The Republican journal., 1892-10-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

CENTER MoNTv1LLE. The remains of Mrs.
Stephen Myrick We're brought from Belfast
last Monday The funeral services We're held
at the Baptist Church and We're largely at
tended by relatives and friends. Rev. Mr..
Cox preached the funeral sermon. Tuesday
services were held over the remains of Mrs
Mehuren Mr.. Hollis Howard officiating. ...
Mrs. Hannah Frye, widow of the late
John Frye, passed from this life Oct. 18th,
aged nearly 81 years. She leaves two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Austin Wentworth and Mrs. Adj
Olson Sprowl, in whose homes she has been
kindly cared for since the death of her hus-
band thirteen years ago. She retained her
faculties to the last. Mr.. James Clement
has been repairing and painting the house
he recently bought of Mayo Clement and his
family moved in Saturday.. The ladies of
Union Harvest Grange hold their sewing
circle Thursday afternoon at the hall. A
supper, to which all are invited, Will be serv
ed between six and seven o'clock p. IN.
Gentlemen are expected to pay ten cents
apiece. Mr.. Edward Clement leaves here
Monday for Howard Insane Asylum, r. L.,
where he has work.
IsLEsBoRo. This has been IA busy year for
carpenters. Nine dwelling houses are in
course of construction at present, most of
them nearly completed. The new Town
House is about finished outside and the ma
sons are at work plastering. Mr.. kellar
has his new market nearly done. An adj
dtion has been built to the wharf at Ryders
Cove, and it is very substantial About
all OF the cottages have been vacated. There
were IA large number of visitors during the
past season. Mrs. Dorothy W. Farrow
died Oct. 12th aged about so years. She
had been widow for nearly fifty years.
Mrs. Farrow was an active member OF the
Baptist Church and lady much respected.
She lived with her daughter, Mrs. ID. A.
Hatch. Her only son was killed in the late
war. Capt. F. G. Pendleton has bought
the yacht Nolante, one of Brad. Young's
build, of Capt Haskell, of Deer Isle. Capt.
K. F. Williams has sold his yacht Edith to
Capt. Decker to he used III the lobster trade.
We have now quite a fleet OF yachts, some
eighteen OF nineteen, varying i'll length from
is to 30 feet.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Ralph Morse has
gone t. Bucksport to pass a few weeks with
Mrs. Emily Richardson. Mrs. Wilbert
Hichborn, of Searsport, is visiting Mrs. Rob
ME Cleaves is adding to her we'll selected
stock and her store of fancy goods and novel
ties is greatly appreciated by her patrons. -.
Mrs. Eleanor McGilvery, OF Hallowell, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs Adelia Hichborn,
is quite i'll with neuralgia of the stomach
The attacks are Very severe. She is under
the treatment of Dr. G. A. Stevens. Mrs.
Elmra Patterson has gone to Washington,
ID. c., to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Miss Melvina Patterson. Miss Mabel
simmons has been at home for few days
visit, returning to Castine Monday. The
Schools i'll District No. |. will observe Co
lumbus Day The exercises Will he held i'll
the Grammar School room, and all are cor
Orally invited to attend. 50. DR.. |. =. Parks
has returned from Augusta where he has
been spending several weeks. He will
shortly remove to Camden. The village
schools We're closed on Friday last as the
teachers, Misses Randel and Pearson, We're
Lllt ltl AuStltttut III lotilttNh'
49,. Miss Ethel Sprait i'll last weeks issue
slloult have read Miss Ethel Stuart. Mr..
Sanford Griffin has been at home for few
DAYS. Mr., Maitland I.atolley, viii" is en-
gagged in business IN Bangor is dit home for
vacation.
CAMDEN Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Remission
are visiting relatives in Winter Harbor.-..
Miss Hattie Drake, of Union. is visiting at
Mrs A. 7. MerO'S on Mountain Street..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eager and Miss Helen,
of Boston, are guests at the Bay Niew...-
Paul Wescott has left the employ Of w. Y.
Farnswortl & Co., where he has served as
clerk for the past six months. Judge Ruel
Robinson and Capt. Isaac Coombs Went to
Sears1nont Thursday night to install officers
of Quantabacook Lodge, F. A. NJ Wal
lace Wadsworth has left the employ OF ID.
A. Campbell, where he has been employed
as clerk for the past two and ID half years.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. K. Bean and Robert
Bean left last week for Boulder, Colorado.
....E. Il. Ogier and wife have returned
from trip to Boston. The ball last We'd
HeSudN III ny IlllSol > IHldH1iN was
decided success. There was d large attend
ance from Rockland and Rockport. Build
ing is booming in the vicinity of the new
mill. About u new houses will he com
peted before winter sets i'll. There are
three closed cars ON the road now, and 9th
ers will soon be completed,
SANDY POINT. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen French,
off Manchester, have been at Mrs. ID. G.
Black s.. Mrs. ID. c. Black and Miss Emma
Black visited at Rev. b. b. Merril's, in
Brewer, last week. Miss Josephine French
left last week for visit in Manchester, n.
H e.. Mrs. Robert French has gone to West
RoXbury to spend the winter with her son,
closed her cottage and gone to Boston...
Mrs Samuel French has gone to South Wey-
mouth to visit her SON and other frends....
Miss Nellie Showers has closed her cottage
and is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. G. Showers,
in Searsport -. Mrs. Maurice Griffin leaves
for Portland this week to visit her uncle, Mr..
Frank Berry. The church spire and vane
have been repaired, and the church is to be
painted. IA nice flag has been bought and
will be hung to the breeze Oct. 21st with APP
proprate exercises. A social picnic supper
will be served III the hall in the evening ul-