The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-17

| and Georgia T., wife OF capt. w. II. I'LL
key-all of Searsport. Funeral services were
| held Tuesday at the residence of her son-n-
law, Capt. B. F. Cocord, on Bay View street,
Rev Harry Hill of the M. E. church officiating.
The interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Knowlton of Bath are
visiting his father Geo knowlton.. Mrs.
Edith Perkins Gardner and little son Everett
of Howard R. l., are visiting Mrs. c. M. Aver.
They will be Joined later by Mr.. Gardner.
Annie, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs True
McCurdy, fell and injured herself quite badly
last week 1t was feared that her brain was
injured, but at present she is improving.....
Mrs Harriet Maddox of Norridgewock is Wis
iting at Mrs. Caroline Brown s.. Miss Cert
rude Perkins arrived last Saturday to begin
the fall term of High school, which opened
Monday with good attendance. Friends
of H. A Brown will be interested to know that
he has been engaged to deliver three lectures
on Psychology before Teachers Institute to
be held late in September in Glasgow, Montana.
| -. Annie Fuller Stevens, wife of Earl Stew
ems of Liberty, died at the home of G. N. Stew
ems Sept. 9Th after an illness of several months,
| of consumption. Since her marriage last Jan
uary she had made her home with her husband
in the family of G. N. Stevens and during this
short time she made many friends. The funer-
al was held Sept. 18th, Rev. H. W. Abbott of
Palermo officiating. Mrs. c. M. Hurd sang
several beautiful hymns. The abundance of
cut flowers testified to the high esteem in
which the deceased was held. Those who car
ed for the deceased in her last illness wish to
thank all who helped to tighten their burden
go. The High school began last Monday with
good attendance of old pupils and few new
ones. The school will be taught by Miss Cert
rude Perkins, who taught the High school last
year Percy Benner is receiving congratula-
tions on receiving back his old mail route, K.
F. D. No l. He began driving last Friday
after long rest . Mrs. Richard Dyer visited
her old neighbor, Mrs. L. c. Morse, the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Taylor and Mrs.
Alfred Pucifer left last Monday for their home
in New Haven, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pulcifer and daughter left the same day for
their home in New York. Both families spent
the summer at their cottage and studio on
Bolan Hill overlooking Lake st. George. -. The
Eureka Band gave delightful open-air con-
cert in their band stand last Friday night be-
fore the Republican rally. The rally was held
in H all St. George and there was good crowd
present The speakers were Hon. A. l. Brown
of Belfast and Hon. VIM. Frye White of
Washington, d. c. Both were good speakers
and were listened to with much pleasure by all
present. The stage was decorated with the
national colors, and the band rendered some
fine music to enliven the occasion. Owing
to the absence of the pastor there will be no
meeting at the church on Friday night of this
week, or on next Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20th....
The State road has been built on the pond road
between Beaulieu Park and Charles Bagley's
Election day in our village was very quiet
affair. although the fine weather called out an
unusually large vote. 80. The annual picnic Of
the Sherman Corner neighborhood was held at
Marshalps store last Friday and over one hun
dred persons were present. The day was very
pleasant and warm and was enjoyed by ALL A
fish chowder with all the fxins, and ice cream,
were served to all present. All voted it very
pleasant affair. -. Mr.. John Wiley of Hudson,
Mass, was a recent guest in town. E. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Morrow of Bangor returned home
last week after short visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. L. Cargll.. =. Mr.. Frank Sherman
will serve as traverse juror from this town for
the September court in Belfast. Mrs. Annie
Stevens. wife of Earl Stevens of this village,
died at her late home Sept. Sth after a long
sickness. The funeral was held Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. H. W. Abbott of Palermo
officiating. Mrs. Clarence Hurd rendered some
hymns in sweet and sympathetic manner and
there was a profusion of beautiful flowers from
loving relatives and friends. The interment
was in the Stevens lot in Locust Hill Cemetery
at the lower end of the village. Mrs. saline
Wentworth of this town celebrated her 9Itn
birthday on last Tuesday, Sept. 10, ana was Ins
REGIMENT of many remembrances and good
wishes