The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-27


Mass, will spend the last week in July with
her sister. Mrs. p W. Berry, and the month of
August with her mother and brother. Her
husband will come later to accompany her
home. -. Mrs. Ada McDermid and son of
Worcester, Mass, are expected to visit her
sister, Mrs Cynthia Blood, and other relatives
in Morrill, and Waldo. in August.
WHITES CORNER (SSint-rport}.
Mrs. Fred Fogg of Monroe. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nealey, for two weeks. has returned home.
Norman Burgess of Augusta is spending few
weeks with his cousin, Edmund Clements.
Mrs. Eta Dinsmore and children of Hampden
were guests of s. J. Fish and family Thursday.
80. C. R. Holmes has returned from Glenburn,
where he had been for two weeks, looking
after the harvesting of his hay. Miss Gather
inc Blaisdell returned Saturday from Farming
ton. where she attended the sessions of tie
summer school. :. Samuel White of Bangor
spent short time recently with his cousin,
Ira G. White. Miss Bernice Ferry of Mil
ford. Mass, was guest at the home of C. M.
Conant several days last week. Misses
Gertrude Conant and Elmira Porter returned
Saturday from the summer school at Castine.
-. News was received last week by C. H.
Libby of the death of Allen Libby of Minneap-
oils, Minnesota Mr.. Libby was born and lived
many years in town.
STANDPOINT.
Mrs. ]. M Wathen of Biddeford is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mary F. French. :. Mrs. S.
in Bangor last Saturday for shopping Mrs
F. S. Hartman has returned from Russell Hos
pital, Brewer, where she had an operation, and
is much improved in health E. Rev. B. B. Mer-
rill of Skowhegan. who was called here to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Mary P French, re-
turned to his home Saturday, accompanied by
his wife and relative who had been here for
a week Mrs Maud Blanchard and children
visited here over Sunday. e. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Perkins Of Stoneham, Mass, are here
tor few days. Samuel French, who was
called here by the death of his mother return
ed to his home in South Weymouth, Mass, by
boat Saturday . Miss Faustina Griffin, who
has been attending the summer school in Cas-
tine, arrived home Saturday.. The summer
visitors are here in larger numbers than ever
before and more woul come could they get
rent E. Miss Dorothy Wilson of Levant is the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Olive Merrill.
at F. F. Perkins,. Mrs. George CHM and
children of New York, who are summerng at
the village, visited here several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs B. M. Eames were in Belfast
two days last week for visit and to attend
the opera. The Ladies Aid will hold sale of
useful and fancy articles at the hall, Wednes-
day aftern Don ard evening of this week. Ice
cream, cake and candy will be on sale. IA
little son recently arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. X. Perkins. "A party from here
went to Penobscot Park last Saturday after
noon on the excursion . The farmers are busy
haying.
MONROE.
A new concrete tomb built in the village
cemetery by the G. A. R. was completed last
week. The building of one has been agtated
for several years, but it was finally brought
about through the persistent efforts of Mr..
Horace Weber. Much credit is cue the SOL
ders for furnishing much needed want. The
tomb was constructed under the efficient d.
rection of Mr.. Carl Jenkins of Brooks The
land on which the tomb stands was presented
by Mr.. Lewis Richie, and thanks are extend
ed to him.. Mrs. F. L. Palmer is spending a
weeks at her cottage in Northport Mr..
Palmer stays there part of the time. Mr..
Jasper Curtis returned to Massachusetts with
his uncle, where he will find employment
Mr.. Weslie Peavy was quite badly injured one
day recently while unloading hay. In some
way the ladder on the rack slipped and he fell.
Several ribs were fractured. He is as COM
Portable could be expected His son Harry,
from Massachusetts, is here. Miss Inez Boyd
and father from Newton, Mass, arrived in
town Saturday. Mr.. Boyd remained only one
day. but Miss Boyd will spend month with
relatives here. -. The w. CIT U. met with
Mrs Eve Twombly Friday afternoon Thir-
teen members were present and cake and
lemonade were served. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Julia White the first Friday in
August. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jenkins spent
Edwin Jenkins. -. MIR. and Mrs Ferry, (she
was formerly Miss Annie Twombly), and
three children from Medford, Mass, are visit
ing relatives in town. Mrs. Harry Clements,
who has been seriously ill with blood poison
ing, is not expected to live. The big auto
party from Boston who represent and are
working for prohibition will arrive in this viii
lage Sunday, July Both, and will be ready to
lecture at the church in tn evening 1t is
hoped every one will take advantage of this
opportunity to hear these noted speakers
Miss Elizabeth Weber, who teaches in Rhode
Island, is spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber, Mrs Web
Der is in very poor health
WINTERPORT.
The funeral services of Mrs. Harriet N.
Abbott were held at her late home, Thursday
morning, Rev. A. ]. Lockhart officiating. Her
son, DR.. Edmund Abbott of Providence. R. t..
her daughters, Mrs. Mary Thompson of Fair
fax, South Dakota, and Mrs. Margaret Niles of
Auburn, and her granddaughter, Miss Alice
Rolap n,bl