The Republican journal., 1896-09-17
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

Zelsco Fosters last Monday evening was
all present. Mrs. Olive S. Bartlett has
gone to Massachusetts for a short visit to
friends and relatives Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Fitzpatrick and two sons, who have been
visiting relatives and friends, have returned
to Danforth Considerable damage was
done by last weeks storm. The bridge known
as the High bridge was destroyed also the
Ramsay bridge; and the bridge near Mes
ser's Corner was damaged, while washouts
and minor damages abound.
BELMONT. Mr.. A. J. Bartlett of Boston,
of the firm of Bartlett Bros. & Co., was in
town last week visiting relatives :. Mrs.
Sadie knight of Linconvile was in town
Sept, 9th, visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fish
OF Appleton We're in town Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moody. Mr.. John
Moody of Windsor was in town last week
visiting his brother, Frank Moody. Mrs.
Laura Trask of Windsor was in town last
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Mabel Moody.
The Kings Daughters have voted to have
t''S''Ni'NAAe> Aiet'i
and winter, Services were held Sunday
forenoon at the home Of Mrs Will Fenwlck.
PALERMO. There was gain of Re
publican votes in Palermo, and the town
meeting passed off quietly. Silver votes
We're almost out of the question. ......
Allen Goodwin, who has been confined
to hls room by sickness for the past
two weeks, is now slowly recovering.
Mrs. Alice Simpson of Augusta, whose hus-
band deserted her a few years ago, was
found drowned in the Kennebec river at
Augusta, Friday noon. She was formerly
of Palermo and was buried from the NJ. E.
church Sunday afternoon. An aged mother
and little girl of seven years survive her.
Her age was about II years. II S. Hatch
and wife spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Allen Goodwin.
MORRILL,. George Clark and wife and
little daughter Of New Haven, Conn. arriv-
ed in town last week on a visit to relatives
.... Elisha Brown of Lawrence Mass, and
Herbert Kendall of Canton, Mass, came
home last Saturday to vote at the State
election. Benjamin Robinson of Massa-
chusetts arrived in town on visit last
week. -. We had a pleasant call from Capt
g. I. Randlett of the Boston Board of Health
steamer Niglant last Friday. -. .Tileston
Wadlin and wife We're in town Sunday.
Miss Bertha Hatch has been very sick the
past two weeks Rev. Wesley Wiggin and
wife of Hubbardston. Mass. are in town,
He preached here last Sunday evening"
A brand-new girl at Roscoe Cross Alvin
Knowlton is at work in Lawrence, Mass
THE ground is full of water. Potatoes are
rotting and corn ripening very slowly.
Rev. G. E. Tufts viii preach here next Sun
day at II A NJ. Miss Blanch Starte is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. X. G. Blood. Stephen
Pays0n is visiting his father, E. A. Payson.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr. S. B. Merrithew
and family arrived home Saturday after a
very pleasant visit of two weeks in Brock
ton, Mass. Miss Grace Griffin returned
last week from a visit to friends in Bangor
Mrs. john Lancaster spent the past week
IN Camden with her sister, Mrs. John Ward
we'll, and arrived home Sunday. Capt.
Charles Ames of the steamship Rosalie of
Seattle, Wash, who has been spending a
81 Llrt time with his mother, Mrs Margaret
Ames, left by boat Saturday accompanied
by his brother, Nj. William Anles, who will
return with linn to Seattle. Dr. Herman
Hichborn and family left on the boat Satur-
day for their home i'll Cambridge. Captain
Eden Shute of sch. Fawn came up from
-,,1I I,
Sunday. Edward Lafolley was in town
last week and returned Monday to Ban
gor, where he is employed .... Mrs
Amanda Costigan and daughter Ada of
Hampden We're in town Sunday calling on
friends and relatives. Miss Leila Payson Of
Waldo was in town Saturday, the guest Of
Mrs. E Imam Dickey .... Capt Ralph Morse
arrived home Saturday night and will re-
main several months. Mr.. and Mrs A. M
Ames and MIR. and Mrs. Charles Rendel
Went to Monroe Monday afternoon to re-
main until Friday. Mrs. Myra Crocker
died Sept. 10th, after long and painful i'll
ness. She leaves one daughter, an aged
mother, three brothers and one sister and
large circle of friends to mourn their loss
he GubIIS tOlHuuully extend UH6lr SEmpa-
thy to the bereaved ones. The funeral ser
vices We're conducted by the Rev. c. H.
Wells of Belfast.
APPLETON. Riverside Hall was filed
Saturday evening with one of the finest au-
diences ever convened in our town to listen
to Judge Reuel Robnson's speech on the
political topics of the day. The speaker
held the close attention of his hearers, as he
presented the facts which so many, who
have always voted the Democratic ticket,
are now accepting as truth. The Union
Cornet Band enlivened the occasion with
some of their choicest selections, Misses
Edith Bessey and Mae Andrews taking lead
ing cornet parts. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Young and daughters Leta and Hazel, of
Liberty, were guests Saturday and Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Davidson. The
Grangers had a picnic and clambake at
Halls shore, Sennebec point. Wednesday.
The Good Templars the same day held pic
mic on Barrows shore at the Oaks. Ambrose
Fish has taken the Appleton house, and in
tends to run a hotel where the travelling
public will be we'll fed and cared for The
name of the house will be in future, "The
Georges Valley House." The former pro-