The Republican journal., 1896-07-30

Bartlett OF Boston IS guest OF MI. James
Bartlett. Miss Loula Mason of Belfast
visited Mrs. freeman johnson last week. -.
Mr.. Leonard and Mr.. Merriam of Morrill,
have bought the grass on the Elisha Carter
farm and have been cutting it.
IsLEsBoRo. Mrs. Catherine Sherman of
Islesboro, widow of the late Robert Sher-
man, is 96 years of age. Her health is good
and she is still able to enjoy the comforts OF
life, and bids fair to round out the century
mark. She now resides with her son-in-
law, Captain Clifford Pendleton, but until
recently lived in the same house in which
she was born.
SANDYPo1NT. Mr.. G. E. Kimball and
family of Pittsfeld are at the Alumni cot
tage for a vacation. Mrs. Lottie French
has returned to Stoneham, Mass, after a
vacation at her home here. Miss Inez A.
Maxtield arrived home last week from Pat
ten, where she has been teaching school. 80.
Mrs. Almeda Greenwood and son of Med
ford, Mass, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. A. w. Shute of stmr. Penobscot lately
visited his family here. Miss Eva Boynton
of Bangor lately visited her aunt, Mrs. Levi
Staples. Misses Frances and Henrietta
Small of Nashua, \, H., are at E. &. Cliff
ford's for a few weeks. Mrs. Lena West
and little son of Belfast are with relatives
here. Norman Perkins of Penobscot is
visiting his sisters here. Mrs. Will Bond
has returned to her home in Needham,
Mass. Mr. Bond, who is in poor health will
ran,aip sovoro1 4 Snow LOTT
received one thousand bushels of grain from
Boston by sch. j, Barnes. The third party
arrived at the Hersey Retreat last Friday
for one week. Misses Kate and Hattie
McKeag and Mr.. Charles Mack of New
York arrived Saturday and will occupy their
cottage for few weeks.
PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Clara L. Daven-
port and son Horace of Quincy, Mass, are
stopping few weeks at Capt w. D. Harri-
man s. Miss Helen Harding returned to
Stoneham, Mass, July 9th. Miss Lizzie
D. Wilson returned to Bangor July 25th....
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Grindle went to Brooks
vile July 25th to attend the funeral of Mr.
G's mother. Mrs. Kate Perkins of Lowell
Mass, is visiting Mrs. E. NJ Perkins and
Mrs Emma Luke. B. G. Avery and Cliff
ton Coggins have gone to Bluehill to work
on stone. Miss Josephine CHM gave a
lawn party to some of her friends last Fri
day evening. Ice cream and cake were
served and all pronounced it good time.
The guests were H. G. Somes of Mt. Desert
Miss Grace Libby of Boston, Mass. Charles
Banks of Green's Landing, Miss Helen
Harding of Stoneham, Mass, Miss Lizzie
Wilson of Bangor. B. G. Avery and wife,
Thomas Heagan and wife, Capt. W. D. Har-
riman and wife, Capt. Rufus Hartman and
Mrs Matilda Dow of this place, and Mrs. S.
S. Heagan of Clifton, Mass. Miss Martha
Hartman entertained few of her friends
at her home last Friday evening. The La
dies Circle held at the school house July
23d was a great success. A goodly number
were present and fine program was enjoy
ed by all. Cake and lemonade We're served
during the evening. Mrs w. D. Hartman
entertained party of friends at her home
last Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles CHM of Belfast visited relatives
here last Sunday Charles Banks went to
udllOW ell ldSb lhUuudS W NOlh Oh SUUuH.
II. G. Somes and Willard Batchelder left
here for Block Island July 9th where they
have employment on stone Capt. Walls
IN sch. Lizzie Lee arrived here July 18th.
He will load stone for f. L. Warren. :. Miss
Clara Avery Of Detroit, Mich, visited at
George Avery's last week. NJ. G. Proctor
and his nephew, Arthur Brown arrived in
this place July ODD. They drove all the way
from Boston and We're about three weeks on
the journey.
SwANv1LLE. Miss Nettie Black of Chel-
sea arrived Saturday and will be a guest in
the family of Capt. 7. D. Nickerson for
eight or ten days. Your scribe is indebted
to Rev. I. S. Ford for a bunch of beautiful
pond lilies. Leroy Batchelder is at home
from Detroit on visit. Misses Jessie
Nickerson. Halle Robertson and Mr.. Rob
ert P Nichols are stopping at Hillside cot
tage. At Union Lodge are Mrs. Sheldon,
Chas. Sheldon and Mrs. Whittum. Mr.. E.
D. Black and family of Melrose and Mr..
Chas. Black are at lockwood. Miss Angie
Gilmore, who has been stopping with Mrs
Mary D. Nickerson, returned to her home
in Searsport last week. Miss Addie Bailey
of Auburn is the guest of Miss Flora Mari.
..Perley McKeen found a pair of glasses
and fountain pen near his house July 22d.
.... Hosea P White lost one of his span
while moving last Friday. Apparently
something stung the younger horse and they
began to run. Before Mr. W. could get them
under control the colts bride broke Mr..
White aprang from the machine and tried to
reach the colts head, but failing in that, at
tempted to unshackle the machine but fail
ed, and was thrown to the ground. When
he got to his horses they were piled up by
stone wall and the old horse so badly cut as
to become useless. Mr.. Charles Webbis at
home. Mrs. Noble of Boston is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Robertson. r. D.
McKeen, who was in town few days last
week, has returned to Lincolnville. -. The
Sacred Concert al the church last Sunday
evening conducted by Prof. A. E. Bailey
was unexceptonal4y fine. 1t was such an
intellectual treat as our people are seldom
fortunate enough to enjoy. The solos rem
dered by Miss Florence Cole and Miss
Emma Bailey deserve special mention and
also the duet by Mrs. and Miss Bailey. Prof
Bailey is a thorough scholar as we'll as fine