The Republican journal., 1895-09-19
CAMDEN. The body of James Kidder was

CAMDEN. The body of James Kidder was
found hanging in his barn Friday morning.
His family we're away and it is thought he
committed the act two days before. The
cause was dependency.
LIBERTY. The Y. p. S. C. E. held social
Sept. 10th to get funds to buy lamp for the
outside of the church. Mrs. j. G. Cotton
of Newton. Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
| A. A. Brown. The schools in the village
have begun. Mr.. Fletcher Of Unity teaches in
the upper district and Miss Edith Grady of
Palermo in the lower district.
MORRILL,. The cemetery fence which late
ly arrived. was erected last week. 1t is
great improvement to the village and q
credit to those who labored SO earnestly to
secure it,. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Woodbury.
are visiting in Aroostook county. Mrs.
Sarah Meservey of Liberty and Mrs. Abby
Philbrook Of the Head of the Tide, Belfast,
visited their brother, J. r. Mears, the latter
part OF last week. "A six years old horse
of D. W. Morey met with serious accident
last week. He slipped suddenly while feed
ing in his stall and came down upon an up
right stake, which penetrated near the heart
1t was thought at first that he could not live
but he seems to be improving.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. The Y. C. u.
have changed the time of their meetings
from evening to 3 p. M, and in connection
with the Sunday school, hoping that by join
ing, the attendance at both will increase All
who are not members of the Y. p. G. U. are
cordially invited to attend the meetings and
| to assist in the services. Mr. Harrison
Small remains very critically i'll and but lit
tie hopes are entertained of his re-
covery. Miss Annie Park remains quite
i'll and her many friends will be glad to
learn Of her recovery. The Current Event
News Club will meet with Mrs. Horace
| Griffin to-day, Thursday. Mr.. Frank H.
Cousens is at home from Kingman for
short visit. Mrs. Flora Ames and Miss
Laura Marden went to Bangor last week
and spent few days with Mrs. Carrie Lam
caster. Mr.. John Littletield and wife of
Brewer We're in town last week. DIR. Her.
man HichbOrn and family returned to their
home in Cambridge, Mass, last Thursday,
| after spending several weeks with Capt. H.
A. Hichborn. Mrs. Octavia Heagan re-
| turned from Castine last Monday. =. Miss
| Mabel Simmons of Castine is at home for a
| few days.
| Troy. Last week every road led to Mon
| roe, and many of our citizens reached the
terminus of that road and found themselves
on the nice fair grounds of that beautiful
village. This week the Unity Fair will hold
the attention of the people, where they may
see grand display of the fruit and products
OF the farm and farmhouse as well. "A cold
wave struck this vicinity last Friday night
and Jack Frost reft traces Of his footsteps on
many gardens. The farmers are nearly
done harvesting. Some report potatoes as
rotting badly, while others are in good con-
dltion. Mr.. Albion Piper of New York
city is visiting his mother, Mrs Caroline
Piper. Mrs. Piper is So years old, and is as
smart as many younger woman. We hope
to keep her many years to COME. Mrs.
Rebecca Snow of Roslindale, Mass, and her
sister, Susie Snow of Chatham, Mass who
have been visiting friends in town, have re-
turned to their homes. -. Timothy Halves
week. Benniah Harding and M, f, Leath
ers attended the Free Baptist Quarterly
meeting at Dixmont last week Mrs
Georgia Files and children of Bangor visited
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Pierce, re-
Gently. The Misses Minnie and Nellie
Hiiiman and Miss Luna Ferguson have re-
turned from South West Harbor, where
they spent the summer. Miss Bertha Hill
man remained and will teach school at Bass
Harbor
STANDPOINT. Capt. j. P. Showers is here
for a few weeks. -. w alter Rice left last
week for a visit to friends in Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and New York James
Richards spent several days of last week
here and left Saturday for his home in SOM
ervlle, Mass, accompanied by his wife and
child, who have been here during the sum-
mer.. Freeman Higgins of Bar Harbor is
visiting Ernest Partridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 81. Norm have returned to Somerville.
Mass. Mrs. Nellie Bunker of Brewer and
James Showers of Hampden have lately WIS.,
tied here. Last week a cow owned by
French 4 Co., at the duck farm became en-
tangled in rope by which she was tied and
fell breaking her neck. Miss Charlotte
Lucas entertained twenty-five of her little
friends last Saturday afternoon. It was her
fourth birthday. Mrs. Joseph Patterson
of Rockland made short visit here last
week.. Mrs. Susan Staples is visiting in
Sedgwick. A. A. Shute and family and
Mrs. Edna Cousins of Camden are here for
visit. Miss Voretta Crockett of Dix Is
land is here with her grandmother, Mrs. F.
A. Maxfeld, and will attend the fall term
of school. Sch. r. L. Carter is discharpinp
coal for Ross & Co.. Rev. d. W. Hardy
preached here Sept. 1st. Rev. C. W. Fisher |
will preach Sept. o. Both were former pas
tors here and are always warmly welcomed. |
PROSPECT. Sunday evening, at the Sun
day school concert in the Ferry schoolhouse,
We saw Capt. Evander Hartman, and he |
said: How old do you suppose the schooner
Good Intent is that was spoken Of in The |
journal last week? She went down river