The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-08-11

s. c. c. Wara OF Augusta, VINO spent Inc past
week here in the interests of the Maccabees,
returned to his home Sunday. Waldo tent,
X. o. T. M, initiated class of IL at their
regular meeting on Saturday night. DR..
George Berry has returned from trip to Sum-
| ner and vicinity :. Linwood Cove of Massa-
chusetts is spending week or two in town.
go. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Richie, son Alphorso
of Belfast, Mrs Della Simpson, Miss Josephine
and Master Reginald Simpson of Somerville,
Mass ara the guests of DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
Holt. -. George w. Young of Belfast was in
town on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Sanford House on Saturday. Mr.. Written was
formerly resident of this town.
CENTER MoNTVILLE
During thunder shower late Saturday af-
ternoon, July Both, lightning struck at F. A.
Luce's and Ray Carter's. 1t came down the
chimney at Mr.. Luce's, entering the cellar,
spiintering some sleepers and slightly shock
ing two of the children who were seated near
register. At Mr. Carriers the fluid struck
woodpile near the barn. Nc damage resulted
....Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Cushman and their
daughter Helen of Bethel arrived Saturday
night TO pass their vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Cushman. &c.. Miss Georgia
Blake of Morrill, passed most of last week nth
Mrs. +. A. Cushman. &c. H. Vose went to
Iewksbury, Mass Friday. Mrs. Vesta Bar
ker and Miss Inez Barker passed. Thursday
with Mrs. F. A. Cushman Mrs A. D. Baker
and Miss Helen Baker were at Mr. and Mrs.
John Mayhew's in Searsmont Saturday ...
Miss Helen Webb, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. M. C. Gordon, returned to
Knox Thursday Mrs. J. W Nutter netted
$40 from two small beds of Strawberries. seq.
James Burkill of Hudson. Mass, joined Mrs.
Burklli here Wednesday. $50. John Esancy of
South Montville fell from load of hay Satur
day and broke an arm above the elbow .. Mr.,
and Mrs Eugene Perry have moved into the
+. J. Hatch house at the Kingdom ..... e. ].
Hatch OF Augusta has been in town for a few
days Mile Boynton went to Belfast Satur-
Gay. She has employment in the shoe factory.
MIR. and Mrs. J. V. Jackson and their daugh-
ter, Miss Nella, visited Joel jackson in Liberty
OF Belfast and Will Haskell of Union were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Mason Sunday.
. Edgar Douglass of Waterville and Mrs.
Mary Baker of Liberty were at w. D. Taskers
and J. W. Wentworth's Sunday.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Harry Baxter of Haverhill, Mass, Mrs. S.
+. Ellis and Mrs. Harry Winslow and son
Earle visited Mrs. L. D. Berry recently. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Shute and three children of
Standpoint visited Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Shute last Sunday. Miss Oranna Harding,
after months vacation with her mother. Mrs.
Jessie Harding, has returned to Boston. P.
M. linn spent the week end here with his fam.
lily, returning to Worcester, Mass, on Mondays
boat. Mrs. Ellen CHM Ridley and little son
Percival of Worcester, Mass, are visiting at
the T. M. CHM cottage. :. Mrs. Emma Luke
was called from Massachusetts to Penobscot to
attend the funeral of her brother, O. M. Per-
kins and spent several days with friends here.
49,. Miss Edna Colamore, who has been at the
CHM cottage the past month"; has returned to
her home in Worcester, Mass. :. Master Har-
old Grant of Standpoint is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hartman.
Miss Hazel Waldran entertained the H. H,
club July 27th... Mrs. W. H. Hartman and
daughter Kate and W. H. CHM were in Bangor
recently on business. =. MIR. George Gruby
and gentleman friend from Boston spent the
weekend at the Gruby cottage. Alvah
Berry is at home from Boston visiting his
mother, Mrs. L. D. Berry,. George Carley
went to West Newton, Mass last week.
Mrs. NJ c. Proctor, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. A. Avery, was called to Wells
Beach by the illness of her husband.