The Republican journal., 1888-07-26

NoKrnroRT. Among Mrs Hcrrick's summer
boariers ut the Cove are Judge Speare, of the ST.
preme Court, and wife, of Columbus, Ohio, and
Mr.. and Mrs Reed, of New York. Mrs. IIeriick
has sixteen visitors from Philadelphia, New York,
Columbus and Boston.
NINALnAHE>. The following arrivals of fish
are reported at Ninalhaven for the week ending
July 10 Schooner Iettie Hopkins $4,000 pounds;
Esperenza, $1,000; Lena Young, 10000; lrana S.,
$1,000; star Of Hope 5000: Lizzie Bradley, 5000;
Barbelle, 1000, Frank Turner, 30G0 John Gray,
1000: Clara Eenner 1900; Mary Jane, 10000;
David Azier. 10000; Henrietta Amcs, 5000; Ll;,
Grover, 600o Flying Eagle, l., 600. Total 10000
pounds.
STOCKTON. Penohscut Lodge No. 81, |. o. of
q. r., hold sociabe in Densow Hall this (Thurs
day evening. All cordially invited. The
strawberry festival given by the UnversaIist par
ish last week quite a financial success. The
dance in Densow Hall saturday evening was well
Acknowledgement 30 and 81 couples in attendance
and very pleasant time reported. There is to be
another next saturday and larger company is
expected. =. Among the arrivals the past week are
Mr.. Willard Griffin of California formerly of this
place, Mrs. c. W. Frye and son of Dos ton Mass,
D. \. y,
boys to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Griffin. Miss Eye
Berry is nj home for few weeks. very pleas
ant surprise party was given Harry W. Griffin last
Friday evening bv his many friends in honor of
his sixteenth birthday. Penobscot Lodge has an
election of officers next Tuesday evenin e. July 81
and fun at tendance is requested.
PROSPECT. The religious meetings continue in
teresting. The large choir of nearly fifty in full
meeting under the charge of Mr. VIM. F. Ellis and
Capt. Parks has done good work. The number of
conversions, increased spiritual work, practice of
Christianity, good order and observance of Sunday
and freedom from all things inconsistent with the
prophecies of the day have been marked and
specially noted in this section The first pioneer
Sunday school is sowing good seed among the
| young. All speak good words of encouragement
to all of the young and old to continue in well do
| ing and more wonderful works will follow. The
ordinance of baptism was administered by Rev ].
| +. Adams, of Bangor, to twenty-five candidates
last sunday. More than 800 people and 300 teams
were on the ground ...On our way to the village
we called at the Stockton Mineral Spring Com.
pany's works last week. The new machinery is
now in and the first bottle of nerve tonic put
up Monday July 18th, and will he kept by the
president of the company for historical purposes
Inc writer drank the first glass from the second
bottle, wishing good luck and prosperity to the
company. The company is now prepared to bottle
aerated mineral water, soda water, ginger ale and
mead, besides barrels and bottles of the water are
sent now daily from the celebrated mineral spring
to all parts of the country. Mr.. T.. j. Mcguire,
agent for J. NJ. Tufts of Boston, the celebrated
manufacturer of all kinds of apparatus for foun-
tains ETC., for making Soda put in the machinery.
Mrs. Margaret kcenc from Billcrica, Mass, is
| on "A visit to her mother, Mrs. Margaret Mudgett,
of Prospect. The County Grange meets with
South Branch Grange, Prospect, the 2Ist of August.
THE Partridge reunion will be held in Orland,
the 22d of August. The writer, chairman of the
committee for the reunion last year, received let
tiers from different parts of New England from
people bearing the name. Letters addressed to
Josiah Partridge, Of Bucksport, Secretary will be
promptly answered and information given concern
ing ancestors, etc. Mrs. Annie Breed and daugh-
ter, of Lynn, Mass, and Mr.. A. d. Written, of
Monroe, visited Mrs. Melvina Crockett last week.
Mrs. Abbie Morse, Of Sacrament, will speak ut
Whltcomb's Hall in North Scarspolt, July Goth, al
| 2P. Nj. All are invited.