The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-03
ARSMONT

MRS. henry Stlckney OF portland was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Brown, last
week. The remains of Mrs. Annie Cunning
ham Glidden were brought from Franklin,
Mass, May 9th, and deposited in the family
lot in Oak Grove cemetery. {. Mrs. C. H. Bry-
ant was called to China on account of the ill
ness of her sister, May 29th... Memorial Sun
day was appropriately observed at the M. E.
church May 30th... The Ladies' Aid has fur
nished the lumber for a very handsome hard
wood floor for the parsonage kitchen. A. X.
Paul of Boston was the guest of his brother,
W. L. Paul, last week. Mrs. Emma Berry
has returned from Warren, where she was
called by the critical illness of her mother .
Mrs. Ariel Knight and daughter of Camden
were guests of Mrs. Alden Robbins last week.
.... The many friends of William Bryant were
pleased to see him at church last Sunday after
his long and serious illness. i. Victor Grange
conferred the degrees upon one candidate at
its last regular meeting. M. o. Wilson had
his new auto out last Sunday.
LINCOLNvILLE.
Miss Sadie Patterson of Rockland is visiting
u d.
Duncan of Camden called on his friend, R. p
Ames Sunday. Capt. George Pendleton and
A. P. Gilkey of Dark Harbor were in town on
business Wednesday,. Frank Morrow of
Camden spent Sunday with his friend, ]. H.
Gilberte.. Capt. Oscar Olsen of Castine
was on his way to Camden. -. Painters from
Sprague & Pendleton, Dark Harbor are doing
a nice job of creasote staining on Melody
Manse, the summer home of Prof J. H. Gil
berte of New York. Mrs. Morrill, Law who
has been with Capt. Law on his barge Morri-
son Chappelle the past few weeks, returned
home Tuesday. -. Kenneth Rankin is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs, P. K. Frohock. :. Capt.
o. E. Ames carried two gasoline boats in
which he had been installing the machinery,
to Dark Harbor Monday. One is for the
Tara tine Club and the other for A. P Gilkey.
IN. M. Harmon has bought fine farm in
Union and moved his family there Friday.
He had been in the meat business here num-
Der of years and will be very much missed
about town.. The opening ball of the season
under the management of Misses Lucy Free
man and Ella Pendleton will be held in Free
mans Hall Saturday evening, June 9Th, with
music by Farnham's Orchestra of Rockland.
Judging from the past these will be excellent
dances. We are sorry to hear that Ferdi-
nand S. Richards, who has made Lincolnville
his home for the past year, has returned to his
former home in Searsmont We shall miss
him very much. Mr.. Ray Duncan of Cam
den called on friends in town Sunday . Mr..
T. E. Gushee, the local representative of the
Shraft Chocolate Co., was at Islesboro Mon
day on business. :. Mr.. and Mrs Alton French
of Camden called on friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. P. p Freeman and Miss Julia Free
man called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Freeman last
Saturday. Mr.. Freeman has been quite poorly
of late. Quite number of our young peo-
Pile attended the dance at Tranquility Grange
hall Wednesday evening, May 26th, and report
a fine time... H. P. Farrow civil engineer of
Belmont was in town Sunday en- route for
Dark Harbor, where he has some surveying to
do. Capt. Ames carried him over in the Wah-
meta.