The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-07-02
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

MORRILL,. A young man giving his name
as E. S. White, and claiming to be an agent
OF the boston Cooperative Business Asso-
citation left town last week without paying
for his five days board due a widow, Mrs.
Deborah Thompson. He is dark complex
iuned, has dark eyes and one stiff, crooked
leg. He was trying to sell mem bership GER
! TIT Gates in said association for fee of S.
| (See warning from the State Board of A gri-
culture, 81 page.-Ed. Mrs. John Went
worth OF Waldo and Mrs. Emma Hallett of
Lowell, Mass. spent the past week with
Mrs. Cynthia Blood. Miss Minona Blood of
Waltham, Mass, is expected home shortly
to spend a few weeks. Miss Thirza Blood
who has been sick since April with nervous
prostration, is SO tar recovered as to be able
TO ride out....Mr. l. ID. White and son La
forest We're IN Washington, Me- several
! days last week erecting cottage at the 1Ad-
vent calnpground. Rev. W. w Ogier gave
quarterly meeting sermon at the church
last sunday evening. Mrs. Marian Rhoades
and daughter of Belfast were guests of Mrs.
l. ID. White last week. Mrs. Abbott of
| Camden is visiting her sister, Mrs. Deborah
Thompson. Misses Winnie and Oracle
Simmons are at home for the summer
Mrs. Hannah Thompson has been quite i'll.
1.-The village school closed successful
term last week. 1t was taught by Miss
Mary Mason of Montville, a graduate of
Castine Normal School. Several DAYS be-
for its close flag staff was raised, and a
fine large American flag flung to the breeze
on the school grounds. A pretty sight last
Sunday was the 100 scholars in our Sunday
school,. Horace Brown of Lawrence.
Mass, was in town last week . Roscoe
Smith has d new barn up and boarded on
the site of the one recently burned by light
ming.
BELMONT. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Rivers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ordway OF Sears
mont were IN town Sunday visiting MI and
Mrs. Fred Churchill. Mrs. Arabella Cum
bingham of Belfast is visiting relatives in
town ... Mrs. Mary Patterson of Lynn,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Adam Nichols. Mr.. Wilbur Higgins of
Somerviile, Mass, is in town and will spend
the summer with Mr.. c. P. Morrill,. Mr..
.. S. Written of Toledo, Ohio, is spending
the summer with relatives here Mrs.
Helen A. Jordan, who has been in Boston
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Carver.
has returned home. Mr.. Fred Moody and
his mother, Mrs. Martha E. Moody, and Mr..
AL. Crockett of Windsor were in town last
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moody.
MT. Y. y. Jordan, who is employed in
New Hampshire. is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Helen A. Jordan, until after the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Howard of Belfast were
IN town Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs ].
Willis Fenwick. Mr.. Henry H. Fletcher
OF Roxbury, Mass, was in town last week
to bring the remains of his little boy, Everett
b. Fletcher, who died in Roxbury of the
measles, aged l year, l month and II DAYS.
He was accompanied by his two brothers,
Edward S. and Allen S. Fletcher. Miss
Eta Brewster of Brockton, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Elliott Clement Mr..
Elisha Swift, who has been quite sick, is
now better Mr.. Edmund Brewster of
Camden was in town last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred E. Lamb We're in Camden and
Rock land the last of the week The lottery
tended. Mr.. Wilbert S. Clark has made
very extensive repairs on his barn . The
Kings Daughters will have picnic at the
turnpike, Camden, July 4th. There will
be a picnic at Ca eb Lambs cottage july
4th and dance at Mystic Grange Hall in
the evening. "A party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Morse Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Morse and son Harry, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Morse and son Elijah. and daughters Lottie
] and Gladys Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Foss, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Lamb, Mr.. Hollis Lamb, Mr..
Willard Morse, Mr.. Miles Pease, Misses Ar
| letta Swift of Belfast and Jessie Morse,
| Lille Lamb, Lillian Achorn and Bertha
Elms spent Sunday, June 2lst, at Temple
| Heights at MIR. G. W. Morses cottage, "Sol-
diers Rest" They plrtook of picnic din
ner consisting of salmon, pastry, etc, and
all had very enjoyable time. They return
ed to their homes at late hour wishing
that they may all live to have another en-
| joyable time like that next year. Your
scribe got left on this occasion, but next
year he will be on time.