The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-01-04

S~AA. Aotn Mr. george Do"uSH ohu AAAc'
Fannie L. Rhodes were united in marriage in
Camden Jan. LIST, and arrived home Tuesday.
They will hold a reception at their home on
Beech Hill road in Northport next Saturday.
....There will be a L. A. S. supper at e. o.
Dickey's this. Thursday, evening. There
was ice boating on Pitcher Pond Sunday.
NORTH SEARSMONT.
Mr.. Potter and son Carlton of Boston are
stopping for few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Fuller. Miss Sadie Fuller has returned to
Massachusetts after spending the holidays in
town. Miss Daisy Miller of Belfast is with her
father for few weeks. sterEugene, second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Tenney, met with
very painful accident while out hunting. In
some way he placed his hand over the muzzle
OF his gun. which was cooked, and it was dis
charged, the charge going through the palm
OF his hand. The doctor says that he will lose
two fingers. .....M Miss Edith Wilson has returned
to her duties as teacher in Gardiner, Me-, after
spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. M. o.
Wilson. Mr.. Ra. 'mond Hills will return to
Camden Jan. I'd as student in the Camden
High school,. The Larkin Club will meet
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fuller
80. Mr.. Maynard Hills and Miss Lola Hill of
Union spent Dec. 29th and 3Oth with Mr.. and
Mrs A. G. Hills
MORRILL,.
The Morrill, Sunday school was recognized
last Sunday. DR.. 7. N. Pearson is Supt.;
Elisha Brown, Asst Supt.; Lila Pearson, Sec'y;
E. E. Bowen, Treasurer; J. 0. Blake, Librarian;
Nellie B. Hatch, Supt of the home depart
ment, and Bertha Mears, chorister. The Sec
rotary reported 40 sessions of the school the
past year, with average attendance of 60.
Miss Carrie Blake has attended every session
OF the school for the past five years. Several
scholars received presents of nice Bibles and
other books for constant attendance Rev.
and Mrs. Perley Miller, evangelists from Sgd
ney, Me-, assisted by Rev. Clarence M. Fogg
from Newton Center, Mass, have been hold
ing special meetings here the past two
weeks. The attendance has been good, and
several have made start in the new life. The
meetings will be continued each evening this
week. "A society of Maccabees is to be or
gained here at the Grange Hall Friday even
ing, January 9Th. "A party of eighteen cele-
brated Christmas at the home of Mrs. Sophia
Hartshorn. The Christmas feast, and later the
heavily laden Christmas tree made the day a
delightful one to all interested. Quite a
number of our young people who are en-
gagged in teaching or attending school away
are spending the holidays with relatives in
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer from Augusta
and Miss Flora Murch, a trained nurse, are
spending few weeks with their mother, Mrs
Lottie Murch. :. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones are
visiting relatives in Massachusetts, Mr.
Elbridge Achorn is very ill, and his daughter,
Mrs. Melissa Haugh, of Belfast, has been with
him recently. :. Roy Paul began the short ag-
ricultural course at Orono last Monday.
EAST NORTHPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Allen of Belfast were in
town Wednesday, and we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Mahoney at Bayside. . Miss
Georgia Kelley has returned from visit to
Boston and vicinity. The Aid Society met
with A. B. Written Friday afternoon. De-
licious ice cream and cake were served. Miss
Mary Kelly spent the Christmas vacation at
her home in Brewer . Miss Janetta Rogers
has arrived home from Dean Academy, Frank
lin, Mass, for three weeks vacation. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Miss Eva
Knowlton of Boston. who returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Condor is spending the
Christmas holidays with her sisters, Mrs. C. O.
Dickey, and Mrs. H. G. Hills. Miss Bernice
Carnes of Bangor was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. o. Dickey for Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Hills attended the wedding of Mrs.
Hills niece, Miss Edna Carter. in Searsport
Sunday evening. The wedding was quiet af-
fair, only members of the immediate families
and Miss Edna's classmates being present. -.
Rev. M. S. Hill of Belfast held a Christmas
service in the chapel Sunday evening. Special
music had been prepared by the choir, which
was much enjoyed by those present The
members of the choir were disappointed. as
their bass singer, Walter Dickey was ill with
bad cold and they felt that his absence made
great difference. .. The Christmas tree and
concert given in the chapel Christmas night
was well attended and much enjoyed by both
children and older ones, judging from the
smiling faces seen as the very pretty tree was
relieved of its load. Mrs. L. C. Ross wished
the writer, through The journal, to thank the
children for their very kind remembrance of
her. :. . Faustina and Robert Condor are spend
ing the Christmas vacation with Mrs. c. O..
Dickey and Mrs. H. G. Hills. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Dickey entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hills, Miss Janetta Rogers,
Miss Eva Knowlton, Miss Bernice Carnes. Mrs.
Gertrude Condor and children. Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Hills had the same guests at Christmas
dinner, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Dickey, Earl
home Monday, and was not one of the guests
at Mrs. Hills.