The Republican journal., 1892-07-21
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

PALERMO. Mr.. ?. S. Worthing is repair
ing his house. making great improvement.
-. Mr.. George Dow died in Boston. Mass,
and the body was brought home for burial
... Herbert Bachelor lost a horse last week
While having Farmers are busy securing
their hay crop, which is very light $50. Willie
Moves has come home tn help his grand
father carry on his farm.
FREEDOM. Mr. William Dorlnan is spend
ing his vacation with his grandfather, Dr.
A. j. Billings. Prof, and Mrs. Carter b.
X cen returned Friday. $40. Miss Josie SPRING
CT is visiting Miss Lucy Aver. Freedom
and vicinity has sustained IA great loss in
the death of Mrs. Alden j. Whitney. In the
few years that she had been with us we had
learned to love and respect her very much.
Our sympathy is extended not only to her
husband but to her parents, as she was their
only child, and to his aged parents, ITO whom
she devoted her life. Her exemplary life
may be protitably followed. Her remains
We're taken to Norridgewalk -. The hay crop
will he secured in good condition, but is very
light. The Kemp family had pleasant
evening anu full house.
SOUTH KNOXVILLE. E. II. Cram has clos
ed his mill for the season. We all miss the
chatter very much, and hope it will not be
long before he starts in again with his VIM
ter's work, He will help his father s. d.
Cram, on the farm for while. :. Misses Hat
tie and Matte Edmunds, of Lynn, Mass,
are visiting at their old home c., F. Corners.
Mrs NJ. II. Moore, of North Union, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Norton Pease
80. South Montville can now boast of "a
dressmaker, as Mrs. Cora Cram has inst re-
turned from Belfast, where she has been for
three months working with Mrs. Snow, one
of the leading dressmakers. Mrs Cram
will open her shop at S. ID. Grams, and all
who want stylish dresses and coaks please
give her IA call. 1t is the sincere wish of all
her neighbors and friends that she may pros
per at her new work. Friends from Wal
than, Mass. ARE visiting at Josiah Simmons
Mrs. David Gilman, who has been on the
sick list for long time, is failing Mrs.
Frank Gilman is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Hope.
MONROE. Mrs. Lulie Baker, of Minnesota,
formerly Lulie Atwood, is visiting at her
fathers, Mr.. Freeman Atwood. She has
little daughter Ethel, 3 years old, with her.
She has not been home for five years. 1t is
a great pleasure to her parents to have her
and her little daughter spend few months
with them after 50 long a separation. >. Lou
Mary, little daughter of William and Jennie
Burgess died suddenly last week. She was
about one and half years old. 1t is thought
the child had tit caused by cutting it's
teeth. She was an only child and the par
ents deeply mourn their loss, which is very
hard. Mrs. Franklin Chase has been visit
ing her sister in Hampden, Mrs. Lillian
Clark. The house where she visited was
owned by Mr.. George Sweetser and was
built i'll 1902. Although it has been kept in
good repair there are many things that look
ancient, such as slide panels in the doors and
chimney that takes up part of the house.
etc. Near the house stands barn also own
ed by Mr.. Sweetser that was a Baptist
Church For 80 years it was the only church
in Hamden Corner, and was built in 1914
Part of the plastering is still good and
the paper on one side of the barn is in
fair condition 1t is a very ancient pattern,
and visitors have torn off a large portion of
it for curiosity. The exterior has been re-
modelled and you would never think it had
once been a church. The inside work was
left as it was Fred Durham, of Virginia,
is visiting his brother, Capt. Tolford Dur
ham, and his sister, Mrs Mary Moore...
Rev. Norman La Marsh, of Searsport, is to
preach in our village church next Sunday
evening at Z o'clock, standard time. All who
heard Mr. La Marsh Memorial Day will
make an effort to be present.