The Republican journal., 1895-07-18
COUNTY CORRtSPONDhNCE.

/ COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
| THoRNpIKF. II. j. stevens and family of
Bangor are visiting AT n. N Higgins
Harry Foster w Freedom Visited friends w
town recently. Mr. Frank Hobbs ui Pan
COR was III town July 1th.. gichard
Higgins and Herf Stevens made a trip 10
Maranoeooi Iuy 6th. NH. and Mrs J. II
Stevens ana Mr.. and Mrs Y. \. Higgins VII
/ tended the 4tMo Jnly celebration in Morrill,.
... The meeting WI Harvest Moon Grange
Saturday evening, Jplv 18TH wlll be the last
meeting upt after having. The third ana
fourth degrees We're conferred on several
ranadates... Schools NJ tnwn cNs-d Jnly :,rt,.
| HALLDALE. There We're religious services
/ At tie Nose s.lloolhouse .EuiN ith. EeS T n
Pentecost preached iii the forenoon ana Rev.
James Washidrn in the afternoon. AT the
intermssion / picnic dinner Will hut coffee
was served hv tue sisters. ... Arrange ments
have been maae With Rev. j. Washbnrn to
preach at rh- NoSe schoolhouse another
Year. He wil he there tlr II Sunday iii
this month. Rev. 7. f. Pentecost preach
Cd Very interesting sermon there Sun
| day, July It'll Tile Ladies Circle Is taking
rest through having. Mrs. c. NJ. Glenn
ent, Who has Been visiting Here, l4ss return-
ed to her home III Lowell, Mass. She was
accompanied w Mrs. piantha Stevcnspn
| WHO Will spend the SUMMER With her elIil-
dren there. Oliver Giielrest returned
home from Hayerhill ,IulY 3d HI was Az
colnpanied hv his niece. Miss Minnie. Colby
F. +. Banron HAS returned from Port
land John Myriek and family Of Bel
/ faSr are visiting friends 10 this community
. j. +. Hall win Hill hs Cart ~ more
until after having Mrs William Board
Man has gone ip Boston d STOP 4 few weeks
49,. Rev. j. Wasilbllrn left for his home July
5tl, H. w;tS tQ preach in Cambridge July
| 7th
SwANvlLIH. AM of our schools but one
closed July d The Supervisor, Hon A. f.
Nickerscn ha- taken 4 great interest in the
school work and done mich toward making
the schools profitable Some excellent Ian
giiage charts have been provided for the
/ seh0els, " iiich have to be used to be appre-
| Grated. Misses Laura and Marion Ncker-
son are at home from Everett. Mass. Mrs
| S. u. Greeley and two children visited
here lately. Mrs. Wm. Clement Has been
sick but is better now... Mrs. Russell of
1 Newport has been canvasing the town With
silver polish MI. +. c. Peavey was at
home the Fourth. Alonzo knowlton has
returned from the training school at Bridge
water Mass. .... Miss Helen knowlton is
1 nt ~ HArhArt 4pl
Rand OF L nifty We're IN town July ith the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs q. Il. Morrill Mr.
and Mrs. W. Z. Damn We're in town July
7th.. Zenas Maddocl1s has returned from
Lowell. Miss Tina Niekerson is at home
from Portland. .Knfus Brown has lost one
of his horses w sickness. Comet Grange
will hold no more meetings until the first
Monday in August. The cottages at tile
Lake are all full and summer boarders are
tile order Of the day.
NISALHAvEN Mr. and Mrs S. Whitney
Cummings are rejoicing over the birth of j
seven pound daughter. Y. Mrs Hannah Nor
ton has returned from a Visit to her son at
Norw oo.l Mass. Tie remains of Fred
Calderwo ood, formerly If this place, We're
brought here Iuly 5th f9r interment. MI
Calderwood was Of the late Emery
CalleYwoot ana had resided here where he
haa employment I'LL the t. G Co., until
about d wear agu, when he moved to New
Hampshire His death was sudden, tile re-
suit of a stroke of paralysis. He leaves a
wife and two children, ont an infant of Two
weeks. Much sympathy is felt for the be
reaved family. AT the close Of the morn
ing service at Union church Sunday June
30th, about fifty remained to witness the
marriage Of Miss Susan Kelley to Mr.
William Bishop The ceremony was
the Episcopal service was used. Miss
Minnie A. Whtten acted as bridesmaid
ana Mr.. A. j. knowlton Of Brdgewater
Mass, as best man. The bride was charn
ingly attired i'll heliotrope silk, with trim
mings of white satin and lace. Mrs. Bishop
has been for several years one Of our most
active teachers and her sterling qualities
have gained for her many sincere friends IN
this place. Mr.. Bishop is a most exemplary
yonng man and their many friends wish
them a pleasant voyage through life.
The glorious Fourth ushered in by the
small (?) boy with tin horn, drum and ire
cracker, to the delight ca of all sleep-loving
citizens, and as the morning light dawned in
| the east neighbors We're to he seen eNchang-
ing wagons, gates, etc, that had become an
mated in the night and accidentally strayed
away. Excursions from Rockland Camden