The Republican journal., 1892-09-22


Boston the past week, returning on Friday
last. Mrs. Whitney, of Pittsfeld, is visit
ing Mrs. p W. Aver. Mrs. H. H. Aver en-
tertained the Ladies' Club on Wednesday
last. Mr.. Horace Wescott and Mr.. Wes-
colt, of Bangor, called on friends in town
Sunday. Mr.. Rufus p Aver will go to
Bangor to be with his cousin, Mr.. Fred Ay-
er....The apple crop will be largely harvest
ed the coming week
BELMONT. Mr. Henry H. Fletcher, of
Roxbury, Mass, was in town last week WIS.,
iting friends and relatives. e. Mrs. A. p.
Carver and Mrs. G. W. Carver, of Duck
Trap, Lincolnville, We're in town Thursday
Mr.. S. P. Howard is laid up with rheu-
matism and his son Edward is sick with a
slow fever. -. School in Dist. No. 3, taught
by Mrs Nettie B. Mariner, closed last Satur-
day. 1t was a successful term. Mystic
Grange will hold IA fair Oct. 7th. Every
body is invited. .. Mr.. Wilbur Clark is re-
pairing his house. The funeral of Miss
Fannie Nichols, who was shot by Samuel
Moody, took place Sunday and was large
ly attended.
WlNTERPoRT. There was a social hop at
Union Hall Monday evening. Mrs. George
Knox and little son We're in town last week
Mr.. Edwin Babbidge, of Lynn, Mass,
was in town Tuesday Rev. II. w. Norton
and son Harold called on Winterport friends
at the Ladies Circle Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Cole and Miss Pierce, of Bucksport.
tny1- u ia, ll., .Nf
their friends Friday. =. Mrs. Bertha Jepson
left for Camden Thursday Mr.. and Mrs
H. L. Sanborn, of Bangor, We're in town
Friday. Among those who will attend the
encampment at Washington are: Capt A. E.
Fernald, Lieut.. l. j. Dunham Mr.. and Mrs
L. d. Eaton, Miss E. NJ. Hall, Mr.. II. f.
Lougee, Mrs G. E. Atwood, Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Bowden. Mrs Parker George went
to Camden Monday for visit to her parents
Miss Huzzey's school and several of the
young people, enjoyed a picnic at Hardy's
Point Saturday.... Mrs. Clara Cleaves, of
Montague, Me-, Mrs, Lavina Seavey, of Bel
fast, and Ermon Chase, of Massachusetts.
We're guests at DR.. Fellows last week
Daniel Spencer and daughter Josie arrived
from Boston on Sundays boat. =. Seth Nor
gan is on the sick list. Mrs Prescott is
improving.
EAST SEARsMoNT. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Hills, of Northport, We're at E. P. Mahoneys
last Thursday Herbert Donnell left for
his home in Lynn, Mass, Saturday His
aunt, Mrs. Isaac Mariner, accompanied
him. Mrs. Sally Mariner spent Sept 17th
at Lncolnville Centre. =. Mr.. Osgood Full
ler, wife and child and Mrs. Philip Marri-
ner spent Sept. 11th with Mrs. Alfaretta In
graham. Mr.. Fuller and family will move
to Florida, where he intends to engage in
fruit culture. Ada Wetherbee has been at
George Donnell's for few days. ... Norland
Brewster left for Brockton, Mass, Saturday.
...Luville Pottle, OF Belfast has been spend-
ing a few days with his grandmother. Mrs.
Sally Mariner. Mr. Irwin f. Howard and
wife and Frank Parker, of Belfast, suent
Sept. l4th at f. p. Mahoney's. They Went
out on the lake fishing and had fair success.
If anyone wishes to know the latest mode of
catching fish without bait they can call at
Cohurn's and ask Frank
NJthi'FN' l4t ptlI gwen NY lIt StllS Oh
Veterans last Friday night was a very EN-
joyable time. The receipts We're about $50
...Dr. Strawbridge and family left this
week for Philadelphia. During the summer
they entertained many guests and made
many friends i'll town. Mr.. Leland Sler-
man, who has been spending his vacation
with his parents in Linconvile left for Bos-
t,,,,
Stevens returned to Washington ID. G.. last
week after a months vacation in Camden.
....Arequipa is closed for the season and the
family OF f. F. Dillingham;, ESQ, have re-
turned to their home in Bangor l..
Martin left Camden last week to spend the
remainder of his vacation in Boston Fred
Thompson is laying the foundation foi a house
on Park street. Geo. Wentworth has moy-
ed into the Wadsworth house on Chestnut
street. ., Mrs. T. G. Atwood is visiting
friends iii Boston. The ball game between
the Camdens and Bucksports did not come
Off last Saturday The new road leading
from Megunticook mill to the Mt. Beattie
and Camden mills is now completed and is a
we'll built road. The Anchor Works are
running full crew.. There was a narrow
escape from fatal accident last week. Two
meh We're driving along ahead of the electric
with slack rein when the horse hear
ing the cars jumped to the side of the road
directly on the track and only IA few feet in
front of the approaching car. Only the
presence Of mind and quckness of the
motorman, Sweetland, in putting on the
brakes and shutting off the power, but not a
moment too soon, averted a tragedy The
man was under the forward part of the car,
and had it gone foot farther he would have
been crushed by the wheels.
MORRILL,. Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Currier
have returned from Northport Campground,
looking much improved in health. Miss
Millie Cushman and Miss Jennie Meservie
returned with them. Miss Sabina Morey
returned to Belfast last Monday to resume
her studies at the High School. al Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Farrar We're the guests of
Mrs ID. w. Morey the past week. MIR. Far
rar is the only brother living of Mrs Morev,
and worthy member of the Doth Regt NJ
v NJ. He attended the reunion at Liberty
and made visit to his old home in Sears
mont, where he settled first in life and built
the block of buildings known as the Barker
place, now occupied by John Woodcocl's s
mother. Mr. Farrar has seven daughters
and one liNiuU His oldest So, (,anrr.