The Republican journal., 1895-09-26
County Correspondence.

EAST SEARsMoNT. Miss Elite Ames has
returned from Portland Adelbert Daily
of Vinalhaven was in town last week
Mrs. Abbie Mariner is at home from North
port. Jarvis B. Arnold was kicked by
horse Sept. 10th and the bone of his leg
splintered. DR.. Millett attended him. He
is doing well at the present time. ~. U.
Mariner Of Pasadena, California, contribute
ed So towards erecting an iron fence in front
of the East Searsmont cemetery.
BELMONT. Mrs. Sarah B. York of Her
mon is in town visiting relatives. :. DR.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Fletcher and son Edward and
daughter Sadie Of Belfast were in town Sept
18th visiting Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Allenwood
~. Mrs. Avira Armstrong of Belfast was
in town recently and called on Mrs. Helen
A jordan. William Fenwick Of Lincoln
Vile was in town Sept. 18th. Mrs. Burton
Robinson If Centre Lincolnvile visited MI.
and Mrs. G. W. Mariner recently j.. Mrs
Hattie F. Thomas Of Somerville, Mass, Wis
tied Mrs. 4. J. Donnell recently =. Misses
Abbie and Annie Morrill,, who have been at
home OH vacation. have returned to
Augusta, where they have employment with
the Gannett & Morse Co.. W. S. Foss
has been in Augusta visiting his brother
Melville Foss, who is quite sick with con-
sumption. :. There was socable at Mystic
Grange Hall last, Thursday, evening for
the benefit Of the cemetery at East Sears
mont.
WALDO CENTRE. G. E. Mcdonald has ar
rived home from New York where he has
been the past summer Mrs Louise Redding
OF Bedford, Mass, is visiting at Altman Rob-
erts'. The Waldo W. G. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Joel Fernald of Lincolnville,
Thursday, Sept. Goth. They will go on a
blackboard with William Coombs as driver
~. Mr.. Charles Peabody of Thomaston has
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. George San
born and Mrs. Frank Hawkins. James H
Wentworth and wife went to Old Town.
G. E. Wentworth and wife have been spend
ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. George Seavey
of North Searsport. &C. b. Patterson and
Mrs. Lola Hoffses of Belfast spent Sept. 18th
with his brother, Henry Patterson. Henry
Patterson is still confined to the house by
Sept. 23d with Herbert Woods Of Knox as
teacher. -. Mrs. Calvin Reynolds is spending
a week in Bangor with relatives. =. The Sun
day school picnic at Patterson's grove, Sept.
18th, was very pleasant event and one that
will long be remem bered by the children.
PROSPECT FERRY Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G.
Proctor have returned to their home in Dor
chester, Mass. Mrs. Ferd Hartman and
her three children are visiting in Peabody,
Mass. James Donovan went to Boston
this place attended the fair at Monroe
49,. Mrs. Fannie Wilson visited at j. T.
Shute's in Standpoint two days recently
"A little girl arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Coggins' Sept. 18th. She
was 80 very pr. tty and smart that they con-
cluded to keep her for life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Luke and Miss Bertha Croker visited
relatives in Belfast last Sept. 18th and
18th. Mrs. E. D. Hartman visited her
brother, Capt. A. J. Croker OF Winterport,
last week. Arthur Grindle visited his rel
atiyes in Brooksville last Saturday and
Sunday Mrs. Rebecca Hartman and
Mrs, Mary Smith visited their sister, Miss
Elmra CHM of Damriscotta last week. Our
Ferry correspondent sent a report OF tne
Sunday school concert, but we had pre- VI
ously received one from Prospect, and 1t
will be found under that head. Ed