The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

WALDO. Frank Bartlett cut his leg quite
badly with a pocket knife....J. G.. Little
field lost one OF his oxen last week with
what seemed like collie. E. L. Harding
and b. A. Clary have gone to Castine to at
tend school. Ross Littletield, who has
been at home on acation, has returned to
Taunton. Schools will begin Aug. 31st....
bad for harvesting grain.
| THoRND1KE. Mrs. r. S. Higgins, who has
been spending week in Troy, returned
home Sunday Rev. David Bracket will
preach at the Centre church Sunday, Aug.
30th at 2 P. M....M Miss Ivy Rollins of Troy
| was in town Sunday, the guest of Mrs. V. n.
Higgins. Miss Bessie Higgins visited Mrs.
S. c. Files Friday. Mrs, Leouard of Hamp-
den, who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Cole, returned home last week.
49,. Ed. Cole is at Northport for few days.
.....Mss Carrie Ferguson visited Mrs.
Charles White recently. Mrs Cora Cole
was the guest of Mrs. Fred Cornforth one
day last week, Miss Evelyn Higgins, and
Master Lewis Pblbrick spent several days
in Pittsfied last week, the guests of Mrs.
Silas Sprague.
BELMONT. Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Trefethen
! and Miss E. A. Rand of Boston, and Mrs A.
p. Carver and son Lester of Brookline, Mass
We're in town Thursday visiting Mrs. Car
ver's mother, Mrs. Helen A. Jordan. Miss
Inez E. Allenwood and brother Frank, ac-
companied by their friend Mrs, Alice May
Bemis Of Roxbury, Mass, We're in Lincoln
vile Thursday visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Sadie Knight. Mrs Augusta JOY and son
Irving of Milford, Mass, who have been
visiting her brother, Mr. Edward Wagner,
returned home Monday. Mrs. Angelina
Allenwood left Monday for months visit
to her sister, Mrs. Mary E. Ferren, WHO
lives IN Manchester, n. H Schools in
Nos. /, ., 3 and /, began Monday with the
following teachers No. l., Mrs Nettie B.
Mariners No >, Miss Grace Pendleton of
Belfast; No. ), Miss Gertrude Grey of Sur
ry. and No. 4, Miss Mira Jackson of Morrill,
| School i'll No > postponed a week on
account of the illness of the teacher, Miss
Lura b. Bennett of Montville
| PROSPECT FERRY Mrs. Thomas Daven-
| port and son Harold are stopping a few
| weeks at Capt. W. d. Hartman ST. Miss
Ethel Ridley IS visiting relatives in Bangor
80. Miss Alice CHM is teaching the Noun
tain school. This is Miss Ginn's second
term at that place. Several from this place
attended the Grange picnic held at Sandy
point last Thursday. All reported good
time. Mrs Jessie Babbage OF Long Island
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs j
S Hartman, last week 49,. Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Lane, and little daughter Hilda of
Brooks, visited at Capt. w. D. Harriman's
last Sunday Miss Georgia Peirce and
Miss Lila Clark OF Camden are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Heagan. =. Mrs. Arthur
Grlndle came down frolu Bangor and spent
sunday at his uucle's, Mr.. E. w. Grindes
.., Mr.. George Grindle and wife of Brooks
vile are visiting at E. W. Grindla's Mr..
j. A. Brewster of Camden spent Sunday at
Mr.. Thomas Heagan S., Capt. L. R. Walls
is loading stone in schooner Lizzie Lee at E.
L. Warren's quarry for Boston. B. G.
Avery came up from Blue Hill and spent
Sunday with his family.
WI. anu NILS. Df ron, WHO nave
been spending the summer at j. J. Walkers,
have returned to their home in St. Louis
l. G. Gritis has returned to Boston Miss
Burkett, who has been boarding for several
weeks at Mrs. Hattie Cloughs, will spend
few weeks with friends in Camden before
returning to her home in Somerville Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Elizabeth,
n. j., are visiting at Capt. R. S. Ayer's...
Mr.. E. j. Cunningham of Staten Island, n.
Y, was in town last week. Mrs Eta
Lowell Of Auburn and Mrs Ada Bachelor
of Bridgewater, Mass, daughters of W. G.
Crockett of Montville, have been visiting
friends in town the past week. :. Howe, the
photographer, has arrived in town. Ed.
Sanford says that the corn and beans are so
tall and stout in his garden that when his
folks send him into it they put bell on him
in order that they may find him if he gets
lost, which is almost sure to be the case....
Alden Johnson of Boston is visiting his
father, NJ. M. Johnson. ."Where are we
at ." A few years ago a man from Louisiana
bought place at South Montville, and now
a man from Chicago has bought the Henry
Payson farm on Bolan Hill.
STANDPOINT. DR.. Bean, wife and mother
who have been at Mrs. Jewett Ginn's sew
eral weeks, have returned to Natick, Mass
Mrs Annie Golf and Mis- Lizzie French
of Bedford, n. H., are visiting Mrs Dolly
Black and daughters. Frank French has
returned to Manchester, N. H, after two
weeks vacation here. Mr.. Frank French
and friends of Boston are here for a VISIT.
Miss Emma L. Partridge of Lowell, Mass,
is here for few weeks. Edward Libby
of Chicago lately visited his aunt, Mrs. AL
fred Black. Walter Rice has returned to
Providence, r. I....Mr. Albert Rhoades of
Boston is spending his vacation here. Mrs.
Alwilda Meade of Natick, NJ ass, has been
visiting her relatives here and at the Mar
rows. Mr.. G. W. Kimball and family of
Pittsfield, who have been here several weeks,
have returned to their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Staples are at home from North
port. "A large party from here visited Mt.
Waldo last week. The many friends of
Mrs. Cora Daggett Plummer extend their
sympathy to her in the death of her hus-
band, Mr.. o. 81. Plummer, which occurred
in Stoughton, Mass, Aug 10Th. Mr.. and