The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-18
SWANVILLE.

SWANvILLE.
Clarence Walker is spending his vacation
in Boston. Charles Curtis has bought and
moved onto the Llewellyn Knowlton farm.
....Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cunningham went
to Brooks Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Cunningbam's step-mother, Mrs. Nc
Taggart. Rev. A. A. Smith of Belfast de-
livered fine sermon here last Sunday and
will speak again next Sunday at $50 P. NJ,
standard time. Sunday school at l P. Mo-.
A very pleasant home wedding took place
July 10th at Frank Stevens, when his sis
ter, Mary Elizabeth Stevens, and Isaac
Edwin McKeen were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. G.
Harbutt of Searspurt. Only the immediate
relatives were present wedding break
fast was served after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. McKeen are both well known and
highly respected here and have the best
wishes of multitude of friends. Prof.
Fred Clark and wife of Boston are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank StevenS... Miss Sadie
Mae Nickerson is at home from Abbott
village, where she has been teaching al Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Patterson, Mrs. Nolan
and .. r. Mears are spending the summer
at the Briggs cottage on the west side of
Swan Lake.. The dance at Cunningham's
hall last Friday night was well ATTENDED
and much enjoyed. There is to be another
next Friday evening. 80. Mrs. Maria Good
hue, Miss Dyer and Mrs. Hewes came out
from Belfast last week and were guests of
~ ;a1.,
Ida Colby of New Jersey is now a guest at
Capt. Nickerson's. Miss Ethelyn Moody
is at home for months vacation. Albert
Goldsmith has bought new horse of Salem
parties. Mrs. Herbert Cunningham and
son of Lowell, Mass, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Cunningham.
SWANyILLE CENTER.
Districts No. and and the Lane school
of Frankfort combined and held a picnic at
Swan Lake. Levi Bowden and Charles
Mari furnished cOnveyances for the schools
and happy day was passed by all present.
49,. Horace Marden has sold his farm back
to Mr.. Littlefeld and with his wife has
gone to Massachusetts, where they have
employment in Children's home. Irwin
Robertson of Hampden visited his cousin,
E. A. Robertson, recently. Mr.. Robertson
recently returned from the Klondike gold
fields, where he had been for years..
Ephraim Littlefeld has bought new horse.
Mrs. Everett Nickerson and two chill
dren of Belfast are visiting her brother
Martin Robertson. Isaac McKeen and
Miss Mary Stevens were married July 10th
and are to move on to the farm at once.
Their many friends wish them much joy.
....Mrs. E. A. Robertson made a birthday
party for her son Ralph July 13th....E. A.
Robertson and E. E. Perkins are cutting
the hay on what was the Frank Cleaves
farm.... Charlie Clements of Searsport Wis
tied here recently....H. P. White spent
Sunday in Winterport. Mrs. II. P. White
has received a copy of music written by
Mrs. Alice Leland, formerly Alice Elwell
of this town. The title is "a Daughters
LAMENT" and it is dedicated to her mother,
Mrs. Cora Robertson Elwell. 1t is very
nice and the music is sweet The publish
ers, the Melville Music Publishing Co. of
New York, predict it will be great success.
If SO Mrs. Leland has several other compo-
sitions ready to be set to music. Mrs. 81.
P. White visited Mrs. David Wingate in
Monroe last Sunday.