The Republican journal., 1892-06-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.


True P. Moody, who has been employed in
the Insane Asylum at Worcester Mass, for
the past year, has been visiting in this
tion for the past week. C. I. Randall and
wife are rejoicing over the birth of a daugh
ter....J. p. Bennett has ordereda new cider
mill, which he intends to have ready for fall
pressing.
PENoBscoT. Frank Hutching's new house
is nearly ready to occupy. Lewis Bridges,
Fred Gray and Harry Gray are building new
dwelling houses on the Sedgwick road
George /. Bowden and Otis Snowman are
building new barns at Winslow s Cove. "A
new Lodge of Good Templars, called Hercu-
les Lodge, has been organized in school dis
trct No. with Francis Il. Perkins as Lodge
Deputy. James l.. Thompson, aged ga
wears, died June LIST and was buried June
Sd With Masonic honors. George Sellers is
charging his hotel to accommodate a con-
>tantlv increasing business. Mr. Darius
Saunders aged II years, is able To labor ten
hours a day at cellar building, his life long
occupations. Master Roy Wardwell has re-
turned from Havana, Cuba.
THoRNDIKk. Services at the Centre
Church last Sunday We're conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Bean. of Benton, who preached an
Interesting sermon from Heb 18th chapter
Text, "Christ the same yesterday, to-day and
forever" Miss Clara Downs presided at the
organ. Mr.. Asa Jones, of this town, and
Miss Lola Hamm of jackson Were united in
ri.lup Sunday Tl1na 4
Bracket performing the ceremonv The
writer extends congratulations and wishes
the worthy couple life time of happiness
and prosperity 80. Mrs Hattie j Foster of
Rockport is in to:Nn visiting the home of her
childhood .A!l who remember "Hattie
Jane will be glad to know that time has
dealt very kindly With the 'lawvers wife"
and twelve long years have only added
charm and grace to the Jolly light hearted
girl of former days. DR.. S. w johnson of
Belfast. was in town Monday Mr. Bert
Stevens has new top buggy-a little dam
'iy 1t has the patent coil spring and rides
with very easy motion, as the writer can
testify.
BROOKS. Awfnllv hot, but everybody has
been busy. Every vacant house or room is
tenanted here. Albert Curtis, who married
May Stevens, has moved into the Aft Card
house. Mr.. Day, who sells spring beds, has
moved into the Seavey house. A. B. Huff
has moved into the James Jones house. Mr..
Crosby, Of Fairfield, has moved into the Can't
HuXford stand Mrs. Mahala Forbes with
her daughters Flora and Nora are at the old
homestead. Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Robertson of
Billeri"a, Mass, has returned home after a
visit to friends i'll Maine... Henry Rich of
Clinton, Maine, called upon some of his old
friends last week. Dr. A. w Rich and
wife are away for two weeks trip to Deer
Isle, Bar Harbor etc.. Oscar Roberts who
has been in the South several wears, is now
in Brooks. Rev. Frank Dollott preached
at the [ mon Church last Sunday afternoon
and will he there again next Sunday at 30
y. m. The Friends Chapel has been new
iy painted inside and out and presents a
fresh and attractive appearance. Capt
Stanley Perkins has been kept quite busy
painting this season. Geo. Thompson has
been painting the Anterior house. The
Eoaolf Medical Company has sent ont piles
OF circulars and is l'll >hing business. -. The
wife of john H. Gordon is Very low at this
time and it is thought that She cannot re-
cover. She has been am invalid for MANY
wears and has been tendcrly cared for hv her
husband. 49,. Mrs. Emily Walker, who has
been quite i'll, is now very much improved
in health. Mr.. Thomas Jellison has been
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is thought he may lose one finger. He has
been unable to work for several weeks.
Mrs Margaret Huxford is still on the inva-
lid list, Among the recent marriages we
note that of Miss Lola Ham to Asa Jones.
son of Geo. A. Jones, formerly of this town.
and Miss Edith, daughter of E. g. Hall, to a
gentleman from Monroe
WINTERPoRT. Mr.. Charles r. Carleton
and Miss Carrie +. Crockett We're united in
marriage Thursday evening, June 9Th, by
Rev NJ. q. Prescott, The wedding took
place in the Congregational Church in the
presence OF the relatives and a few invited
guests. The bride wore very becoming
gown of cream white silk trimmed with lace
and ribbon, and a corsage bouquet of pale
pink roses and looked very nice. Soon after
the ceremony the happy couple crossed the
river to Blcksport where they are to reside
a number of their friends gathered at the
ferry to see them off and the customary
showers of rice and old slippers were sent
after them. Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton We're the
recipients of many nice presents Among
them We're a nice willow chair, large lamp.
silver spoons, silver and glass berry dish.
glass tea set, a good supply of table linen
towels, &c. They take with them to their
new home the best wishes of their MANY
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Emerson
celebrated the first anniversary of their mar
rage Friday afternoon. Quite a number of
their friends and relatives from Prospect
and few friends in town We're present. and
the occasion was a very enjoyable one. Ice
cream, cake and other reshments We're
served, there was some good singing, and
before the company broke up they gathered
on the velanda and We're photographed Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson left Monday for a visit
to Laconia, n. HI. They We're accompanied
by Mrs. Enersons sister, Mrs. Sanborn
Morris Prescott, who graduated at the e,
Nj. &. Seminary last week is at home for a
short time. Chas. Torrey, of Steuben, spent
few days i'll town last week. Miss Abbie
Johnston, of Barre, Mass. is visiting her sister