The Republican journal., 1896-09-03

PROSPECT 1LLAGE. lion. Seth L.. MILL
ken spoke at the schoohouse Thursday
evening Aug. 9th The house was more
than filed, over 800 being present, which
was a large audience for this small place
His remarks were at the point and no can.
did man could doubt the veracity of his talk.
Mr.. Milliken was the guest of F. G. Gun
bingham over night.
CAMDEN. Fire started Saturday afternoon
in the Bay View street steam laundry by
the explosion of gasolene heaters. 1t was
owned by H. E. Capen, proprietor of the
Bay View house Total loss 1000; insured
for $1,000 The building was owned by
Spence Nero. Loss, ST 200; insured for
5000 W. E. Curriers' stock was somewhat
damaged by water, as was an adjoining
building; no insurance. The fire was in close
connection with several frame buildings
which escaped the great fire of 1892
MONROE CENTRE. Mrs. L. 0. Robinson
spent last week at Northport. She was ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Estele Will
liams of Boston, who is visiting her. Miss
Williams returns to Boston next Monday.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gilmore from Massa-
chusetts are visiting Mr.. G.'s parents, Mr..
and Mrs Asa Gilmore. Miss Esther Ford
is very sick. DR.. A. C. Elingwood Of Bel
fast is attending her The Sunday school
picnic held at Swan Lake Aug. 18th has
left with the little ones, and older one as
well, happy recolections of an enjoyable
day They had trip up the lake on the lit
tie steamer, a picnic dinner in the grove, and
a treat of lemonade, candy and peanuts go.
Mr. and Mrs. G, S. Walker spent last week
at Northport.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mr.. Pembroke Car
ter and family spent several days last week
at Windermere Park. Mr.. Rufus Lowell
and Misses Alice and Bell Lowell attended
the High School reunion at South Montville
Saturday. -. Mr. and Mrs c. r. Richards
and little son, who have been visiting at
James Bartletts, have returned to Massa-
chnsetts. e. Miss Georgia Pratt of Belfast is
visiting at Jesse Frye's Our genial store
keeper, James Clement, is seriously ILL.,.
Miss Essle Sanborn of Belfast is a guest at
Mr. Folney Thompson S.. Mr.. Ralph Cain
and Misses Eliza and Etfie Cain visited in
Mrs. Eliza Bean, Mrs. Volney Thomson
and Miss Bertha Thompson are spending
two weeks at Northport Camp Ground.
SOUTH KNOXVILLE. B. F. Knowles and
son Ralph left for Charlestown, Mass, Mon
day. Ralph will remain there at school
during the fall and winter. David Gilman
and daughter Hattie are visiting and attend
ing the State Fair in Lewiston this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gilman and Bertha
Adams are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Fish
this week. Miss Lue Foster of Portland is
visiting for few weeks at her uncles, Park
man Woodman. The High school reunion
Saturday was a grand success. Tileston
Wadlin, teacher, and seventeen scholars
were present, with number of invited
neighbors and friends. One of the finest
collations was prepared by the sisters that
could possibly be enjoyed by a hungry
crowd. Mrs. Betsey Gilman is in Pitts
field for few weeks, visiting her son Fred
Gilman. ohm W. Prescott received SIS in
premiums at the Bangor fair
LIBERTY. Albert G. Smalley and wife of
Chelsea, Mass, visited last week at A. G.
Browns and S. T. Davey s. Miss Bessie
Wisdom OF Somerville, Mass, who has been
visiting here, has returned home. The
evacuation of the town has begun. Monday
morning Walter n Cargil left to become
student at the Maine State College, at
Orono Samuel Bagey, only son of Charles
Bagley, aged 10 years. left to become a cadet
in the I. S. Navy, entering on board the
old frigate Newark. Bessie Wisdom left
for her home in Somervile, Mass. The
Pulsifer family will return to their home in
Brooklyn. n. Y, Thursday, Willie Cargill
will enter the Maine Central Institute at
Pittsteld next Monday, and Ralph |. Morse
will enter Bowdon College at Brunswick
the Monday following. Mrs. Brookman of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is at j. j. Walker.
UNITY. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mitchell spent
last week in Dexter visiting friends
Harry Whiting is at home from Lowell,
Mass, visiting his parents. There were no
services here Sunday. Rev. n. LaMarsh
preached at the Park and had crowded
house. He delivered very able sermon
There was singing by the choir. Miss
w lHule "A UDOlG w mo mas Deen Ine guest OF
Lena Bartlett, returned to her home in Lynn
last Friday. Word came from Boston last
week that the young man who accidently
shot Mr.. Bartlett is in sad condition. Two
doctors attend him and it is feared if he gets
we'll he will be insane. They began cam
ming corn at the factory Aug. 18th. Farmers
say the corn does not yield SC we'll as last
year and is not as good. Mrs. Chas Bart
lett is quite sick with hay fever. Sadie
Pilsbury of Waterville is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pilsbury. Helen
Thomas went to Skowhegan Monday to at
tend the c. E. convention. She went on her
wheel. 49, Joseph Sawyer of Fairfield was in
town Saturday and Sunday e. Willie Tabor
is at home from Boston quite sick.
MONROE. Leroy Durham is at home on a
vacation from Massachusetts, where he has
employment as civil engineer. .. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Twombly are visiting her
cousins in Waterville and Augusta. Mr..
George Palmer is recovering and is able to
get to the store again. There will be
grand rally at the town hall Th lrsday even
ing Sept. 3d. Congressman James S. Sher-
man will speak. Mrs. Mabel Walker of