Troy last week. Cook
is buying for Walter Mills of Boston, who
ships his fruit to Europe. V. y. Higgins
sold 80 barrels to Mr.. Barrows, who is buy
ing for the S. c. Studley Co., Boston. 80. Mrs.
Flora Hunt passed few days in Waterville
last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gates
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Hig-
gins, Sunday. Miss 1neZ Barker of Mont
vile was the guest Of Mrs: Flora Hunt,
Wednesday. Burton Gross is at work in
Dixmont for Whtehouse and Grant of
Unity. Ralph Clement has gone to his
wood lot for the winter He has several
men at work for him and with his nice
camp they are very comfortable. -. Mrs
Walter Perry will move to Fairfield this
week. :. Mr.. and Mrs. James Gates passed
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Higgins. A nice oyster stew was served by
the hostess. Saturday gave us nice rain
storm, which was much needed. Sunday
was cloudy and Monday morning the ground
was we'll covered with snow again and at
noon it was still stormy. Mrs. Jennie
Myers was in town day or two last week.
MONROE.
Rev. Frank S. Dolliff will preach at the
village church Sunday, Nov. 18th. The W.
c. T. U. will hold their annual meeting at
the grange hall, Friday afternoon, Nov. 18th
Lunch will be served and the L. L. l.. are
invited. The meeting for Nov. End was not
held because Of stormy weather .M MISS
Myrtle jenkins is recovering from fever
quite rapidly. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey,
formerly of this town, but now of Searsport,
were here ON visit this week, when Mrs.
Bailey was taken very i'll with an attack Of
asthma and heart trouble. She is still very
sick at the present writing She is at her
old home here. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Ide
lost their infant daughter last week. Much
sympathy is expressed for the PARENTS.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge will take in candl-
dates at the next meeting, Nov. Goth. Miss
Linda Chase will arrive from Rangeley
this week for three weeks vacation.
The schools in town will close this week
for a two weeks vacation. The High
school win keep two weeks longer. Mr..
Marcus Littlefeld, who has been quite i'll
with an attack of the grip, is able to be
outdoors again.. The Farmers Line Tele-
phone, which reaches from this town to
Several adjoining towns, is nearly complet-
ed . Miss Della Staples of Belfast is spend
ing a few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Horace Weber. The question was asked
"What is the use to go up river hunting?
when Sam Bowden and Herbert Cooper
shot fine deer in town last week.
WINTERPORT.
James Freeman, Frank Downes and Par
ker George have gone to Bar Harbor to
EDx,On loot !, bar f
of the Eastern Steamship Co. james Free
man has charge of the work. -. Mrs. W. A.
Luce entertained party of friends at the
parsonage Tuesday. The guests were mem
bers of the Methodist church at Filing
woods Corner.... Capt, Frederick Little
spend the winter. Miss Marie Wardwell
has accepted position as stenographer
with y. H. Bragg of Bangor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Estes are spending few weeks
in Skowhegan. :. Ralph Lane and Charles
Bartlett are at home from Boston Tor lew
siding elder of Bucksport district, preached
two very able sermons at the M. E. church
Sunday Nov 18th. The organ recital
at the NJ E. church Nov. Sth was most en-
| ioyable occasion. The audience were given
opportunity to judge of the superior quail
| under the management of Mr.. F. R. Atwood
of Nj. II. Andrews music store, Bangor.
The organist, Mr.. Frank P. Lane. was as
sisted by MIR. Arthur Haskins, sOloist. The
program:
Offertoire. Wiegand
Pastorale. Metcalf
| Melody in F, Loud
Solo. Rock Of Ages, johnson
| Mr.. HuskinS.
March. Fete, Woodland
"a. Night Song, Peabody
] h. Reyerie. AthertOn
G. Sand man, Smith
a. Parted. TOsti
b. Tonight. W. Smith
| Mr.. Huskins.
March. Triumphant, Attoble
Improvisation, Lane
Solo, Forgive and Forget,
Mr.. Huskins.
Grand Fantasia, Cablerteris
America.
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