The Republican journal., 1892-08-11

A'hhiN4tNH-. AclcOl' u lDdtttu mere
with cellar stone last week. The painters
have arrived from Rockland and begun
painting the boarding houses. ..., Mrs.
George Roberts, son and sister, of Concord,
! N. H., are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Rolfe. Sch. Carrie May Of Spruce
Head has loaded with old junk and iron for
Camden. Misses Margie and Ada Coomhs
are visiting their uncle, Rev. j. Coombs, at
Pulpit Harbor.. Gen. David Tilson visited
here last week. Beden Dyer moved his
family from the White Islands last week
Moses Shields and o. Platte have gone to
Heagan Mountain where they Will be EN-
ployed cutting stone. Others will 90 soon.
A party of stone cutters Went from here to
Green's Landing last week, but finding no
prospects for work returned home the next
day. Mrs. John Thombs and children who
have been visiting her parents at Castine, re-
turned home last week. Work on the new
shed is progressing finely.
SANDY POINT. Mrs. Greenwood, daugIl-
ter and son, of West Medford Mass. visited
her brother. Capt Charles Shute, last week.
49,. Henry ID. Black and wife spent last
week with his mother Mrs. Maria Black
Will c. Blanchard and wife. have been visit
ing his brother, b. G.. Blanchard. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moulton, with Others, are spending an
other season at F. L. French y. Two neices
of Mrs Samuel Grant have been spending a
week with their aunts here. Mrs Mary
Perkins has returned from Mass, and is now
with her son, Enoch keyes. Mrs Julia
Houston and child are at her brothers. f. X.
Perkins, Mrs. Jennie Paine and two chill
dren are at S. T. Blanchard's. Mrs Edna
| CoUsens is home from Camden and Sears
port. Rev. Mr.. Curtis, of Brownsville
preached Sunday. Next Sunday Prof. Eos
ter is to preach at 1870 a. m, local He
will speak in the interest of the American
Missionary Association. Mrs. Frank J Ohm
son and son have returned to Manchester
....James Staples has been promoted tc
mate of steamer Cimbria. He was at home
for day last week. Mr.. n. f. Keen, OF
Belfast. was in town Monday, taking orders
| for coal for f. G. White. Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Bond are a happy pair A nice tel
pound boy is the cause
- W ~ lON . fhlNtiS MI, ana MIS-. W MI
more, of Bucksport, who have been visit
ing Capt and Mrs. Ralph Morse, returned
to their home Saturday. Mr.. Will Ames is
| improving i'll health and is able to be out
again. Mr. Earle Gardiner, of Boston. is
IN town for the summer. Gen. W. S
Week for short visit We We're GLAD t,
welcome him among us again. g.. Miss Josie
| West left town on Fridays boat for Boston
| and vicinity, where she will remain for sew
erAl weeks. She will be greatly missed bN
a large circle of friends ... Mrs. Shines d
| Everett, Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. NJ f
Coleord. Misses Lillian and Mabel Sim
mons, and Mrs. c. A. Smell are at the Norma
Alumni Camp at Sandy Point Mrs Fan
ME Roberts is at home from Boston for !. few
weeks. Mr.. Henry Lanpher is spendin!
several days in town,...M Miss Jennie Ellis
of Quincy, Mass. arrived in town Tues,la,
and will spend several weeks with he
grandmother, Mrs. Clifford. Misses Lizzi,
and Evelyn Colcord spent Monday in Ban
Mrs. Stuart of Waterville, is at he
mothers, Mrs. Lewis Mudgett's for short
visit. f. F. Staples is in Boston on bust
ness, Mr.. Percy Jordan, Of WaterNille
and Miss Decrow, of Searsport, are guests o
Mrs. Fred Segar. Mr.. Edward MEG Inch
ey. who has been visiting at Mrs. Harry Har
| rimau's returned last week to his home il
Baltimore. ...l. p, G. L. Sunday evenin
next at the usual hour, Subject, Rest, Matt
II $50.
TROY. Mr. and Mrs Daniel Shaw hav
gone to Northport for d few days -. Mis-
Lulu Harding is in Northport. Mrs
Charles H"rd, Formerly Miss Carrie Brv
anti from Lowell Mass is visiting her par
ents... Mr.. aud Mrs. George Halves o
Lynn, Mass, are visiting at Timothy Halves
at the Center. j.. Mrs, NJ. Q. Parsons ha
gone to Augusta for a few days. Mrs Ar
Warren and daughter Nellie. of Bangor
Were in Troy calling upon friends last Thurs
day. Her aunt, Mrs. Dorcas Connor return
Ell home with her, and will spend portion
of the summer at the Warren cottage
Northport Timothy Halves nearly los
one of his Jersey cows the other day Sh
had wandered into a swamp, and settled int
a quagmre. After searching a long time H.
discovered her with only her mead and toI
of her body in sight. With the aid of neigh
bors and ropes, they extricated her in an eN
hausted condition. She would have sool
perished, and it would have been grea
loss to Mr.. Hawes as she is a fine Jersey
80. Mr.. and Mrs. White have returned from
Northport Mrs. White being ill with
breeding sore on her hand. Mrs. Levi Bag
ley is laid up, having stuck nail in her foot
Will Estes is confined to the house b,
sickness. Mrs. Inez Harding with her tw,
children, Master Clyde and Miss Katrina
also Mrs. Luetta Harding and daughter Lu
cena will 60 to Northport next Friday for al
outing. Rev. Mr.. Johonnet preached a
the Union Church last Sunday on the life o
Daniel There was a good audience, anC
the ermon was one to stimulate the young
to pure and true living.
PROSPECT. +. K. Lane, of Prospect, was
nominated at the Democratic caucus las
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