The Republican journal., 1892-07-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.


PALERMO. There was baptism at the NJ
+. Church at North Palermo last Sunday 10y
Rev. G. J. Palmer of Pittston, their former
pastor. Three We're baptised.
WATERPROOF. Mrs. Cutter, of Washing
ton, ID. G., is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. \
j. Crocker Mrs. Crocker's mother, Mrs
Mrs. John Lougee, of Haverhill. Mass, AZ
rived Monday night to visit relatives here
.... Mr.. Whittier and daughter from Mime
apolis the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. C.
Young Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe is very
feeble. Capt. John Sproul is failing rap
idly.... Mr.. Morton Knowles is very dam
gerously ill....A party OF eight young la
dies rode down from Bangor on their hi
cycles last Friday, returning home on the
boat. They found a very pleasant place on
injecting honse hill where they spread
THEN picnic lunch, in which they were join
ed by Misses Marion Rich and Ada Little
field, and later We're invited to Miss Mar
ions home to partake of ice cream. ....
Mrs. George Fiteld, of Brewer, and Miss
Lena Foster, of Hyde Park, Mass, We're in
town July 18th, and spent the night with
Miss Josie Brown at Mrs. G. +. Atwood's.
few days last week. Mrs. o. F. Knowles
of Bangor, the guest of Mrs. F. w.
Haley for a few days. Mrs. H. Pendleton,
of Waltllam, Mass. and her daughter, Miss
Stella, We're in town Wednesday and Thurs
day Mrs. Bush of Washington, ID. c., is
visiting Mrs. Emerson. -. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Weber, of Cambridge, Mass, made
brief visit in town last week 90. Miss Sadie
Eaton, of New bern, n. c., is visiting rela-
tives in town.. Mrs. Clara Merrill and her
son Harry, of Hudson, Mass, arrived last
Saturday for a stay of several weeks. Mrs.
Graves, of Orono, is visiting her sister, Mrs
John Snow e. Miss Alice Doe from the west
is visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha Doe
Mr.. James Nasons mother, who lives with
him, is very i'll. She had shock Tuesday
morning.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Berry and family, of Chatham, Mass, are
visiting relatives in town. Mrs. Staples, of
Portland, is spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. A. &. Colcord. Mr.. Charles
p Staples is at home a short vacation
Miss Lena Sprowl, of Winterport, is in town
visiting her aunt Mrs. Dora Marden. -. Mr.
Adrian Trundy arrived home frlan Camden
Monday night and will spend some time in
town. DIR. and Mrs. Herman Hichborn
md fa, mi # a
Capt. and Mrs. II. A. Hichborn's for the
summer. Mrs. Luther George has gone to
Winterport to visit her sisters Mrs. Thaver
and Mrs. fainter. Miss Esther Randell, of
Belfast, is visiting Misses Elva and Lizzie
Randell, whc arrived home last week from a
ten days visit in Greenwood, Mass. Miss
Thompson, of New York, is at Mrs. Della
Hichborns for the summer. Mr.. Ellie
Griffin of Westboro, and Mr.. Allie Segar, of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting relatives in
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randel re-
joice in the birth of daughter. Congratula-
tions are extended to the happy parents. -.
Mr.. Will Ames is suffering wi til fever and
has been confined to the house for some time.
Capt. and Mrs. NJ E. Colcord and family
arrived home Sunday from voyage to the
South. 80 E. H. Denslow and family, of New
York, are at their summer home on Cape
Jelison. Mrs Sanborn, of Norway Me-,
is the guest of the Misses Hichborn. Mrs
B. F. Brown has been spending several days
in Exeter with her son, Mr.. Walter Brown,
Several gentlemen of our town have
bought the yacht Lark, and are fitting it out
for trip to Isle au Haut. Misses Martha
and Mary Perkins, of Boston, arrived on
Wednesdays boat, and will spend some
weeks with their sister, Mrs. 7. M. Richard
SON.. Mr.. Lewis Mudgett. who is "a years
of age, has cut all his hay, amounting to 2 ~
tons, alone, this year. Can any one beat
that record 2. Mr.. Herbert Devereaux is to
go upon the road canvassing, soon... There
will be no services at the Universaiist
Church next Sunday, it being Miss Kings
bury's vacation. Y. P. G. U. Sunday even
ing at the usual hour. Subject, Procrastina-
ton, Jas. 4: 1917. All are welcome.