The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-08-27
THORNDIKE.

Our S6leCGIn6Il anu EOdu cUtuulSoluuci arc
building a section of State road over what
is known as the town-house hill. This piece
of road has long needed treatment as it is
in a bad condition every spring. .James
Gilliatt has two acres of the finest ensllage
corn in town. Farmers are harvesting their
grain and Hungarian has made excellent
growth in the past few weeks and d good
crop will be secured. Miss Carrie A. Fer
guson, who has passed the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Higgins, went to Ocean
Park Wednesday, where she will pass few
days and then go to Andoyer, Mass, Tor
short visit with her sister, Mrs. w. }. Hunt,
and then return to her home in Minneapo-
lis. MIMI. Miss Beatrice Parsons is at
Northport Camp Ground With her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs }. G. Cilley and their sister,
Mrs. Olive Gates of Massachusetts,, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman in Burn
ham,. Clyde Ciley is passing week or so
with his mother in Belfast. Miss Rather
inc Stevens of Bangor is visiting Mrs. s. +.
Files for a few days. Prof. Arthur L.
Roundy and wife, who are visiting relatives
in town, passed Sunday and Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C. Higgins. Mr.
and Mrs Ross c. Higgins We're guests last
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gifilatt -
S. Hatch and daughter Olive, were in town
Monday. Hall Clement and sister, MIS-
Emma Chase, MIR. and Mrs. James Clement,
Mrs. Ellis and Miss Calder, attended the re-
union of the Clement family in Waldo last
week =. Miss Carry of Salem, Mass, IS the
guest of Miss Hattie Gilliatt.. Mrs. Cassie
Roberts and daughter Ida of Belfast are
guests of Mrs. E. NJ. Hunt. ....Mrs. Jean
Ellis has returned to her home IN Lynn,
Mass. Miss Calder will remain for longer
visit with her sister, Mrs. Clement. ... Mrs
Charles Merrick and son Charlie and daugh-
ter Wilma of Brewer were guests last week
of her uncle, V. N. Higgins; also OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. s. f.
Files. Mrs. Asbury Harmon and grand
daughter, Irnla Morey, and Mrs. Peter Har-
mon, visited relatives in Portland last week.
-. Miss Glenn Higgins, who has been visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A, 5.
Higgins, returned to her home in Bangor
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Far
well, who will be her guest during the falr.
UNITY
| 1t has been reported in several papers
that Guy Ames, the victim Of the supposed
drowning accident in Wnnecook Lake last
winter, is safe and sound in California with
| his uncle. Although it has been denied by
relatives here, it has aroused the feelings
| of the people in the community SO mucn
| that it would be deemed a great favor II
some near relative or friend would have
| the facts of the case printed. -. The annual
| meeting of the Clough Charitable AsSocla-
ton, which was held at Windermere Park
| Aug, 18th, was largely attended. AS the
weather looked threatening in the morning
the crowd arriving on the trains were
small, but as the clouds cleared away the
teams kept coming in from nearby towns
until large crowd had assembled. line
address by Herbert c. Libby of Watervllle
was very interesting and highly appreciated
and the base ball games were much ENJOY
ed, especially the one between the OLD lroys
and Freedom. The day closed with grahd
| ball in the evening". Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| Ward and little daughter went to Falrheld
last week to attend the wedding of Mr.
| Wards sister,. Horace Chase returned
several days ago to his home in New Jersey
! where he will remain and attend to Dusl-
ness. His family will stay until later..''
The marriage of Miss Lottie Kelley and
Henry Foster, both of this town, occurred