The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-05-02


found the supper table spread and laden
with baked beans, cake, pies and coffee, she
rejoiced with her friends who kindly and
thoughtfully gave her such a reception.
Her husband, Rev. Fred Morgan, attended
the Conference at Bar HarbOr last week
and joins her in Morrill, this week. Mrs.
Morgan returns shortly to Melrose, Mass,
but expects to spend the summer with her
mother in Morrill,. She has named her
little daughter Elizabeth. ). MeSSrs. James
and John @. Wing of bingham, Mass, ar
rived April oath with the remains of their
mother, Mrs. Amanda Wing, widow of the
late Thomas Wing of this town. Funeral
services were held at the church Thursday
afternoon, Rev. David L. Wilson of Belfast
officiating. The interment was in Morrill,
cemetery. She leaves one daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Blodgett of Morrill,. Rev. E. E. Morse
has BEEN holding series of meetings in
Liberty and at McFarland's Corner, Mont
vile, the past two weeks. ...... Rev. VIM.
Vaughan gave us an excellent discourse
last Sunday from Hosea 6:3. ... The Ladies'
Aid Society meets with Miss Bertha Hatch
this, Thursday, afternoon. Miss Bethia
Bates is visiting relatives in Hanover,
Mass. 80. Miss Cora Richards is at home for
a short time.. Mrs. Nell B. Hatch seems
to be slowly convalescing.
TROY.
A little son came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Luce April 25th. ! Mr.. and Mrs.
Danforth of Gardner visited relatives at the
Center last week. ....Miss Flora Carleton
came home Monday from Augusta, where
she had been employed in a publishing
house. Mrs. Edwin Carleton returned
from Belfast Saturday, where she spent a
week while her husband was serving on
the jury....J. Fl. Bagley has sold his farm
to Mott Fernald and has bought the John
| Conner place. Edwin Wyman, while
saving wood last week with gasolene en-
glEe, met with all accident which neces-
STATED the amputatiOn of fore finger.
Miss Lora Harding went to Prospect Satur-
day where she is to teach school. >. Miss
Estelle Harding will teach in Etna. Mel
son Rackliff has gone to New Haven, Conn.,,
where he is employed by Sammie Mitchell,
formerly of this tOWn....T. W. Halves and
Mrs. John Smith received the sad news
Sunday evening of the death of their uncle,
Hon. Charles Wentworth of Watervile
which occurred Sunday morning in Bos-
ton hospital. This High school closes this
| week. The common schools begin Mon
day May 9th, with some of the teachers as
follows: Rogers Corner, Estelle Whitaker
Barker District, Flora Carleton; Ward
| Hill, George Ward; Cooks Corner, Mrs
Belle Thompson; Beech Ridge, Josephine
Philbrick; Green's Corner, Allie Head
| Bagley Hill, Lille Head.
| sWANv1LLE CENTER.
HOratiO Mari has had bad i'll turn and a
doctor was called from Belfast. He is now
quite comfortable. Llewellyn Knowlton's
place has sign up "FOr Sale. Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. A. Robertson visited at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. David Moody, last Sunday
go. Miss Louisa Cunningham has returned
from Maiden, Mass. =. Mrs. Bowling of Nal
| den, Mass, formerly of this town, met will
an accident and was seriously injured q
short time ago. Doubts were entertained al
first of her recovery but she is very much
| better now.......H. P. White visited at the
/ home of Mrs. L. w. Clements in Monroe
| last unday. ..... Ephraim Littlefield has a
hen setting on eggs and for week past she
has come off and layed in another nest and
then gone back to her setting. Ernest Pat
terson of Massachusetts, but formerly OF
this town, has been very sick but is now
gaining. Several men are getting out poles
for the farmers telephone line to be built
from Waldo to Swanville Center. Charles
Conant of Winterport has bought Union
Lo dge cottage, Swan Lake. =. Clark Marden
and wife are visiting their children. :. Miss
, Hattie Patterson is to teach the school al
! the head of the lake. -. Grace Clark visited
| Miss Nellie Mari last Sunday. .... Horace
Marden went to Rhode Island last week
and his daughter returned with him.
Miss Mary Stevens is teaching in Waldo
this spring. Roscoe, Joshua and Ephraim
Llttlefeld are building the farmers line of
| telephone which is to run as far as Charles
Marr's and E. A. Littlefeld's. The Monroe
line is to connect there in the near future.
....H. P. White had 4-weeks' old veal calf
killed that dressed 100 lbs. He shipped three
veals and received $47 net. Good veals pay.
STANDPOINT.
Mr.. and Fred Perkins recently moved
here for the summer from SebOeis. >. Mrs.
Sarah j. Clifford was called to Belfast last
week by the illness of her sister, Mrs. True
II eagan.. Mrs. Herbert Norm is in Bos-
ton for visit. Fred Segar, who bought
the Daggett farm, has moved his family
here from Massachusetts,. =. Mrs. Rose
Whitehouse, who has been with her sister
here during the winter, has gone to Bucks
port. John Perkins of Milo spent two
days here the past week. -. Mrs. Elvira
Erskine of Bucksport is here for visit. /.
Daniel Cousins, who spent the winter in
M massachusetts,, arrived home last week. /.
L. X. Perkins has Joined the tug Ralph
Ross for the season. Mrs. Amy B. Curtis,
who went to the Belfast hospital several
weeks ago for treatment, died there Sunday
night. Jack Card, who has been board
Ing here several months, left last week for
SOuth IaGranCo. Miss linda Shuto NJ