The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-08-25

passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morton.
900. Mr.. and Mrs. Hews of Ashland are visiting
at H. P. Hews.. The w. C. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. H. H. Rich Thursday afternoon,
August 25th. Plans are being made for fair
in the near future.
uNCOLNVHIE.
The people of this town interested in pre-
serving one of its old landmarks, I'VE old meet
inghouse" at the Center, propose to give an
entertainment in this church on Thursday
raising money for much needed repairs. Miss
Helen A. Bragg, who has devoted much time
to looking up its history, will read short his
torical sketch, and Prof Gilberti from the
Beach. will contribute songs and readings, and
other talent will assist. The ladies will furnish
ice cream and cake. 1t is hoped the towns
people, friends in adjacent towns, and every
public spirited person, will be liberal in their
patronage. =
UNITY.
With its bracing air and excellent fishing and
boating Unity holds out many attractions
There are more summer people than ever be-
fore. At present every available place is taken
by summer visitors Every cottage at the park
is open and the hotel is we'll patronized. There
are four new cottages at the park and more to
be built. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mitchell are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Sawyer of Fair
field Mrs B. F. Harding of Billerica, Mass.
visited Mrs. C. M. Whitney, one day last week.
80. DIR. and Mrs. E. M. Soule have gone to Sc
bee for two weeks vacation IL. L. Merrick
and, daughter Nella of Waterville, are stopping
at their cottage at Windermere Park. Mrs,
F. M. Fairbanks is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Elisha Whitney of Hampden.
MORRILL,.
The Cross and jackson family reunion will
be held at Delbert Paul's today, Thursday
Mrs. T. N. Pearson and her mother Mrs Nellie
B. Hatch, have been at Northport campground
the past ten days. Mrs. Fred Morgan is visit
ing in Hallowell this week.. ... Mr.. and Mrs J..
G. Harding are spending few days at Peaks
Island attending the reunion of his old Regt.,
the Sth Maine. Mrs. Annie Simmons is visit
ing her children in Massachusetts. -. Mrs L.
W. Kendall and Mrs. Clarence Kendall from
Providence, R. l., called upon friends in Nor
rill recently. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dickey
rode to Searsport last Friday to attend the an
nual reunion of the old 18th Maine. He re-
ported only seven present on account of the
stormy forenoon. 1t has been suggested by
some of the comrades that another day be ap-
pointed some time in September. Mr.. Dudley
Abbott and daughter, Mrs. Hosea Wardwell,
and her daughter, all from Bangor were guests
at Mr. Delbert Pauls last week =. Mr.. Keith
Pearson and friend, Walter harrington, from
Providence, R. l., have been spending few
days visiting relatives and friends in town -.
Mr.. /. D. White and family are spending the
week at the ADVENT campground in Washing
ton, Maine Mrs E. E. Mears is poorly.
TROY.
Mrs. Hannah Woods, widow of the late John
Woods, passed away August 18th, at the age of
70 years and II months. For some years she
had suffered with a heart trouble, and several
weeks ago had a paralytic shock from which
she never recovered. Mrs. Woods was life
long resident of Troy, where she was highly
respected and where she leaves a host of
friends She could not have had an enemy in
the world. The funeral was held Thursday,
attended by Rev. Mr.. Tucker. Among the
Alphonso Dyer of Pittsfeld, Mrs. Cora Hescock
Of Foxcroft, Mrs. Ida Rhoades of Dixmont
and Ralph Myrick of Lewiston. OF her faith
er's family one brother, o. B. Rhoades, and one
sister, Mrs. Freeman Myrick, survive. She
leaves two sons, George and Almond Woods;
two daughters, Mrs Alphonso Dyer and Mrs.
Walter Knight All were present at the
funeral except the oldest son, Prof Almond L.
Woods, whose home is in North Dakota.
Since writing the above George Woods has re-
ceived telegram announcing the sudden
death of his brother Almond August 2lst in
North Dakota. After graduating from the
M. C. l. in 1876, he entered Bates College,
where, after completing his course went west
to teach. He leaves wife and four sons. -.
ed in town last week. &. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook of Pennington passed last week at R. H.
Wards. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford of
Haverhill, Mass, were guests at L. ]. Sander
sons last Friday and Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swears of Albion visited at Juan Good
ales recently. :. Miss Eta Bagley, who is a
trained nurse and matron, in hospital in Con-
cord, N. H., is visiting her brother, Roy Bag
ley, at the Center. -. The Sunday schools of
Troy and West Troy had picnic at Winder-
mere Park, August 3d.. =. The Ladies' Aid
will hold lawn party at the home of Capt
Lampher. Wednesday evening, August oath.
800. Mrs. Eta Dodge Morris and son traitor
of Iowa, are guests of her brother, DR.. M. T.
Dodge and family. -. Newell and Will Walcott
Of Albion and Eugene Hopkins and family of
Plymouth. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
HAYES. Sunday.