The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-30

of the W. C. T. U. in Bangor. Mrs. Nelson
Curtis will entertain the Thimble Club Sep
TENDER 29th.. Large quantities of potatoes
rotten ones, and they run very large in size.
Mrs. Josie Buzzell Rogers of Belfast Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzzell,
last week. Mrs. Clara White of Boston is
visiting her son, Harry White.... Miss Sadie
Campbell from Winterport has class in music
here. Her pupils are Carrie Durham, Geneva
Curtis. Phyllis Colson, Horace Cunningham and
Maud Neatly.
LINCOLNvILLE BEACH.
Miss Carrie Adams, who spent the season
with her father, Capt. Israel Adams, has re-
turned to her home in Dorchester, Mass -.
Mrs. ROBBIE H. Ames and children of North
port have been the guests Of her sister, Miss
Jessie Drinkwater.. Mr.. F. E. Jennings of
Everett, Mass, spent few days last week
with his aunt, Mrs. C. E. Dearborn. Mrs. D.
M. Richards of Camden is visiting her sister
Miss Evelyn Seekins. -. Mr.. Robert E. Easton
is quite ill., being afflicted with paralysis of the
SHINE. He is a veteran of the Civil War;.
vile to resume her studies as Junior at Colby
College,. Mr.. Lyman of Boston, owner of
1.-THE Highland was in town Friday on bust
ness. Gustin Warren and Willie Mckinney
are at work for Mr.. Norwell at Acre Island. L..
Mr.. Fred Andrews, who is employed in Cam
den, is spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Andrews. Mr.. Leslie
Dean has returned home from a pleasure trip
to Massachusetts,, Connecticut and New York.
49,. Mrs Victoria Snow of Lynn, Mass, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Theresa Snow -.
Some of the members of King David Lodge of
Masons attended meeting and witnessed the
working of the Sd Degree by Island Lodge,
Islesboro The party consisted of P. Ms. Geo
Ames. Leslie Ames, Clarence Griffin and ROBBIE
Ames, and Marcellus Griffin and C. f. Dear
born. They made the trip in Mr. C. P. Griffin
new power boat. A very pleasant evening
was passed and bountiful supper was served.
APPLETON.
Our village streets were deserted Wednesday
and Thursday of last week. Nearly all of our
people W ere at the North Knox Fair in Union.
Messrs j. A. Sherman and Bert Mitchell
had narrow escape the last day of the fair.
They were driving off the grounds with a horse
hitched to buggy and another horse in TOYS
when the led horse became frightened by an
automobile coming up behind and jumped on
to the carriage, which was overturned and tn e
occupants thrown out. They escaped with
slight bruises, but the buggy was wrecked. -.
News has been received here of the death in
Fremont, Nebraska, September 18th of Ornes-
tine Meservey, former resident of Appleton,
who went West in 1884,. Mrs. o. w. Currier
is visiting relatives in Garland. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis of Boston, are guests of Mr. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Davis. -. Fred
Messer, after visit of a few days with Mrs
Roseltha Dunton and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Berry, left for his home in Somervill>. Mass,
accompanied by Mrs. Messer, who has been
here several weeks M F. Hanley, Esq, is
at the Trull hospital, Biddeford, for medical
treatment. F. L. Davidson is making repairs
on the house recently sold by him to Benson
Meservey :. In the notice in The Journal of
September 23rd, of the death of Mr.. Geo. E.
Wentworth, the name of the surviving lister,
Miss Helen R. Wentworth, was unintentionally
omitted. Miss Wentworth lives on the old
homestead. The heavy rainfall Sunday was
much needed, as many of our wells We're dry.