The Republican journal., 1896-07-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

visiting at Fred A. Mariners. IF. A. Fol
We're in town Sunday. Mr.. John Bryant
and daughter Mabel of Searsmont We're in
town Sunday visiting at Mr.. James Bryants.
IA party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Lamb, W. j. Heal, Miss Arletta A.
Swift, Bert Lamb, Miss Lille Lamb and
Ralph E. Whitten tried their luck at Duck
Trap mountain Sunday picking blueber-
ries They all came home with well filled
pals. Mr.. and Mrs. ] A. Johnson, Evan
gelsts, will preach at the schoolhouse at
Belmont Corner next Sunday afternoon and
evening.
and child of Lowell, Mass, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sands W. Hunt. Mrs. A. NJ
lngraham Of Belfast was in town one day last
week Mrs. Nellie Cunningham and two
boys of Franklin, Mass, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Arnold. Mrs. Gun
ningham has bought cottage at Northport
Camp Ground, and intends TO spend part of
the summer there May " oodS of Rockland
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. David Young
....Clara Mahoney has gone to Lynn, Mass,
for few weeks visit. Fred Wyman was
IN town Saturday. John Cummings and
family arrived from New York City, July
10TH and intend to spend part of the sum-
,ner on their farm. George Cunningham
cut his hand badly while wedding in the
garden. He accidentally took hold of a
piece of glass with some weeds.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. The S. B. 1. Society
met with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ward in their
lovely new home July 10th. Forty were
present. A bountiful repast was served
from $50 to s 80 p. N. and all pronounced
1t one OF our pleas antest meetings. They
will meet with Mrs. Grace Ames July 3Oth
IA party consisting of Mrs. Abby NJ
Thompson, Mrs. Jennie Ward, Mrs. Clara
Haley, Mrs Elsie Killman, Mrs. Ora Libby,
Mrs. Ella Littefeld and Master Joe Gerrity
OF Bangor took days outing with Mrs A.
A. Glnn on the mountain July 17th. After
leaving Mrs. 6. at her beautiful home Liz
zie took the lead home, all expressing de-
sire to 60 again next week and take more
with them. Miss Lena Colson IS spending
a few weeks at Temple Heights in Northport
with her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs, Colson
Miss Elvena Grant is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Good
win Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gerrity
and son Joe of Bangor are visiting Mrs. G 8
mother, Mrs. Richard Killman. Mrs II.
&. Farris of Bangor and Mrs. George Pierce
of Brooklyn, n. Y, visited Mrs. Fannie
Libby and Mrs. NJ. S. Ntudgett last week.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr. Elman Dickey.
ST., arrived home the past week after an
absence of several months. E. Mrs. Evelyn
Barney of Putnam, Mass, visited Mrs
Addie Dlckey the past week :. Mrs. Olivia
Ryder and children of Bangor are visiting
her parents, Capt, and Mrs. David Berry,.
Mrs. Harry Griffin and daughter Pauline of
New Bedford, Mass, arrived by boat last
Thursday aud will remain through the sum-
mer. Mrs. John Tabor of New Bedford
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Avalena Griffin
for short time. Mrs. Jennie Thayer and
daughter Bell visited her mother, Mrs
Octavia Heagan, the past week. Mrs. AL
bert Kelley and daughter Amy of Presque
Eleanore Beam after very pleasant visit Of
several W weeks with friends in town, return
ed to her home IN Hallowell last Fri(lay,...
Miss Leila Payson OF Waldo is spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Addie Dckey. Misses
Lille and Flora Monlton are visiting friends
III RockIan Mr.. Maitland Lafolley and
Capt. Fred Clifford will open a grocery
store and market in the store lately occupied
by Mr. +. F. Staples. Mr.. Will Deyereauy
OF New York is spending his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Carrie Devereaux. Mrs.
John Randell and Miss Eva Randell are
spending several days with friends in Bel
fast. Arrivals by boat, Sunday: Miss
Esther Ellis, Miss Cora Dyer and sister
Maud, of Quincy; Mrs. Maggie Staples of
Boston; Miss Marion Fields Of Charleston
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark and family and
Mrs. Henry Clark and children of Boston
Mrs. Morgan of Somerville Mass DR..
Eugene L. Stevens of Belfast spent Sunday
in town with his brother, DR.. George Stevens.
and family. Mrs Clara Shute and sons,
Harry and Eugene, arrived home Tuesday
from Rockland.
LIBERTY. Arthur V Martin, the Repub-
ican candidate for Representative from this
class, is one of our very best citizens, an
honest, upright, sincere man, and clean
cut straight-out Republi can, without an if
or but. No man can say aught against
him. He comes of good stock His father,
the late Pearl Martin, though a Maine man,
lived for many years in Massachusetts and
was an officer in the Boston Custom House
for fifteen years. Gen. Augustus Martin,
eX-mayor of Boston, and the present Police
Commissioner of that city, is half brother
to Arthur v, our candidate. We do not
hesitate to say that if there are any persons
who fail to support Mr.. Martin at tie polls
there is something radically wrong about
their Republeanism. We also predict that
II Mr.. Martin is elected he will be the peer
OF any one sent from the county in either
branch and an honor to the town that sent
HIM. There was quite a sad runaway in
the village last Wednesday. While Miss
Blanche Moody and Miss Millie Norton
We're attempting to turn the carriage in the
dooryard of Judge Knowlton the wheel
cramped, upsetting the vehicle, W hich was a
top buggy The horse started to run when
the carriage upset, throwing the young la
dies out and urng them quite severely.