The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-25
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

EAST SEARsMoNT. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
are visiting at Will Bickforl's s.. Miss
Lizzie Hunt has gone to Worcester Mass,
on a visit. Mrs. John Cunningham and
children have returned to their home in
Franklin, Mass. Mrs. Charles Robinson
and daughter, Lottie ARE at George Donnell's.
... Miss Josie HYDE of Boston, Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Flora Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hunt are at E. P.
Mahoney's for two weeks.
EAST THoRNDIKE. Drs. r. H. and S. F.
Chase and Miss Ethel, of Massachusetts,, ART
visiting Mrs. B. A. Files. -. Miss Rose Hodg-
den is teaching in the Palmer district. Mr.
| Charlie Chase of Middleton, Conn, visited
his aunt Mrs. b. A. Files recently. Mrs.
X. j. Knowlton returned to Waterville last
week. E. Ross c. Higgins left town last week
in the interest of the Cooper Dip. He will
visit towns in Franklin and Somerset coun-
ties, returning by way of Bangor, where he
will advertise the Dip during fair week.
Miss Carrie A. Ferguson, who has spent sew
eral weeks here with her mother, Mrs. JOS
| eph Higgins, leaves this week for Minneapo-
| lis, Mimi, where she has been engaged sew
eral Years as teacher of mathematics. Her
numerous friends here wish her a pleasant
journey and safe arrival in the western city.
80. Several people from this town will at
tend the Eastern Maine State Fair at Ban
gor.
FREEDOM Mr., Miles, of Brookline, Mass.
and Miss Emma Edwards of Belfast, visited
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Edwards visited her parents in Belfast last
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Reuben Sibley
and daughter visited Mrs. Crosby Fowler in
nifty last Thursday and Friday Miss
Anna Bouter is spending a week at Belfast
and Northport. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gowen
are visiting Mr.. B. Gowen and friends in
this vicinity. Mr. Frank Clark has bought
the Nose house and will begin to repair it
immediately. The Village Improvement
| Society will have necktie sociable at Bry-
ants Hall Thursday evening Cake and ice
cream will be served So. The Lad les Club
meets with Mrs. b. w. Downs WeCnes-
day afternoon. The ladies' circle meets
with Mrs. Eliza Clement Thursday after
noon.. The quarterly session of the Waldo
| Nooh w M ne ueitl III LlllS place on
Saturday next. Mrs. NJ. T. Mitchell and
Mrs. c. Bellows drove to Liberty Saturday
and stopped at Hotel Waldo.
SANDY POINT. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hut
chins and daughter, two Mr.. Newmans, and
Mrs Winton and daughter, all of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, are at f. l.. French S.. Mr.
Albert Rhodes is at NJ. F. Harriman's. He
| has completed his boat began some time ago.
Mr.. Ira CODE and wife have returned to
Boston....N. S. French and son have gone
to Hancock Point, for few weeks visit
Mr.. Bunker and Mr.. harrington, of Brewer,
We're at Capt. ]. +. Stowers Sunday
| There will he preaching next Sunday morn
| ing. Rev. b. b. Merrill and family have
returned to Brewer.. Mrs. Robert French S
house is still full. Miss Roberts ana Miss
Green have returned from their vacations
and are in the knitting shop. Dayton Bic1-
| more leaves for Castin@ Normal school this
week. Mr.. Frank Perkins mill was burn
ed last week no insurance. He hopes to
build again soon. One OF his men is sick
with typhoid fever aud has been removed
to Mrs. Ioung's Mr.. Henry Moulton is car
| ing ion him. Mrs. Lucinda Hartman
furnishes watermelons for a sociable this,
! Thursday. evening. The ladies will furnish
| cake... Capt. b. f. Rice and wife arrived
from Brooklyn last week. Capt Rice makes
but short stay. Capt. Willis Rice and
wife are expected this week from BROOKLYN
| PIT1SfIELD. Aspecial town meeting was
| held Saturday to see if the town would ac-
cept new street, which has been laid out
and completed, crossing 4. p. McMaster S
| land running from the Pittseld and Pal
| nyra road on the east to the Hartland road
on the west, which will include the building
of a bridge across the river near the new
mill in process of building. The vote was
carried and the bridge will probably be built
as soon as possible. Three new two story
houses are already up on the new street and
are nearly ready for the finishing. Satur-
urday evening, Aug 18th, the Republicans
OF Pittsield and vicinity organized a Har-
rison club at Perkins Hall, the HEADQUARTERS
of the Republican town committee The
Plttstield band played several selections and
afterward played ill the hall. There was a
large attendance of Republican voters, and
over 100 We're enrolled members of the club
Remarks We're made by several gentlemen,
and much enthusiasm was manifested The
Republicans also had hag-raising last Sat
urday night. The Democrats had theirs a
week or ten days before &c. E. Kimball
and family have returned from IA two weeks
sojourn at Sandy Point. =. Mrs b. Thomp-
son and some others have returned from Old
Orchard. Hon. f. A. Powers of Houl1on.
and a part of his family are stopping at the
old homestead farm, with his mother. in
West Pittsfeld. Prof. H. H. Rrvant and
family have returned from a several weeks
so]ollrn at the sea Shore. Mrs. E. NJ Dollotf
with three of her children, is visiting in Mon
roe. Miss Winnie Haskell is going to Bos-
ton soon to perfect herself more fully in
painting.
| w. Morey are w. j. Pickance and Miss Har
raden, of Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. A. E. Wiggin,
Miss Faustilla Wiggin and MI Orren Bart
lett, of China, Me-. Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Daggett and Mr.. Marble, of New Haven
Conn, are visiting at j. r. Mears' =. MI.
Oscar Storer and Mr.. Harry Hartwen of
| Boston, Mass, are at Mr.. Silas Storer's
Miss NJ attic Jbt.l,ay of Rolf.c+ WING =, ,,,,.,+