The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
| CENTER MoNrvILLE. There quite
family party at l.. O. Carriers last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce and from
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Carter, of Bel
fast; Mrs. Fred Carter and four children;
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. Carter Belfast: DR..
and Mrs. f. A. Know ton, Fairfield with
Mr.. and Mrs. David SWEET, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Pembroke Carter and son and Ralph Carter
made up the party and very pleasant day
was spent by all. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and
son Thad left Monday for Iowa.
NORTH Troy. Mr.. George B. Cook visit
| ed at home Sunday. Mr. G. S. Noble, Mr..
Herbert Shattuck and F. A. Noble, of Pitts
| field, We're in town Sunday Mrs. Adele
Seavey. of Auburn, is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smart. Mr. Reuben
Carleton has been visiting in Etna the past
week. "A party from this town are camp
ing out at Moosehead Lake. Among the
| number are Messrs. A. l.. Woods and George
Woods, Walter Knight, o. b. Rhoades, AL
phonso Dyer and Freeman Myricll. A few
eases of measles are reported in town..
| The raspberry season is at its height and
quite good harvest is being gathered around
| here. The grain in this vicinity is fast
| ripening and quite a number have il already
housed.
lINcoLNvILLE Miss Grace Hall of Boston
is visiting her sister Mrs. A. l.. Frohock
| Miss II lll is old am,
from Boston alone. ... IL. A. Hills and G. w
| Carver have formed a business partnerSlnp
and will manufacture lime casks for the
market. -. The Fenwick Bros. are doing a
large business at Duck Trap manufacturing
lime casks, VIM Dyer, formerly of Nina-
haven has opened fish market in the old
Carver store, formerly occupied as I, meat
market. Mr. Dyer keeps a full line of all
kinds of tish....A government survey has
been ordered for the harbor at the Beach
and it is hoped that al appropriation will
| he made To carry on dredging operations.
The Harmon Bros. are doing a thriving
business in turning out lime casks. This
firm has been at work about year and their
business has been steadily on the increase.
They now turn out nearly 900 per week
UNITY. Mrs Rose Royal, OF Swanville,
is visiting Mrs, +. Perkins Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cookson are visiting at Mr.. Blanch-
ards i'll the south part of the town., Miss
| Lois Narney, who is teacher near New
| York City, is at home for her vacation.
Miss Lizzie Cook daughter of Mr. James
Cook, who is in the watch factory at Wal
1,n,, f, IL.
Bertha Rackhtf and cousin Lou Rackltf are
making short visit to Mrs. F. Written.
Mrs. Files and Miss Wiggin are staying a
few days with Mrs. S. Kelly. Miss Sara
Collier, of Clinton, is spending a few days
with Mrs. James Libby Rev. H. r. Dodge
and wife will take two weeks vacation,
leaving here Monday Aug. 1. After visiting
relatives they will go to Northport to be
there during camp meeting. The Ladies
Sewing Circle presented Mr.. Dodge with ten
dollars last week nearly all of it having been
collected in small mites at their sewing
circles. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker are
occupying part of the parsonage, and will
remain there until the new house is finished
which they are to occupy.
CAMDEN. Mr.. Geo. X. Hill of Boston ar
rived on the Saturday morning boat. Miss
| Hattie Derry, who has been confined to the
house by illness for the past three weeks, is
able IT, be about again. Mr. Fred Gould
while at work on a derrick Friday afternoon
passed under the boom while a large rock
was being hoisted and the boom tackle part
ing the boom came down on his head knock
ing him senseless. DR.. ID. b. Huse is attend
ing him and at this writing he is doing well
-. Large lots of wool are arriving on the B.
B. boats from the westward, for the mills.
....The Knox y oolen Co.'S large wool
storehouse is receiving a coat of dark red
paint which will greatly improve its APP
pearance. Mr.. Clarence Mathews, while
driving into town last Friday night. was
thrown from his buggy. He struck ON his
head shaking him up quite badly. His
horse was frightened by "A COW and holted
sideways on to the sidewalk No damage
was done to the team. Mr. Geo. Elliot is
moving into the Bumps house on Spring
street. The bridge on Atlantic avenue is
completed and is about ten feet wider than
before. There are two iron ratings the
Plaster Co. are shipping large quantities of
, their plasters. ). The shirt factory of G. H
: Cleveland is turning out large quantities OF
shirts and overalls. :. The Camden base ball
nine had their annual excursion to Vinal-
J haven last S turday, where they won the
game from the Vinalhavens The score stood
10 to in favor of the Camdens. Our boys
have not been beaten this season. Among
the features of the game were the fine catch.
ing of Hill and heavy batting of Wadsworth
Robbins and others of the Camdens After
the game the boys and girls took supper at
the Central and had dance in the evening
About $50 went from here and good time
was had by ALA large three masted
schooner was towedin here Sunday loaded
: with soft coal for J. & B. C. Adams.
The farmers are mostly done haying in this
vicinity. The crop is light