The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-20

students from this town: Sidney Evans,
Esther Evans and Mildred Clary. Miss
Clary gave the salutatory and Miss Evans
the valedictory.
THORNDIKE
| Rev. David Bracket will preach at the
Center Church next Sunday at 10. 80 D. No.. .
, Miss Carrie A. Ferguson of Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived in town June 18th, and will
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs
Joseph Higgins. Mrs. WILDER J. Hunt re-
| turned to her home in Andover, Mass,
June 17th.. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Ames
passed Wednesday in Belfast. Among
the callers and visitors entertained at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hig-
gins last week were Mr.. Robert Hanson of
jackson, Rev. and Mrs. Humphrey Small
of Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
| Roberts of Newport Mr.. and Mrs Bur-
ton Gross have moved into their new home,
and Alden Kinney and family are occupy
ing the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs
| Gross. James f. Ashford, V, n. Higgins,
| Carl Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross C. Higgins
and Mrs. Eliza Philbrook passed June 18th
| in Belfast. Jane Fowler, horse belong
ing to Ross c. Higgins, was taken sick with
collie last Saturday night. DR.. NJ. V. B.
Mitchell of Troy was called, but too late to
save the faithful old creature and she died
/ Sunday afternoon. Charles Hogan and
! John Ward were recently connected with
| the telephone line.... Mr.. and Mrs. Y. n.
| Higgins are attending the State Encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. in Bangor this week
.....Asa Jones and family were in town
| Sunday.
TROY
| Many of our farmers who had almost lost
| faith in the promise of "seed time and har-
vest' are now planting corn and potatoes.
| L. B. Harding planted four acres of sweet
corn, June 18TH. Hon. Lorenzo Garcelon
and Charles Hersey, of whose recovery
their physician, DR.. NJ. 7. Dodge, has been
very doubtful, are improving. Mrs. Ephraim
Knights is still critically I'LL. B. Hard
ing and A Stevens and family were in De-
troit village Thursday to attend the funeral
of the late Charles Hillman. -. The Ladies'
Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Lizzie
| Whitaker Wednesday, June 26th.... Fred
Weymouth, May Glover and Leora' Prem
tiss were among the graduates at NJ. c. I.
last week. Miss Prentss gave the saluta-
tory. The parts were all unusually fine
.....Miss Helen Weymouth, who was at
home last week on account of the serious
illness of her grandfather, Hon. Lorenzo
Corinna. L. Gray and family passed
Sunday with relatives in Dixmont. :. Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. Bagley and daughter of
Pittsfeld were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. Halves Sunday. Horace Gerald
and Mrs. Eta Douglas, both of Troy, went
to Newport Sunday, June 10th, where they
were united in marriage. -. Mrs. Edwin
Hollis is, today, Monday, to undergo sur
gical operation by Drs. Twitchell of Port
land and Whitney of Unity. IAN unusual
ly large congregation at Troy church last
Sunday listened to a very interesting ser
mon by the new pastor, Rev. Bradeen
After the service, while returning with his
wife and two children to Unity, the horse
became frightened and they were thrown
from the carriage, but fortunately none
were seriously injured.
MORRILL,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Cross from Ponka-
pog, Mass, visited relatives in town last
week. -. Mrs. Cyreana Jackson was guest
at her sisters, Mrs. VIM. Beals, last Sunday
80. Mrs. Gilbert Ellis and son Elmer from
bingham, Mass, visited her sister, Mrs.
Alvesta Hatch, several days latsly... Miss
Arvilla Daggett from Belfast was at church
here last Sunday. We were glad to meet
Mr.. F. A. Grey at church last Sunday after
his long absence on account of an accident.
Miss Flora Murch, who is employed in
Belfast, visited her mother, Mrs. Lottie
Murch, last Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Hertilla Harding from Waterville is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hard
ing, for few days.. The Ladies' Aid
Society had very pleasant meeting with
Mrs. Altha Berry last Thursday. -. This,
Thursday, evening there will be an enter
tainment and supper in the Grange Hall.
The ladies meet in the Afternoon, and the
public is invited. Supper.25 cents couple;
single gentlemen, Is cents. Mrs. Deborah
Thompson spent last week in Montville....