The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-08-26

Joseph Robinson OF Maiden; Miss Maud +.
Muzzy of Somerville, Mass; Mrs. Fannie and
Miss Sally Cross of Maiden; Miss Mary Plais-
ted of Bangor; also Mrs. George w. Stoddard
of Belfast.
MONROE
The funeral of Mr.. Daniel Smart, whose re-
mains were brought from southern California,
was held at the village church by Rev. A. j..
Lockhart of Winterport. The deceased was 30
years old He was the son of Robert Smart
and was held in high esteem when he lived
here. He had been away about Z years. He
re-enlisted and went to the Philippines, but
for the past years had held fine position in
California His remains were accompanied
home by a friend. He belonged to several
orders, including the X. of P. and Red Men.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.. Smart
and family, who have lost a son that would
have been solace and comfort in their de-
clining years. Frank Haley was the under
taker, and the remains was laid in the Dickey
yard =. The quarterly meeting of the W. C.
T. U. was held with Mrs. Julia White, who is
superintendent of the mothers meeting of
white ribbon recruits. One little girl joined the
cradle roll and had the white ribbon tied on
her wrist. Ten children were present and
spoke pieces, ETC., and Mrs. White served a
lunch for them. The ladies also had a very
enjoyable meeting and a picnic supper was
enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be with
have returned from Barring. They visited
Eastport Lubec and Pleasant Point and had a
very enjoyable trip. Miss Elizabeth Weber
is home after graduating from the Normal
school in Providence, R. |. Mr.. Ellis Cooper
from New York has come to his old home to
join his wife and children, who have been here
during the summer months, and who will re-
turn with him. :. Mr.. Everett Grant has ar
rived from Massachusetts to return with his
wife, Mrs Alice Twombly Grant. Mrs. Anna
l.. Wildes of Belfast is visiting at Peter Coop
er's... Miss Carrie Durham spent last week in
Gardiner at Manter Dolloff's -. Walter Twom-
blys family are in a cottage at Swan Lake
and have with them their daughter Flora, who
has long been an invalid, but is gaining fast
there go. Ernest Chapman and a friend from
Massachusetts are visiting his sister, Mrs
Lewis Richie. :. Ed. Jenkins will go to Frank
fort this week to do some work. 80. Mrs Fred
Knights has bought the house in the village
owned by Arthur Smith. Mr.. Smith will move
to Waldo. 500. Mrs. F. L. Palmer has returned
from her stay at Northport
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Mr. Elijah Gay and family attended the Gay
reunion in Waldo last Thursday. .....M Mr.. and
Mrs. Young took their son Irving to Belfast
Friday, where DIR. Tapley performed an opera
ton for adenoids IT.. While returning from the
dance at Aliens hall Wednesday night Mr..
Fred Carter was run into by another wagon
and one wheel of his wagon was demolished.
800. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carter visited Mrs.
Leslie Sylvester of jefferson last week. :. Mr.
Winfield Lunt of Boston is at Mr.. Volney
Thompson's Mr. Fred Aliens hall continues
to draw large crowds at its various attractions.
The dance given Wednesday night, with music
by the Leahy sisters of Waterville,wa attend
ed by sixty-five couples. Saturday evening
Mr.. Prescott gave varied entertainment
which was much enjoyed. Mr.. Allen has en-
gagged Keyes' orchestra Of Belfast to play for
dancing on the afternoon and evening of Labor
Day. :. Miss Dora Brown of Belfast and
Misses Grace and Hazel Luce are passing
few days at the Beaulieu cottage at Georges
Lake, Liberty. Mrs. A. D. Baker and Miss
Helen Baker visited Mrs. D. X. Mcfarland in
Freedom last week. :. Mrs 1nez Andrews and
children returned to South Braintree, Mass,
Saturday. %. Friday, DR.. Tapley of Belfast, as
sisted by DR.. Pearson of Morrill,, operated on
Miss Clara, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Bean, for adenoids, and also removed her ton
sis. She is doing finely. e. Frank Luce and
Miss Ola Heal of Belfast were at F. A. Luce's
Sunday >. Miss Helen Baker is passing this
week with her uncle, Frank Mayhem ...Mr.
and Mrs F. M Poland of Caribou are guests
of his mother, Mrs. R. J. Poland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sherer returned to Rockland
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Scott of Boston
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Glenn
emit. = The many friends of W. Conant Thompson
are panied to hear of his illness of acute indi-
gestion at his home in Howard, R. I Mrs. ].
J. Clement passed part Of last week in North
port. R. p Downer is at Branch Mills plas-