The Republican journal., 1895-09-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.


COUNTY CORRESPONDENT
MORRILL,. E. A. Banks will organize a
writing school here Monday evening, Sept.
Both, at 7.15 O'Clock Mr.. Banks is gradu-
ate of course in penmanship at the Pen
Art Dept. of the Rockland Commercial Col
| lege. All who are interested in writing
should take advantage of this opportunity.
WALDO CENTRE Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Clements and Mrs. George Walton of Jersey
City Nj. visited Austin West Of Winterport
| last week. 80. Berton Clements has spent a
week at home, his friend Mr.. j. Knowlton
accompanying him. They returned to Mid
dletown, Conn.,, Sept. 23d. Mrs. George
| Walton returned to her home in Jersey
City, n. j., Sept. 23d. Her sister, Miss
| Lydia Clements returned with her. Mrs
Sarah j. Parker has a small orange tree
with seven fair-sized oranges on it-a novel
| sight to those who have never visited South
ern lands. Mrs. Parker and her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Henry Mckinley and Mrs Clar-
ence Smith, have very pretty collection of
house plants, including many rare varieties.
| Lovers of flowers should call and see them.
You will be cordially received. Isaac
Hatch and wife are visiting in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Patterson attended the
4th Maine Reunion at Old Town, Sept 10TH
Mrs. George Seavey of North Searsport
visited Mrs. Z. E. Wentworth the past week
during this dry season Herbert Went
worth has dug we'll and had the water
brought into his house. Nearly every one in
this vicinity is anxious for rain, as most of
the wells are dry and cattle have to be
driven a long distance for water. :. We are
glad to note the safe arrival Of Arthur NJ.
Patterson and family and Miss Belle Glenn
ents in their Western home. They found
their home opened by friends and breakfast
waiting for them. :. Rev H. I. Holt of Nor
ril will preach at Silver Harvest Grange
hall next Sunday afternoon at =. 80 P NJ
| STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Lura Simmons
returned TO Boston on Saturdays boat after
spending several days with her mother,
Mrs. r. Simmons, who has been quite ill.,.
Mr.. Albert Kelley of Presque Isle made a
short visit in town last week -. Mrs Phin-
cas- Griffin and children left on the boat
Thursday for their home in North Attleboro,
Mass, after spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Augusta DevereauX. Mr.
o. b. Lovejoy and wife Of Rockland are
visiting Mrs. Darius Berry I'LL. Mr.. John
Staples and wife Of New York, who have
been visiting friends in town, returned to
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Of Hallowell is visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Croker
Of Belfast We're in town Sunday. !. Capt.
Ed. Hichborn is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Robert Hchborn. DR.. J. a. Pierce and
family, accompanied by Mr.. Amos Treat,
started Monday porning for Windsor, Me-
They will be absent two weeks. Mr.. Frank
ton, where he has employment. Miss Flora
| Moulton is visiting friends in Belfast Miss
Mary Plummer of North Searsport is visiting
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Rendell. Mrs. Lewis
Partridge went to Castine M ,nday to spend
several days with Mrs. William Wescott,
who is quite ill.,. We are glad to learn that
Mrs. Charles Park, who has been seriously
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friends hope that she will soon be restored
to her former health. Miss Emma HIGH
born is visiting friends in Northport. Mr..
Harrison Small passed away Tuesday morn
ing, aged IS years.
WHEREOF. Quarterly meeting ser
vices were held at the NJ. E. Church last
Sunday, Rev. II. ". Norton officiating. At
the close of the morning services four were
received into the church, and one at Filing
woods Corner in the afternoon. Sunday
was the hottest day of the season here, the
thermometer registering 1902 in the shade
in many places, and Monday was but few
degree less. Mr.. John Shaw of Boston is
visiting friends here. He will return home
this week accompanied by his daughter
Ada, who has been here some weeks, and
Mrs. A. w. Shaw, who goes to Boston and
vicinity for a visit. Frank Simonton left
I Monday for Middletown, Ct, where he is to
attend college. Mrs. Freeman Thompson
has gone to Houlton to visit her son, l. H.
Davis. MIR. and Mrs. Fitzroy Kelley OF
Chelsea are at the old home for brief visit.
49,. Miss Clara Haley is at home from Po-
land Springs. Col. A. K. Bolan and fam
lily visited friends in town Friday and Sat
urday. H. A. Boan Of the Commercial
House accompanied them back to Castne.
Mrs Peter Hardy Of Elingwood's Corner
visited her son Thomas last week. Mrs.
p. B. Lord went to Bangor Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. E. F. Fox. Mrs.
G. NJ. Chase went to Thorndike to attend
the funeral of her sister-in law, Mrs. Betsey
| Files. .Messrs. W. B. Belch4s and s. L.
Perkins are drawn to serve on the traverse
jury and E. G. Jones on the grand jury, at
the October term of S. J. Court. Miss Ada
Dyer has fine new Ivers Il Pond piano.
80. Hiram Miller of West Winterport has a
good situation as principal of an academy at
Brattleboro. Vt....A Winterport man who
cleaned out his we'll the other day found
the following choice assortment of articles
at the bottom: rats, 2 cats, buckets and
pals. pudding stick, hat. Mrs. Varney
left by Mondays boat for Portland, where
she is to have her eyes operated on at the
Eye and Ear Infirmary. She was accompa-
MED by her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Addie
Flemant, who will visit Boston and vicin-
lty before her return. Fire was discover
ed in the basement OF StOkeil's block Fri
day night about 100 by some young people
r turning home from q social dance. FOrtu-
nately it had not gained great Roadway and
by the prompt and efficient work of few,
what would otherwise have been disas-
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