The Republican journal., 1892-07-21

SWANvILLE. Ed. Cunningham has gone to
Bar Harbor for the summer. H. E. Gree
ley, of Bangor, was in town Sunday. Mrs.
Emily Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nick
erson, and Miss Gertrude HUTCHINSON are
spending few weeks at their old home .
Mrs John Greeley, of Bangor, is visiting
friends here We are pleased to notice the
familiar faces of Prof. Fred Park and wife,
of Boston Mrs. Mamie Boliver is at home.
THoRND1KE We wonder how many of the
journal readers noticed the rainbow thrown
across the eastern sky last Sunday evening?
1t was of unusual brilliancy and formed
complete span, remaining for several minu-
ties. All the colors attributed to the rain
bow could be readily seen with the naked
eye. Mr. Barney Higgins, while in the hay
field last week, saw deer emerge from
the woods and cross the field where he was
at work A Young deer is also report d to
have been seen here recently. Mrs. Fogg,
Off Hampden, visited Mrs. Jas. Higgins last
week.
BuckspoRT Judge 0. +. Cunningham
called the Republican caucus to order
Guy w. McAlister was elected, With Fred
A. Heath, secretary, and the following dele
gates were elected to attend the county con-
vention at Ellsworth, Wednesday, July 81 ::
E. 2. Emerson, \. c. Swazey, L. NJ. Nichol-
son, w. H. Gardner, Fred Keys, Donald
Nicholson. James Stubbs, E. l.. BeazIey and
w. y. Remicl1. Chief Justice john A.
Il F.,a I
| Moses, of the Robinson House, IA very pretty
present last week in the shape of solid
silver cigar ease all filled With extra fine ci-
CARS. Mr. Moses values the gift very high
! ly.
LIBERTY. The kennebec Journal core
spondent says: AS Joel &. Pierce and wife
of this town We're on their way to Belfast
Saturday they passed loaded. team and di-
| rectly behind the team was man on a BIZ
cycle Thinking the team turned out to let
! him pass, the wheelman came directly i'll
| front of Mr.. Pierce's team and frightened
| his horse badly The horse jumped and
| threw Mrs Pierce out and smashed the car
riage badly, but luckily no bones We're brok-
en-. She was bruised and badly shaken up.
..Danvers Cram intends to launch his new
steamboat next Saturday The engine is
three horse power and the boat will carry fiji
teen passengers. Mr.. Cram has built all the
engine himself and it is fine piece of work
manship, and much cerdit is due to him for
his enterprise 1t is fine looking little craft.
The farmers are busy getting hay. They
report about two-thirds of crop. but of a
very fine quality Mrs. Kate Neal of Liberty
and her sister, Mrs. A. NJ PuIcifer, of New
York, are ill Bangor spendinga few days va
tation... Hon. w. H. Hunt and wife are spend
ing d vacation OF IA few weeks at Owls Head.
Mrs. G. e. Sherman, living in the west part
of the town, died suddenly of heart failure.
July 18th, aged 81 years months and day.
800. Mrs. Avis Morse, of Bath, with her two
| children, are visiting her sisters, Mrs. Jane
Gilman and Mrs. S. S. Prescott, for a few
days.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. and Mrs. Chss.
Ames, of Bangor, visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Ames last week.. Mrs. Walter Brown, of
Exeter, Maine, spent few days in town last
| week Mrs. Brown sister, Miss Amy Berry.
who has been spending several weeks in
Exeter, has returned home for the summer.
Mr.. Frank Iibbetts of Stoneham, Mass. who
has been spending several weeks III town,
returned to Massachusetts, NJ nday. Miss
Carrie True Staples, who has been attend
ing school in Boston, returned home Satur-
day. Miss Leora Partridge has gone to
Castine where she will spend a number of
weeks. Mr.. j. &. Lambert, who has been
severely i'll for several days, is improving. 8.
Mrs. Frank Davis is very i'll. Mr. and Miss
Moulton, of Massachusetts, have been visit
ing the family of Nh VIM. Moulton .. The
two street lamps lately placed one at the
corner of j. NJ. Ames' stora, the other he
tween j. j. Lambert's and E. f. Staples are
a great convenience to our towns people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colcord and family of
New York, are spending the summer at
Capt. n. G. Clifford s. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Mudgett from Vermont spent a few days in
town last week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Mudgett. Mr.. S. A. Randell, who
has been confined to the house for several
days with a slight attack of illness, is able
to be out again Services at the Cniver-
saist Church next Sunday at the usual hour
Rev. Myra King >bury occupying the pulpit
Y. p. c. L. at I p. IN. Subject-Walk worthy
OF God, l Thes. PIP. The ChildEens Day
exercise in Colcord's Hall last Sunday after
noon was much enjoyed by all present. The
floral display was artistic, the children did
beautifully land the pastor, Rev, n. LaMarsh,
was at his best.
WATERFRONT. Mr.. Atwood Grant, of Phil
adelpha, and his friend Mr.. Murphy. visited
his brother George Grant June 9th and 10th.
Mr.. Grant was formerly Il resident of this
place, but has not been here before for quite
a number of wears. Mrs. Nellie Dickerson
and her sister Miss Eva Mugridge, of Boston
are visiting Mrs. j. w. Eveeth and other
friends in town. Mrs. Willie Carleton pre-
scented her husband with IA fine boy last
Thursday Mrs. A. ID. Harlow has been
quite i'll, but is improving. "A party of
young people made a very enjoyable excur-
sion to Hermon Pond on Wednesdav
Mrs. Lamb, of Camden, who visited her
daughter Mrs. George, last week, left for
home Friday accompanied by her little
granddaughter Minnie. Miss Carrie
Knowlton, of Camden is the guest of Mrs
George. Mrs Fannie Ellingwood of Conn.