The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-10-29
County Correspondence.

CAMDEN. J. d. Mills has begun a new
house on Pearl street....L. A Page, who
has had a candy store here for the past
three years, is selling out his stock and in
tends to spend the winter at his old home in
| Bucksport. ... Mrs. B. G, Adams, Mrs. John
| son knight and Mrs. III. l.. Alden, repre-
senting the Monday Club, attended the
State Federation of Womens Clubs in Port
land recently. ...,.Miss Alice Wetherbee,
who edits the Camden column in the Rock
land Star, is visiting in Cambridgeport
/ Miss Lena AldIs has proven an energetic
news gatherer in her place, ...Rev. j. d.
Evans Of the Congregatlonalist church has
/ returned from four weeks vacation. He
much enjoyed visiting friends of his own
nationality, Welsh, and renewing his ac-
qgaintanct with that tongue. w. ". Jus
/ tice If Germantown. Pa, recently bought a
part Of the Wright estate The buildings
| are to be altered and repaired and by next
! year it will probably be one of the finest
| summer residences III town....A fatal dis
| temper is prevalent among orr feline resi-
| dents Many valuable cats have fallen vic
! Tins to it,, Rev. Y. 2. Wardwell has been
| supplying the NJ. E. church in Belfast. Miss
| Sarah o. Pendleton is visiting her brother,
| Rev Silas Pendleton of kenduskeag
Miss Cora Mixer of Penobscot is with g. A
| Colson y Co., to learn millinery. Mrs. j.
| F. Stetson and daughter Louise are in Bos-
ton for short stay...A large chorus choir
| has been organized in the M. E, Church I'M
!. ~. ,f +l,o
! soloist and vocal teacher, f. H. Thomas.
! Whooping cough is prevalent and many of
the school children are at home sick with
it, There has been but one death, that of
the montl-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Heal. The fourmasted schooner
Sycamore, Capt. j. G, Crowley, is receiving
| repairs at the lobster factory wharf.
SwANvILLE. Mrs. Fred Park of Boston is
the guest of Mrs. F. NJ. Stevens. E. A.
Robertson had an old fashioned husking
assisting in the store of Jackson &
Mcintosh. The l.. A. S. met with
Mrs. Mary. +. Nickerson last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. III. NJ. Chase has gone to
| Chelsea. Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Frank E. Nickerson. DIR. J. S. Cole and
daughter Florence have returned from a
hunting trip also Harvey Harris and others.
We We're shocked to learn of the tragic
death of Lillian, daughter of John G. Nealey
of Winterport. She attended high school
here one fall and Won many warm friends
who extend their sympathy to her bereaved
parents and children. Those of our peo-
pie who remember Corrie Blanch Hender-
son. member of Emery Cunningham $
family for several years will be interested
in the following, clipped from the Worces-
Ter Telegram of Oct 1st.
ga quiet wedding took place at the home
of Allen A. Henderson at p. Ill. yesterday.
His daughter Miss Corrie Blanch Hender-
son, was married by Rev. Harlan P. Smith
of Dewy street Baptist church to DR.. Bert
rand ARA Chapman of Springfield, VT The
couple stood in the parlor in the bay win
dow, behind them being large framed por-
traits of themselves. The ceremony was
witnessed by twenty friends. The couple
entered the room to the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin, played by Walter A. Merrill, Or
ganist of Dewy street Baptist church. Fred
T. Field of Brown University was best man
and Miss Bertha Farrar of Groton was brides
mdlU. i he Drlu6 wore travelling costume OF
of blue covert cloth with saith trimmings.
The decorations of the the rooms We're in
violet. A ring was used in the ceremony.
just as the last syllable was uttered COM
pleting the service, despatch containing
congratulations was received from the
brides former employers in New buryport.
The friends of the couple sent them off in
great style. The carriage in which they went
to the station to take the u p III. tram for
keene, n. H., was deliberately decorated
with white ribbon. On the rear was pla-
card with the words: eve are Just mar
ried don't tell anybody" An assortment
of Old shoes and bouquets was also included
in the adornment OF the hack. They will
stay in keene two weeks, and then go to
their new home in Springfield, Vt. Mrs.
Chapman was for five years employed
nurse at the Worcester lunatic hospital, but
recently has had charge of the Ginning room
of Wolfes' tavern in Newburyport The
| proprletors of the house, Messrs. Towle and
Johnston, presented the bride with dinner
| set of $50 pieces. The couple was literally
/ remembered otherwise by their friends in
the way Of gifts. Among the guests were
Mrs. w. H. Chapman and Miss Jennie
Chapman of Ludlow, Vt, Mrs. Ruel Mussey
of Unity, Me-, and Walter Hubert of New
buryport."
Mrs. Chapmans Swanville friends extend
congr atulations.