The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

EAST SEARsMoNT School is district No. 3
began Monday under the instruction OF Miss
Fannie Toothaker. Miss Esther Clement is
teaching on the MuZZy Ridge. 80. Clara
WEIGH, of Belfast is in town, the guest, of
Clara Mahoney. The East Searsmont post
office is the proud posessor of new sign.
Mile St. Clair is in town. The boboEnks
have come and it is now time for farmers to
plant their corn.
RIVERSIDE AVENUE. Eugene Blanchard
has begun his milk route at Sandy Point.
Miss Ethel Beach, of Searsport, began our
summer term of school, May g.. Sunday
night, the Stl, river thieves stole from e.
Partridge two fiat bottomed punts-the small
one painted green, the larger one lead color
and a coil of rigging. Any intelligence of
them would be gratefully received by him. -.
The steamer Little Buttercup, Capt b.
Arey, leaves Fort Point every morning for
Bangor and returns earl Y in the evening tax
ing passengers and light freight whenever
signaled.
SANDY POINT. Mr.. Baxter, Of Quincy,
Mass, called upon friends here last week.
He is travelling in the interest of the granite
works, Nh. Lewis Hopkins has moved out
of f. X. Perkins house, and George Heath
has moved IN. L.. Mrs. Lucinda F, Hartman
;t, her neict, Mrs. Bond, from Sooner Vile
arrived last weell....A. b. French, OF jana
lea Plain, was i'll town last week, Rev. b.
Il. Merrill and son, of Brewer, made short
visit here last week. .. Mr.. Mansllr, Of Ban
gor, was down looking after his cottage
last week and is to have some painting and
other work done on it,. Rev Mr.. Houstons
and DR.. Eames' cottages have both been
| PAINTED recently. Mrs Chaplin. Miss An
ME Lord, and Miss Jennie French spent a
day with Miss Bertha Doe. last week in
Winterport.. Mrs. Stephen Smith has left
tur her home in New Work.
MORRILL,. Mrs. George Erskine, of Waldo,
only daughter of Deacon X. l.. Daggett, of
this town, was buried in our village cemetery
last Friday. -. The funeral services of Mrs.
Charles Brown, took place at the church last
Sunday IA. M, Rev. David Bracket otficat-
ing. -. Rev. T. r. Hogue has moved his fam
lily to Linconville Beach and DR.. John Ham
has moved into the vacated house. A son
and daughter of j. F. Sheldon have been
sick with scarletina Mrs. Barak Hatch is
a sufferer from a cancer....J Il. Mears, ID.
O. Bowen and DIR. John Ham compose the
local Board of Health for 1892. Mrs. Lot
tie Murch is visiting her sister in Somervllle,
Me-. Miss Myra jackson is teaching in the
Weymouth Dist. -. Mr.. Russell Cross has
bought an exceptionally fine bull calf, dark
red with white face, for which he wishes a
| mate.
CAMDEN. Arhor Day was quite extensive
ly observed here. The schools were closed
and the scholars enjoyed the beautiful day.
Many people set out shade and fruit trees.
Hon. j. +. StearnS set his entire crew of
workmtn TO setting ont trees The number
of fruit and ornamental trees set ont under
his supervision was about 200. -. The new
hotel at Lake City is asst approaching com
pletion. The frame is all up and nearly coy
cred and floors laid. A fine piece of road has
! been built by the company leading from the
main road to the hotel and the prospects
NOW are that the house will be ready for
business early i'll the season. 80. Mark Island
an island of sixty acres Immediately across
the bay from Camden, has recently changed
hands, and the owners, New Workers, have
contracted for a steamboat wharf to be built
this season Cottages Will probably come
next or a hotel.
Troy. Mr., NJ. F. Hammond and wife Wis
tied in Albion last week, Mr.. Hammond
will leave for Dover, New Hampshire, Mon
day where he is to build house. Mrs Ham
mnnd and son George will remain until the
house is completed. ... Mr.. Chester Hilman
and family have moved ON to the place re-
| Gently bought of Mr.. Hammond. L. j
Sanderson has bought mate for his colt OF
Mr., George Woods. -. Mr.. Abner Hodgdon
| is having quite a sale in fruit trees in this
| vicinity. Mr.. Reuben Rhoa,leS has lust
placed 10 apple trees and three pear trees in
his fine orchard. Mrs. Jos. Estes is at
work for Mr.. E. X. Parkman, of Unity. ...
| There is quite IA call for pasturing in this ii
entity. MIR. Perley Noble and Mr.. JOS Hard.
ing of Pittsteld. Were in town in pursuit VI
some. 49,. Miss Della Jordan, of Waterville
who has been visiting in town, has returned
The young child of VIII I.arrahee's is
quite sick.
BELMONT Mr.. Caleb Lamb has painted
| his house and put in new windows -. Mr.
| {. H. Meader will move ON to the Peter
! Tower farm this week 80. School began Mon
| day in Dist No. 3, under the instruction. OF
Miss Nettie b. Mariner, who is one of url
| best teachers. -. Mrs. James Colcord of Bel
| fast, was in town last week visiting hel
daughters, Mrs. Della Cunningham and Miss
Ablah Colcord. Mr.. ASA AleIwood aged
~ years, and Mrs. Hannah Fletcher, widow
| OF the late Samuel Fletcher aged 81 wears
! are both quite feeble. The farm buildings
of Mr.. Albert Moody We're totally destroyed
| by fire Friday afternoon. The place was
| formerly known as the old NJ. B. Hunt farm
Mr.. f. S. Fletcher, son of Frank Fletch
er, came from Boston. last week to move til,
! whole family t" Boston, where they will re-
side. In taking this family away the schoo
| district No. loses one-fourth of It's scholars
| Mr.. f. S. Fletcher is a very exemplary
Young man and we are sorry to part with tile
family. He, as we'll as his brothers, Henry