The Republican journal., 1895-09-19
County Correspondence.

PALERMO. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nutter Of
Camden visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Nutter, recently. Clarence
Parmeter has visited friends on Marden hill.
His health is improving. Frank Carr at
tended the fair at Lewiston. Boman Chad
wick and wife visited at John Blacks re-
Gently. -. Maria Marden visited friends in
Lewiston and attended the fair. Mrs. s. G..
Norton and Miss Edna Cain of Belfast WIS.,
tied at John Gains Sept. sth.
WALDO CENTRE. Miss Nettie E. Went
worth arrived home Sept. Sept. 9TH, from
Taunton, Mass. Mrs. Hannah Swift and
daughter of Thomaston, Me-, have been
visiting her brother, Gilbert Keller. AL
man Keller and Etfie Colson have been
spending week in Camden with relatives.
-. Arthur NJ. Patterson and family and
Miss Belle CT. ments returned to their home
in Whiting, Iowa, Sept. 9th. :. The fourth
anniversary of the W. G. 7. U. was held
with Mrs. A. J. Simmons Sept. Sd and was
a very pleasant event. Quite a number of
the Loyal Legion were present and ice cream
was served to all. The same officers were
installed for the coming year. There was
Sunday School picnic IN Patterson )
grove Sept 14th Mrs. Orrin A. Wade Of
OF W aldo are in Lincolnville visiting Mrs
Eta Fernald They will visit in Camden
and Rockland before returning .Albra
Clarey Is at home for a two weeks visit
from Nahant, Mass.
APPLETON. Mr.. Lewis Keene of Fremont,
Nebraska, accompanied by his brother, ii.
n. keene, Mrs. HI. n. keene and Mrs Chas
keene OF kockand, are guests of II. q.
Pease and Wife,. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woodbury. and children, who have been
her. several weeks, have returned to Haver-
hill. Charles Sukeforth has gone to Fort
Fairfield, Aroostook county, where he has
job as cooper on starch barrels. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Daggett of Iowa are in town.
guests of William Walker and wife. u. S.
johnson of Bridgewater, Mass, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. johnson. This
is his first visit to his old home for ten years
....Almond Gushee of Dorchester. Mass.
has been in town a few days, a guest of his
oAooAOAs3 -. y. duu L. VI. SIuSuG6. Mrs.
Emery Keller and Miss Helen Hills of
Thomaston have been at V. o. Keller's for
few days. Miss Geneva Thwing, who has
been visiting Mrs. Frances Gushee and fami-
ly, has returned to Watertown. Mass. :. Mrs
Lizzie Osgood and daughter, Miss Emma, of
Blue Hill, recently visited G. H. Page and
family. MIR. Geo. Stuart has returned from
trip to New Bedford. He stopped in Port
land on his return to take in the New Eng
land fair. .. Mrs. Lizzie Hemenwav and
children, who have been passing the summer
months with Mrs. Hemenway's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Pease, have returned to New
York. Mrs. Charles Dunn, who has been
seriously ill at her mothers, Mrs. Zenas
Fuler's, is slowly recovering. Mr. Dunn is
with her. Mrs. Irene Gregory and daugh-
ter Of Rpckiand visited relatives here re-
Gently. Dr.. Webb of Warren is doing con-
siderable dental work here. DIR. Webb was
in Boston many years, where he had an Of
flee and a good practice
NINALHAvEN Hiram Shirley, who has
been sick for some time, Went to Portland
last week to consult a physician. Mrs
Shirley accompanied him. :. Mrs, Matte
Hammond OF Bangor and Mrs. Sadie Patter-
shall Of Belfast have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs, Alex Blood. Mrs. Laura Shedd
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Snowman.
Mrs. Margaret Rollins OF Camden visit
ed relatives IN town last week. >. Miss La
Verne Graham has gone to Montville for
visit Edith Mcintosh has returned IT, her
studies at the Goriam Normal School. from
which She will graduate this year. . Frank
Wharft has entered the Burdett Business
College, Boston,. Mrs. John Green has
been III for several weeks, but is now nm
proving. Llewellyn Ninal is in Minneapo-.
lis visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed. Folsom =.
Miss Annie Shields, who entered the Nor
NAL Scnool at Castine this fall, has returned
to her home on account of sickness . The
opening OF the village schools was post
poned to September 10Th on account Of scar
let fever and measles, of which there were
several cases in town. The rural schools
began Sept. ID. Miss Laura Sanborn is
attending school at Farm ington. Our
local paper, the Vinalhaven Review.
has changed hands, and in place of the
former editor, MIR. o. q. Dinsmore, we now
have MIR. W. d. Andrews. The post office.
which has been removed to its new quarters
IN the Memorial building, presents very
attractive appearance. The location is
more convenient than formerly. MIR. and
Mrs. Leonard Vinal are mourning the loss of
their youngest child, Rena Maud. The little
one was sick for several weeks before the
death angel released it from it's suffering,
....William Y. Fossett and Miss Mamie A. |
Green We're united in marriage at the home
OF the brides grandmother, Mrs. John Bar
ter, Wednesday morning Sept. at half past
six. The parlors were handsomely decora-
ted with flowers, the most noticeable part Of
which was the large bell of flowers under
which the young couple stood while the
ceremony was performed. The bride wore ,
delicate dress of white Swiss muslin. Mr..
and Mrs. Fassett left on the O'Clock boat
for trip to Round Pond, Portland and Bos- i,
ton. after which they will reside with Mrs |
Barter for time.
September Sunshine
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