The Republican journal., 1892-07-21
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. July a. 1892

EAST THoRNDIKE. Rev. B. ID. Newell,
State Missionary, was in town last week.
The farmers in this section have been i'm
proving the fine weather of the past week in
harvesting their hay. A much lighter crop
than usual is reported. -. w. Mitchell, of
Rockland was in town last week on business
-. Mrs. Warehouse, of Bangor, is visiting
friends in town.
SANDY POINT. Mr.. G. w. Fletcher, Pres
ident of the Castine Normal Alumni Assoc
citation of Northampton, Mass, and his fam.
lily, are at the alumni building making prep
arations for the encampment that opens July
29th. Mr.. Fletcher is to preach in the church
next Sunday at 1870 a. IN. local. Capt. j.
p. Showers is at home for few weeks and
is to build a cottage Mr.. VIM. Bond. of
Somerville, Mass, is spending his vacation
here. DIR. Thompson and wife, of Boston,
and Mr.. Frank French are at Capt. H. w.
French's =. Mrs. Etfie Wescott of Haverhill,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. Zenas
Grant and wife. Miss Ada Ridley, of Sears
port, is visiting the Misses McKeag at cot
tage Minnehaha. -. Mr. Will Black has re-
turned to Minneapolis. -. Mr. Ned Piper and
wife and f. Y. French have returned to Bos
ton. May Richards has gone to Camden
and Rockland to visit friends. -. The Misses
Mckeag aud Miss Margaret Rice visited in
Searsport last week.
NORTH Troy. A large amount of hay
was housed last week. The weather thus
far is very favorable for haying Judge +.
W. Rogers, of Belfast was in town last week
80. Mr.. Alphonso Dyer and wife, who have
been at work in New Hampshire, arrived
home Saturday night for Il short vacatlon....
Mr.. Pendleton, of Isltsboro, is visiting at
MI. Charles Smiths. Mrs. Maxim, of
Watervile. has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Runnels Mr.. Runnels is i'll poor health
being unable to do any work at present
Mr.. K. E. Stone and +. Call have taken his
hay to cut, and with two moving machines,
horse rakes and IA crew of men make bust
ness lively around the Corner. Mr.. Will
Bennett has been quite Sick. Mr.. Warren
Berry and family have moved into the Park
man place at Green's Corner. Mr.. Louville
Sanderson, accompanied by gentlemen
friends, in town Sunday enjoying a
bicycle ride. Mr.. Charles Smith went fish
ing Saturday on Winnecook Lake. Mr..
Smith is noted for generosity, but troubled
to certain degree with forgettulness; by
that means l was not remembered by d
token Of his success, therefore, cannot re-
port it; but am in hopes l can next time.
WALDO. Miss Cora Patterson, who works
in Camden, is at home for short vacation.
IA. J. Clary is in Brooks working for Z.
E. Lane Ill the Post Office. DIR. l. NJ. Luce
is at home from Boston for short stay.
Mrs. Mae Wallace, of New Hampshire, is Wis
| iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sim
mons. 49, Il. A. Curtis, of Nashua, n. H.,
who has been visiting friends i'll town, has
! returned home. Ross Litteteld is at home
from Mass, and will stay until after haying
is over... E. c. Chase, of Bangor, is in town
for weeks visit. Help for haying is
/ scarce but farmers do not handle hay much
ami when the weather is good a light crew
| will get along quite fast. Some will
finish haying this week and some have
only made beginning, The crop will be
| about three-fourths as large as last year.
Some will not harvest more than half as
much and some fully as much as last year.
| There is falling off iii the quality: more
weeds and less clean hay than for several
years. Ritchie Grange had a harvest feast
last Saturday night. Over one hundred
We're present and a very enjoyable evening
passed. Some OF our members who work
away We're present.
| UNITY. Among the many visitors at the
hotel of late We're Mrs. Bradford Kimball
and Miss Edith b. kmball, of Augusta,
Mr. X. =. Burrill, of Skowhegan, and
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, with three children,
of Brunswick. Mr.. Asa Howe, from Port
land has been at the hotel several weeks.
Miss Eliza Perley, teacher of German and
French at the University of Wisconsin, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Clark Miss
Perley has taught in Pennington. Mrs Mel
lie Clark and daughter Amy are also visit
ing Mrs. George Clark. Mrs. +. Rollins,
of Dakota, was at Mrs H. G. Chambers
several days last week Mrs. H. f. Emery
has returned from Augusta and is with her
aunt, Mrs. Chandler. The ladies sewing
circle, which met last week Tuesday with
Mrs. A Pendeton, was quite success A
number of young people We're present in the
evening and the fine supper and ice cream
We're appreciated by all The Good
Templars served ice cream and cake at their
lodge last Friday evening. Owing to the
illness of one of their most active gentlemen
members there was some disappointment at
first, though all passed off nicely. They had
a good time. The choir Sunday morning
consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins, their
daughters, Miss Addie and Mrs. Carney.
The singing was very good. -. The Sunday
school concert the evening of July 18th was
largely attended. The speaking was good,
and the Sing ing much enjoyed. e. Last
Wednesday evening at about dusk while
Charlie Rolf with other boys was playing
"stcks'' in front of Taylor K Mitchell's store,
Mr.. Ed Harding drove rapidly around the
corner and his horse knocked Charlie down.
The wheel of the carriage passed over one
arm, but although badly bruised it was not
broken as they feared at first. The boys have
stopped playing in the street in the evening
CAMDEN. The Thos. +. Shea Dramatic
Co. made their annual visit to Camden,
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week and
full houses greeted them each night This
company is a favorite with Camden people