The Republican journal., 1909-07-29

A fine concert was given in the auditorium,
Northport campground, last Friday evening.
1t was an artistic success, and the net proceeds,
which were large, will be used for benevolent
purposes. The program was as follows:
Instrumental Duet, Opera Rigoletto di Verdi
Mrs. J. B. Aver, Bangor.
Mrs. R. F. Flanders, Brookline, Mass.
Solo, "Thora,'' by Stephen Adams
Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Bangor.
Reading,
Mrs. L. w. Barstow, Bangor.
Mrs. F. A. Lincoln, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Solo, Sunbeams by Ronald
Mrs. F. A. Lincoln, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Violin Solo, Catalina by Raft
/ George Adams, New Haven, Conn.,
Reading, The Lighthouse Keepers Daughter
Mrs. L. w. Barstow.
! Fiddle and and Across the Dee
Mrs. Smith, Dorchester, Mass.
Vocal Duet, Oh, That We Two Were Maying
Mrs. Remission, Portland.
Alfred Catell Bangor.
Golden Glow,
Mrs. A. B. Taylor.
MONROE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Moore and their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Knight, from Franklin Park, Mass, have been
visiting at John Moores the past week. g.
Milo Curtis from Massachusetts is visiting
relatives in town. -. Mrs. Elijah Richie and
days with friends in town. Mrs Henry CO.
nant has been entertaining her niece from
Massachusetts. =. Mrs. w. L. Watson, who re-
Gently broke her arm, is doing as well as could
be expected. The horse became frightened at
an automobile and upset the carriage. Both
Mrs. Watson and son Lloyd were quite badly
injured. -. The W. c. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
Lizzie Haskell July 3Oth.. Mrs. Rufus Colson
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Wiley,
in Camden. go. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Durham
from Dorchester, Mass, spent day in town
last week. This was Mr.. Durhams old home.
....Miss Nora M. Lufkin, who works for Mrs
Newell of Citypoint, visited her mother, Mrs
Joanna Lufkin, few days last week. Miss
Lufkin expects to remain in Citypoint until
winter.
SWAEvILLE.
Mrs. Beckwith and two sons of Connecticut
are the guests of her sister, Mrs Robert See
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson and daugh-
Vel l1cleIld lSlC SATURDAY W WISH III
Belfast and Castine. '. Miss Edith Strout of
Belfast, who has been at Hon. A. E. Nicker-
sons the past week, has returned home. IL. The
many friends of Miss Ruth Marden, who is at
Center Conway, N. H., are glad to hear she is
able to sit up. Mr.. Ralph Cunningham of
Bangor was the guest Of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Cunningham, recently.
Messrs. John Bartlett and Foster Small have
hired Cunningham's hall and will run Saturday
night dances. Music will be furnished by Fos-
ter Small, piano; Percy Hartman, LIST violin;
Sewell Hartman. End violin; John Bartlett,
cornet. The first dance last Saturday evening
was a success. Hon. A. E. Nickerson is gain
ing so that he is able to ride out. Rev. A. A.
Smith will preach at the Union church August
LIST at the usual time. Special music will be
furnished. Mr.. Ralph Cunningham, accom-
panied by his aunt, Mrs. Carrie Osgood, return
ed to Bangor Monday. =. The following teach
ers have been elected: District and 2, Miss
Charlotte Staples; No. 3, Miss Nellie M. Rose;
No. Z, Miss Sadie M. Nickerson; No. 8, Miss
Augusta E. Nickerson; No. 9, Mr.. Foster C.
Small. Mrs. Frank Nickerson and three
daughters Of Everett, Mass, are the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q, M. Chase.