The Republican journal., 1892-07-07

1st at the home of Fred Young. He had be-
come a town charge and was buried the Sd
without relative present to follow his re-
mains. At the Republican caucus held
last Thursday L. A. Bowler and Henry Lee
man, who were for Burleigh, were chosen by
about % majority delegates to the Water
vile COW ention. Mrs. Emma S. Carr and
Mrs. Jacob Nelson went to Pittston this
week to meet Mrs. PAMELA Brown of Mari
nett, Wis.
APPLETON. Lindley Gushee went into
his cooper shop last Saturday where five
hands were employed and told them he
should discharge them all, as had help
enough of his own. It's boy, and they do
say Lindley is pleased. Mrs. Will Burgess,
of Searsmont, visited in town last week. -.
Llewellyn Williams, of Rockport, is at Jesse
Wentworth s.. Davidson and Currier have
taken charge of their store. Mr.. Currier has
been in town few days. They have we'll
selected stock of goods 1t cleared off
Monday morning and gave us IA very pleas
ant day for the Fourth There was no pub
lie observance of the day in Appleton....
parents i'll Damariscotta. She returned few
days ago accompanied hy lady friend Mr..
Fred Packard and wife spent the Fourth III
in Appleton. A large party from Rock
port picniced in leating's Grove enc day
last week. They had a jolly time. T. j.
Gushee has moved ON to the Graves place
near the Lake i'll Hope. Elmer Peabody
and family, of Union. visited his parents Mr..
and Mrs j, Z, Peabody, the it'll. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Gushee visited Mr.. and Mrs. I. j.
Grshee the 18th.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. J. f. Hichhorn
and Miss Hichhorn are spending the sum
mer in England =. Miss Eugenia Patterson
has gone to Washington, ID. C., where she
will remain several months. Miss Patter
son will be greatly missed by large circle
of friends. -. DR.. Isaac Parke is at home
from Bowdoin College, having just gradual
ed from the Rledical department there. 49,.
Mrs. David Tibbetts and Mr.. Frank lib
belts of Stoneham, Mass, ale in town, the
guests of Misses Lizzie Colcord and Frances
Cleaves. -. Mr.. Ernest F. West, of Stone
ham, Mass, is spending the week in town.
Mr.. Adrian Trundy was at home from Cam
den for the Fourth. Mrs. Harry Hatch, of
Camden, spent several days in town last
week. Mr.. Amos Treat is able to be out
again. -. But few attended the Grange pic
mic at French Beach, Monday. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed by those who did GO
80. Mr.. S. B. Griffin leaves this week on an
other canvassing trip. Mr.. E. H. Carey
of Quincy, Mass, i'll town for a few
days last week Miss Alice Croker has
returned from Northport where she has
been engaged in teaching school. Miss Elva
Randell is also at home from her school in
Sedgwick. Miss Faustna Cleaves of Qrin-
cy, Mass, arrived in town Wednesday and
will spend the summer here with relatives.
-. Mr.. S. +. Ellis, of Quincy, Mass, paid
a flying visit to friends in town this week.
Services at the Unversalist Church next
Sunday p. m. at the usual hour. Rev Myra
kngsbury will occupy the pulpit Subject
for the Y, p. c. L. Sunday evening, Chris
tian Power, Eph. & SIS. All are welcome.
LIBERTY. Accidents continHed: Last
Thursday as the son of Albert Turner, of
Montville, IA lad about IL years of age, was
driving IA three-years old colt attached to a
road cart down River street i'll this village
the colt took fright at something and be
came unnanageabe ran away and threw the
youngster out. His head struck against a
fence cutting his head and face ina shocking
manner He was supposed to be dead when
picked up. He was taken to the house of
A. =. Cargill and DR.. Porter sent for, who
brought him to. His wounds We're dressed
and his people sent for. He was able to ride
home and at this writing unable to
state Just how he is. as there conflicting
reports, one that he cannot live and the
other is that he is much better On the same
| day as mine host Aver, of the Waldo, was
driving down Bolan hill with young horse
the breeding broke and the horse ran
throwing Mr.. A Yer out. Clearing himself
from the carriage the horse proceeded on the
run to the village, where he was caught in
somewhat exhausted condition. Fortunate
ly there was no damage done except the an
Inhalation of harness and a few scratches
on the colt. Liberty was visited by bevy
of ladies from Belfast last Frday-twelve in
number. They came on blackboard drawn
by four beautiful horses with Flemming at the
whip They dined at the Waldo and appear
ed to enjoy themselves hugely. 1t is to be
regretted that the weather was such that
they We're unable to visit Haystack and b.
Ian Authorizations that overlook some of
the finest scenery in Maine, if not in the
world-at this season of the year. But if they
We're as much pleased with our village as we
with them. they will come again at no dis
Auburt Hurd, of FLORIDA, is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hurd, in this
village. Mr.. Hurd has been absent twelve
years. We learn that he is contractor
furnishing New York parties with large lots
of railroad ties -. Mrs. A. III. Pucfer of
Brooklyn, n. y. tnee Miss Frank Shibles,
formerly of Morrill,) with her son and
daughter will spend the summer with
friends in this village. Charles Pucfer
her son, is rising young artist. Though
but II years Of age, he has received three
medals from the art school, of Broukly
New York, viz. IA gold medal for the draw
ing of head from life; md, silver medal
for a life-sze oil painting from LIE; Sd, sill
Yer medal for the drawing of a life-size tg-
llre from life. He is also very fine pianist