The Republican journal., 1892-09-15

KNOX STATION. The new freight house at
the station is nearly completed, and, with
the enlarged platform and other improve
ments, makes our little depot much more
convenient and of better appearance.
NoRTHPoRT. Miss III. Northall, who has
been managing the Herrick house at the
Cove, returned home to Glen Ridge, n. j.,
last week, together with the Ray and Cleve-
land families who have been boarding there.
Mrs. Herrick has returned to her home.
Miss Helen I. Cummings Is in Portland at
tending the L.. A. Gray commercial college.
.. Miss Lille l.. Fernald, of Belfast, is Wis
itng relatives in town. The season at
Northport is about over, nearly all the
summer visitors having left. Three, who
have been stopping at Mrs. Drinkwaters, at
Saturday Cove, took the boat Monday for
Boston.
BELMONT. Mrs. Martha Mcnamara and
son Arthur, of Camden, We're in town Sun
day visiting relatives. Mrs. Mary Barker,
of Pasadena, Cal. and her sister Miss Net
tie Bicknell, of Lawrence, Mass, We're in
town last week calling ON friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Raymond Knowles, of Boston,
Mass, was i'll town last week calling on old
associates. Mr.. Liberty Wetherlee, of
Bradley, and his daughter, from Minnesota
We're i'll town for ii few days visiting his
brother, Mr.. Charles Wetherlee. Mr.. AL
fred E. Lamb Went to Camden Sunday on
his wheel, accompanied by some Belfast
wheelmen. Quite number attended the
lecture of Prof. l.. {. Bateman at Searslnunt
Village last Saturday evening.
WALDO CENTRE. The families of E. E.
Clements and w. Il. Cammett made hay
rack ride to the Campground Wednesday
Sept It'll, TO celebrate the birthdays of ii
daughter in each family: Mrs. Mildred E.
Walton, of Jersey City, and Miss Nellie
| Camnett, Of Waldo. A very enjoyable day
| was passed. Mrs. George Sanborn was Sc
verely bitten by a strange dog Sept. 9TH, and
| the wound is causing a good deal of trouble.
| Mrs. Alice Sanborn Perkins has returned to
her home in Lynn. Mass -. Mr.. Edward
Evans is teaching the village school at
| Brooks. Miss Leila Payson is teaching in
the Kingsbury district, so-called Mrs
Wilson and son, Of Orono, are visiting at Mr.
Al. Walkers
CAMDEN. Burglars attempted to enter
Selbourn the summer home of Chief JUS
tic Fuller, last week. His daughter hearing
| a strange noise in the night aroused the hired
man. The burglars, two in number
when they heard the sound of persons NOV
ing in the house ran away. No clue. 80.
hanging himself in the shed in the rear of
/ his house on Chestnut street. He was dis
| covered by his wife and cut down before life
Was extinct. DIR. Hooper attended him and
| 1t was about four hours before he become con-
| scious. AT this writing he is able to be ny and
| about the house. The Camden Republic
cans closed the campaign last Thursday
evening with "A rousing rally, The speaker
was Gen. S. L. Woodford, of New York A
| large delegation was present from Roclland
Music was furnished by tine Rockport Band
| There was d fine display Of fireworks and
the speaking was excellent.
| lINCoLNvILLE. There have been about
eighty boarders at the Trap and Beach this
season and many more would have come
COULD they have been accommodated Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Andrews mourn the death
.! their little SON Ralph, who has been sick a
! long time With heart trouble... Mr.. Horace
| Frohock is home from Massachusetts SPEND
/ ing his vacation with his parents. ISIS
| Lena Pendleton, daughter of James Pendle-
| ton died at her home last "Wednesday of con-
sumption. Funeral services We're held Fri
day and We're largely attended, While her
parents have lost d most dutiiu and atfe,-
tionate daughter her associates have lost
one of the dearest of friends, Capt Geo
Howe came home sunday, leaving his vessel
i'll Hallowell. He Will stay at home for Il
while on account of his fathers fast failing
heatht. Mrs. Nellie Fletcher has the SWIM
| pathN of d large circle of friends on account
of the death of consumption Sept 9th, of
her daughter Ava Miss Ava was a young
lady who had many friends, and her death
| is deeply felt.
| Troy. The Union Sunday School enioved
a picnic recently at Winnecook Lake in the
grove of the Unity Land, Lake and Improve
ment Association. Winnecook Lake hv the
| way, is a lovely sheet of water, and in the
near future is destined to be one of the most
beautiful of inland resorts in Maine There
| will be "A box sociabe and supper at David
| Piper's next Thursday evening. 1t is USE
| less to tell the people that there will be IA
good time, for "Dave' and his atfable wife
| always ensure every one good time. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Baglev, of New York
city, in town visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Hannah Sawyer, of Wiscon-
sin, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Levi Bagley
=. Mrs. Emma Pierce and daughter Er,line,
have gone to Hampden, for a few DAYS the.
guests of Miss Mary Soper. Fifteen of our
young people are attending school at the
Maine Central Institute in Pittsfeld The
Misses Boyd, who have been spending IA few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
have returned to their home in Wateryile
| DIR. Fuller, of Unity was in town quite re-
Gently in the interest of the Unity l.. l.. q /.
| Association. Some of our people took shares
| i'll it,. Mr.. William Coburl, who has been
| utfering from cancer for many months
| is very low and can live but day or two.
| FRANKFORT. Harvest is now in fun swing
i'll this vicinity. Apples anG potatoes are
showing up very small, although no COM