The Republican journal., 1892-07-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

IluN bItlti llltlI tblldS' Itf illt SEASON.
Capt. c. l.. Showers and wife are at Mrs.
Robert French s.. Misses Maggie and Sallie
and Master Walter Rice, from Brooklyn and
Samuel S. French from South Weymouth ar
rived last week for weeks vacation....
Mr. l.. S. Smith, of Florida, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. \. &. Black. Mr.. S. l.. Hall
a "a Fred Grant attended the Dem. con-
vention at Belfast, Saturday Miss Nellie
Showers Went to Brewer Saturday 49,. Miss
Eva Shute went to Camden Monday.
EAST SEARsMoNr. Mrs Leslie Mariner
and son Clifford, are visiting relatives in
Belfast. IL. Ness and Arad Mahoney
caught seventeen fine pickerel in the Moody
pond last Sunday. w. X. Thomas is fail
ing fast. Allen Dyer and family, of Free
dem, spent Sunday here with Mrs. Dy-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brewster
Albert Mariner, the eight year old boy of
Leroy Mariner, while at play Monday
afternoon, fell and broke the elbow of
his right arm. He has had one leg and his
collar bone broken previous to this accident.
80. Mrs. Alferetta Ingraham spent June 23d
with relatives in Rockland
BUcKsPoRT. A party consisting of Mr.. E.
c. Smith, Miss Lena Kittridge, Miss May
Kittrdge, Miss Harriet Emerson and Miss
Nina j. Smith arrived on the morning train
June 18th and We're taken to the residence
of Prof A. f. Chase, where Mr. Smith and
Miss Lena Kittridge We're united in mar
riage, and at noon left for Boston on the
tba To-
returning to their homes i'll Bangor later in
the day. AS the boat left the wharf the ira
ditional rice and shoes could be seen in the
air near the young couple. "A quiet we'd
ding was performed by w. A. Remck, Esq.
at his residence on Federal street Wednes-
day evening. July %, the parties being Mr.
Erastus q. Allison and Miss Alice J
Bridges, both of Bucksport, and they have
the most pleasant wishes of all friends in
their new relations.
LINcoLNV1LLE. The following was receiv-
ed after last weeks issue had gone to press
Rev. Geo f. Tufts, of Belfast. preached a
very interesting and instructive discourse to
an appreciative audience a Farmers Pride
Grange hall, Sunday, June 26th. Subject:
"Christ 5 standard of greatness" Mi. Tufts
sailed for Europe june :i0th: that lie NAV
have pleasant voyage and safe return is
the wish of his many Grange friends
School closed at the Beach, District No. II.
June 24th after very successful term of
ten weeks, taught by Miss Lydia A. Hurd,
of Northport. The sch GLARS not absent one
day during the term W ere as follows: Win
ME French, Lottie Lufl1in, Florence Pendle-
ton, Russell Ames, Gilbert Drinkwa Bert
tie Bullock, Arthur DrinlNwater, James
Wade, Allyn Drinkwater, irwin Rogers, Cad
die Rogers. Absent only on account of sick
ness: Alton French, Jennie Warren. Leon
French
Troy. EudoNie Mitchell. who. has been
sick for several weeks, died June 9TH aged
fifteen years and three months. Her father
brothers and sister, sustain a great loss i'm
her DEATH She Was mature beyond her
years. and the care of the whole household
devolved on her, to which care she was
more than faithful. Mrs. Dorcas Conner,
who has been spending several months in
Bangor has returned to her home in Troy
to spend the summer months. Her friends
and neghbors 6 daddy welcome her home
again. Mrs. Nellie Estes, of Lewiston, is
spending few weeks with her aunt. Mrs
Clara Bagley.. Miss Bertha Hillman who
has been visiting friends in Maiden, Mass,
has returned home. Mrs. Elias Seayev,
who has been dangerously i'll, is very much
better and hopes are entertained of her re-
covery Mrs. Caroline Piper, lady eighty
three years of age is visiting her son, Joseph
Piper, in Rockland Mrs. lisa Call is soon
to start for Montana, where her husband
has secured lucrative position. Their little
daughter, Sadie CALL will remain with her
grandmother, Mrs. S. A. Norton. We have
had an abundance of rain and now farmers
are wishing for sunshine, in order to do
their having in good order. Grass is look
ing finely and a good crop of hay will he
garnered.
MORRILL,. The "glorious fourth was ,lu-
ly celebrated here. Although the rain was
falling III torrents, at the first early hours of
the morning the din began. Trumpets,
church bells, steam whistles-all sounds
possible and supposedly -impossible-we
Of winds. Young America We'd with young
and even older America in making a concord
of sweet? sounds. All through the day the
bell rang or the whistle screamed In
the evening the Grange enjoyed picnic
supper in their hall, to which the children
and many friends were invited, after which
all adjourned to the hill back of the church
to witness a display of fireworks. The band
was present and discoursed excellent music
The fireworks We're varied and grand, re-
t1ecting much credit upon the boys who $ o
successfully planed and conduct the dis
play without accident, and those who so lib
orally gave to buy them. At it's close all
went home feeling that the day had been we'll
observed. The Democrats put up tiagstaffs
near the Grange hall last Monday and flung
Cleveland and Stevenson flag to the
breeze. W. r. Merrthew, who has been
in Montana the past three years, returned
home last week. Mr.. T. n. Pearson was
in town the 4th, having lately returned from
his medical studies in Vermont. Miss Win
ME Simmons closed her term of school in
Belfast last week :. "A burglariOus attempt
was made sometime during the night of the
4th to enter the store of Storer & Brown.
They tried to pry up the window facing the
street, but failing in this they pounded in
four lights of 9x12 glass, making a hole large
| enough to enter. As nothing was miss
ed from the store it would seem that they
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