The Republican journal., 1892-10-06

Seaside Grange to the number Of fifty o
more Will visit Silver Harvest Grange this
Thursday, evening
LOST IN Post Office square last Tuesday
plack shawl. If the finder will leave it Al
uihh q Fields store they will greatly oblige
Inc veterans are reminded of the Ora &c
Army reunion to be held at the west side Of
swan Lake, in Swanville, Thursday. Oct
18th
Mrs. Vesta NJ. Hurlbert, who has been
mere during the illness of her mother, Mrs
Neazle, left for her home in New York Tues
day
Probate Court will be held next Tuesday
and insolvency Court Wednesday. Octobe,
Term of Supreme Judicial Court opens Tues
day. the 18th, Judge Virgin presiding.
There is Chautauquan Society of Young
people in the city, organized last Monday
night, with Ida Carter, Pres. Sallie Durham.
wee Pres; Maud FernaId, Sec: Sadie
" lght, Treas. All young people are cordial
iy invited to join. Meetings held in the Bap-
tlst Church Monday evenings,
Hon. |. c. Libby will soon be established
at ms fine residence (lznown as the Swan
rlace9 on summer street, in Watervilie.
! , ne farm at Bnrnham, near the railroad,
Will oe carried on as heretofore. The spa
clous yards which Mr.. Libby has established
lner9 would be next to indispensable in
handllng the live stock which he annually
buys and sells. kennebec Democrat.
PooRs Mills. Mamie Mari, of Washing
* y-iCt c.. 4 NJ
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth,
VINO have been at work at Taunton. Mass.
are spending their vacation at his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Wentworth's The
Poor's Mills sociabe met with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Walker, IN Waldo, Tuesday aft ernoon
and evening". Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carver.
of Ninalhaven, who have been visiting MIR.
ana Mrs. j. w. Banks, returned to their
home Tuesday,. Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Went
worth returned home last Saturday from a
visit to friends and relatives in OrlanI
Capt, w. A. Wentworth returned home
Tuesday.
YACHTS AND BOATS. The yacht in COLI
sion with steamer in Vineyard Sound last
week, and vari0uslv reported as to dimen-
slons, etc, was not the Una, Well known in
these waters. The sloop yacht Yokohama,
owned by s. t. Mugridge, of Rockland. was
stolen from her moorings off Tillson's wharf
Sept. u. Three days later she was found
tied up at Simpsons wharf, Casters cove.
There is a clue to thief A. Webster has the
naptha launch Wanderer i'll his shop and
vii soon begin the work of engthening her.
...T The Edna is to have new keel Mr..
f. H. Hoag talks of putting an overhanging
stern ON his schooner yacht Clara this win
ter, and giving Her more mainsail . Chas,
Bfiers pinky Ella returned tins week from
a fairly successful trip, but brings the report
that Capt, Sewali Patterson III schooner Lit
tie Kate has not yet wet his salt The +.
c. B.. Capt. john G. Condon and H. /.
Woo'coch, and the pinl5y Nancy Hanks
Capt Ii. G., Bicknel and T, f. Cottrel. are
now daily expected As the latter was to
make only short stay unless mAckerel
were struck, it is thought She will return
With a load of No. Is.
| No KIDNAPPING Some excitement was
created here Tuesday by a report of some
| school children that little girl had been
| taken away from the South Primary schoo
| by stranger, and that no one knew where
| he had taken her. AS the police knew moth
| ing of the matter, but little attention was
| PAID To it until evening when 1t was told sc
positively that an Investigation was made
1t was found that Monday night a man Civ
ing his name Bert H. Metcalf, of Lewis
| ton, and claiming to be detective came OF
the train and put up at tie Phoenix House
tuesday morning man answering Metcalf
| description called at the house Of Mr. A. l.
Davis on Cedar street, ana there made en-
| quiries regarding FloSsie, an adopted ,iaugh
ter Ct MI. and Mrs. Davis. Not liking Iii
| appearance and actions Mrs. Davis did no
| give him very satisfactory answers ant
he asked some Of their present and former
neighbors about the child. Failing to Learn
| What lie desired he Went to the school
| house and asked her teacher and some of til,
| scholars, but did not learn anything. til,
| child parentage not being known here out
side the Davis family. Flossie did not 90 I,
| school Tuesday, and the story Of the kidnap
| also made enquiries as to an adopted daugll
| ter Of Mr.. and Mrs David Larrabee. blt
| appeared satisfied that She was not the chi Id
lie was in search Of He is probably looking
| up the whereabouts of some orphan or Other
| child, and hearing Of these two came here tt
! investigate.
| APPLETON, Nh. Randall Wel,nan has re
pared his house. Alnes Bros. are repairing
their ststve mill quite extensively. Isaa,
| Wellman's buildings are undergoing consid-
cradle repairs. q. W. Gushee is making his
| buildings more comfortable and convenien,
| by needed repairs. A little daughter OF
| Marcelus Cunningham is sick with whuop
! ing cough and cholera infantum. Mrs Ida
| Gushee and two children, of Dorchester
Mass, are visiting in Hope and Appleton
the guests OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| William Smith. !. The funeral of Mrs
| kellar occurred Sunday, Rev Mr.. Wells Oh
| [ Mon, officiating. The tioral tributes Were
| bountiful and beautiful. Miss Olive
| Creighton of Warren, is visiting friends il
Appleton, the guest of her sister, Mrs
| Elvira MeSeryey. Mrs. q. A. PeaSe has
! returned from Augusta very mach improve.
III health. Mr.. and Mrs jesse l.. Went
worth have adopted Ruth Counct, and she
is now Miss Ruth Wentworth Rev. Mr.
Brown, Of Dorchester, Mass. occupied the
| pa pit of the Baptist Church, with Rev. Mr.
Abbott last Sunday, and preached a Very in
teresJing discourse. Mr.. A. u. Farnham
, OF Rockville, will hold series Of meetings
| in the Baptist house beginning Oct. 23d !.
The scribe and his wife spent the past ivy,
a.,