The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-12

kockland Monday for a visit and will visit
frienda in Augusta before going to their home
in Reading Mrs. Charles B. Pendleton and
daughter Mary returned to their home in
Somerville, Mass, Saturday. Miss Janetta
Rogers went 20 Franklin. Mass. Saturday to
resume her studies at Dean Academy. The
Northpor. Inn closed Monday night and Mr..
Burnham, the proprietor, returned to his home
in Reading, Mass. J.. Rev. D. B. Phelan of
Belfast will hold services in the chapel next
Sunday at 2.30 p.
PROSPECT.
Mrs. Alice Sylvester and Mrs. Frances Blake
of Etna were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dockham recently. 49, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Pay
son and friends of Brooks called on friends in
town last week. Mrs. Lillian Fairfield and
two daughters of Medford. Mass, and Miss
Evelyn Bachelor of New York were guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Clara Haley. several days last
week. They are spending the summer in Scar
borough and made the trip here in Mrs. Fair
fields auto. Mrs. Evelyn Dockham and Mrs
Jennie Dockham attended the fair in Bangor
last week. -. Mrs. Irene Grant of Worcester
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Benson. The schools in town began Sept Sd
with the following teachers: Miss Faustina
Harding at the Point; Miss Myra Murphy of
Camden at the Ferry; Mrs. Callie Clark at the
George; Miss Bessie Nickerson of Belfast at
the Clark; Miss Katherine Haley at the Marsh
and Miss Lena Tony of Frankfort at the
Mountain. Miss Katherine Haley, who had
be en- at Seal Harbor during the summer, re-
turned home last week. :. Miss Lima Colson
went to Rumford Falls on Monday to resume
her duties in the schoolroom after spending
her vacation at home. Mrs. Alvah Treat of
Stockton Springs and sister Mrs. Helen Coburn
of Natick, Mass, called on friends in town
Friday.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Mr.. Volney Thompson was drawn on the
traverse jury and MIR. James Sylvester on the
grand jury. Mr.. Charles Swasey of New
buryport, Mass, arrived Sept. 3rd to visit rel
atives.. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Bowler of Les
Angeles and Mrs. C. A. Dalyn of Oakland,
Calf, with their father, Mr.. A. B. Bowler of
Winthrop, visited their cousin, Mrs Oscar
Cushman, recently. .. Mr.. and Mrs George
Edmunds and Mr.. and Mrs. Zelisco Foster
went to Danforth, Maine, in Mr.. Edmunds'
new auto......Mr. Milton Wentworth and MIR.
Everett Bennett have built new voting boz tn
and railing in the town hall. . Mr. James
Clement went to Vassalboro Sunday. E. George
York of Rockport returned home last week
from a months visit with his niece. Mrs. Eta
Adams ..... Nella Jackson, little daughter of
Justin Jackson while playing on the moving
machine, fell off and broke her arm. Miss
Susie Bachelor is visiting friend in Palermo
....Mrs. Eliza F. Bean is passing a few days
with Mrs. c. E. Howard. =. MIR. and Mrs John
Carter of Providence, R. l.. visited at D. C.
Gains Saturday and called other old
friends. &C. Pembroke Carter of Belfast is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P C. Allen. Friday
night Mr.. Carriers former schoolmates here
gave him a surprise party. 1t was an all
around success, with a fine treat and an enjoy
able evening to all who participated. Mrs
Winifred Norton and Mrs George Andrews
with their children, who have been summering
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. Terry,
returned to their home in Massachusetts last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. CARL are to move
to Fairfield this week.. Mrs. L. w. Howard
is in Waldo for a few days. =. Embert Ramsey
went to Pittsfed Wednesday to resume his
studies at the M. G. H.. Linwood Stevenson
returned to Portland Friday =. Mrs. E. A.
Herman of Belfast was recent guest of her
sister, Mrs. Mary Edmunds .. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Howes of South Liberty were at C.
E. Davis Monday. Miss Hazel Boynton is at
home from Somerville. .. Herbert Jackson and
Merrill Gordon each lost a horse last week.
THoRNDIkE
The Ladies' Aid held a very pleasant meet
ing with Mrs. Alice Higgins Sept 4th. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Alma Parsons
September 18th. -. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ward
passed several days recently with relatives in
Vinalhaven. -. Mrs. A. H. Higgins and Mrs.
Walter McLain and daughter Therma passed
Sept. 9Th with relatives at Windermere Park,
Unity. Mrs. Florinda Ward, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Sayward, in
Burnham has returned to her home. Master
Clyde Cilley Of Belfast is in town for short
time. MIR. and Mrs. Benz. Ames and Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph Higgins. The schools in town
began Tuesday. Miss Anna Martindale of Gill,
Mass, teaches at East Thorndike.. Mr..
Mitchell of Waterville was in town Friday. TAX
ing orders for fruit trees, shrubs &c.. Road
Commissioner Dollof is busy man nowadays,
and has quite a stretch of State road UNDER
way Mr.. Charles Bowen of Brooks was in
town Saturday looking at the fields OF sweet
corn. Some warm days and nights are needed
ere the ears will be ready to pick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard c. Higgins were in Brooks Satur-
day on business. Master Roy Cole has gone
to Dorchester, Mass, and will enter the High
school there. :. Miss Susie L. Higgins, who
has been with her sister Evelyn the past two
weeks. went to Portland Saturday where she
will visit at the home of her unit lie, Mr.. Daniel
Parker, before returning to her home in
Miss Nettie Richards, who has
been guest of Mrs. F. L. Philbrick for two
weeks, returned to Belfast Friday. -. Mr. and
Mrs. Marion T. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Ward attended the Church of God camp
meeting in North Searsport. Sept. 9TH and 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs o. J. Farwell. Jr., accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Berry, autoed
to Etna Sunday and attended the campmeeting
there.
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