The Republican journal., 1892-08-11


| CENTRE MoNrvILLE. Miss Louise NJ.
Sprowl has returned home after an absence
of two months in Newtonville, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs John Pierce and son started for
their home in Fairfield, Iowa, Aug. 1st
having spent a month in their native town.
-. Master Fred Barlow, of Newtonville,
Mass, is visiting his aunt Mrs. E. A. Sprowl
| -. Mr. Leslie Nash and wife, of Pittstield,
are in town. A dance was held at Clements
hall, July 30.
EAST SEARsMoNT. John Cummings re-
turned to New York July 9th. ). Mr.. NJ.
Spear, wife and son, Of Augusta and F.
Reyes and wife, Of Worcester, Mass, are in
town, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S.
Hunt. Mrs. Charles Robinson and daugh-
er, of Somerville, Mass, are visiting at Geo.
Donnells Mrs. Jos. Wilson and Clara
WelcE, of Belfast, and Miss Maud Picker
! ing, of Salem, Mass, spent last Thursday
with Mr.. and NJ 5. E. r. Mahoney. Mr..
| Frank Elkins and wife returned to their
home in Jersey City, n. j., August 9TH.
We We're presented with a lovely branch
of apple blossoms, plucked from a tree in
the orchard of NJ Il. Hunt, Belmont, on
July 10Th. There We're seventeen flowers IN
the cluster. The opposite side Of the tree was
loaded with apples. Another freak is some
holyAocks i'll the yard Of 4. J., Mahoney.
One branch contains pure white flowers,
while the other is Il rose pink Mrs John
Cunningham and two sons, of Franklin,
Mass, are spending Il few weeks With her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis i. Arnold.
PIrrsfIE1p Rev. Wilson Lernun,l. pas
tor of tile NJ E. Church of this place. and
Mrs. Matilda NJ. Farrar Of Dexter, We're
united in marriage ON Monday, Aug. LIST, by
Presiding Elder, b. Z. Wentworth, assisted
by Rev. +. E. White. The ceremony was
performed in Dexter, where Mrs Farrar has
been an esteemed member Of the Methodist
church for many years, and where she has
many friends =. Prof. TAYLOR and wife have
arrived from Arizona. Mrs. Taylers health
has been much improved in the two years
she has spent there. Rev. Mr.. Read. with
his family, will spend his vacation in the
Provinces -. DR.. E. e. Bryant and family
have been spending week at Old Orchard.
j. G. Conner and family and many others Of
our citizens are at Old Orchard and Ocean
Park. Others at Northport, among
whom are Mrs. c. B. Haskell and family.
Some are spending their vacation at Bar
Harbor others at Lake Sebasticook, Isles
boro and other places. III. NJ. Tozier and
wife have returned from a two weeks visit
at Milford Mrs. Ct. w. Mansur and son
Walter are visiting friends in Hancock
Miss Helen Watson of Auburn, is visiting
o, S. Haskel's family. Miss ILL Haskell
is home from Auburn ON ID vacation, also her
brother Lon, who las for the past year been
foreman OF the press room iii the printing es-
tahlishment of z. y. Spencer Y Co.. at
Brattleboro, VT. Miss Mamie and Maude
Jordon, of Auburn, are visiting friends here
and at Hartand and will spend a few days at
North Newport with their aunt, Mrs. Clara
Turner, who has ii pleasant home the
shore of Lake Sebasticook. "A. w. e. r..
[. was organized here Il few weeks ago,
which bids fair to DO good work. w. L..
Pusher took charge of the Pittsteld National
Bank Aug, LIST. I'll. +. Libby John Gerard,
of Bangor, Mrs Libby and Mrs Annie
Millilen went TO Dexter, ii distance of
twenty miles, on their bcces one evening
recently and returned the next day Addie,
only daughter Of MI. and Mrs Joseph y,
) Phinney, died July 18th aged = Years. SHE
was Il Very bright, active little girl, much
beloved by her schoomates and by the Sun
day school of which She was a member.
J The blow falls heavily on her parents and
only brother The funeral was held at the
Universalist Church Sunday, where a large
audience of sympathizing friends met to lis
ten to the affecting and appropriate remarks
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Read. The iortl
offerings We're profllse and beautiful. A long
procession of relatives, friends and Sunday
school children followed the remains to the
village cemetery where they left her to her
silent repose. Mr.. IL. A. Libby and wife
have been visiting at Waterville and Bel
grade. Miss Ada Coffin has closed her
dressmaking rooms for a months vacation.