The Republican journal., 1896-07-23

CENIRE MONTVILLE. MISS Lucy Cusn-
man is visiting friends in Camden. Fred
Gay, who has been at work in Massachu-
setts the past two months, has returned
home. Mrs. Austin Carter and Mrs. Mus
selman of Belfast visited friends in town
last week
TROY. Mrs. Marcia Whitaker left town
last Monday for Fairport, Mich, to visit her
daughter. :. Mr.. John Bagey of Lowell,
Mass, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Will
Mutt. He left Troy ten years ago, and this
is his first visit since that time. Mrs. Fol-
som of Augusta has been the guest of Mrs.
Lewis Harding. Mrs Stone of Unity was
in town last week visiting her nieces at the
Vickery homestead. Mrs. Rowena Clarey
and Mrs. Vesta Chase, who have been spend
ing some time at their old home, have re-
turned to Waterville.. Mrs. J. NJ. Wyman
of Augusta, with her two children are the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. NJ 7. Dodge
STANDPOINT. Misses Adeline and Mary
Crosby of Lawrence, Mass, are visiting rea-
tives here. Edward Roberts of Somerville,
Mass, is at MIR. F. A. Maxfeld's.. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bond and son Sidney and
Master Harold Waning of Needham, Mass,
| are at Dr. F. E. Waning's cottage for few
weeks. Mrs. Ada Joyce and Miss Lizzie
Downey of Brockton, Mass, visited friends
here last week. Master frankie Dunbar
OF Penobscot spent last week here with rela-
tives Master Harry Wiley of Hampden
is visiting at Capt Samuel French IS. Mr..
F. F. Perkins and wife of Norcross are at
MrS NT1 " ,,1o
Richards are rejoicing in the birth of little
son-Clifton S. = born July 17th. Alice
Richards and Ernest Blanchard each have
a new wheel.
PROSPECT FERRY. Miss Lizzie E. Pierce
of Peabody, Mass, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Vennie Hartman has returned
home from Massachusetts, where she has
been visiting the past two months. =. Miss
Mildred Grindle visited relatives in Brooks
vile last week.. Mrs. Everett Perce's
mother Of Bangor visited her last week..
Frank Smith of Bucksport called on friends
here last Sunday. Miss Freda Hartman
entertained a few of her friends at her home
last Saturday evening. Ice cream and cake
were served, and with vocal and instrument
tai music the evening was passed very
pleasantly. The party consisted of Fl. G.
Somes of Mt. Desert, Miss Lizzie Wilson of
Bangor, Charles Banks of Greens Landing,
Miss Josephine CHM of this place, Miss FL
mira CHM of Damariscotta, Mrs. Mary
Smith, Mrs. Anna Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Avery,
Miss Evelyn Avery, Charles Bennett, Frank
q
OF this place. Lester Hartman has gone
to Boston to go as first mate with his
brother, Capt. w. III. Hartman, in sch.
Robert Graham Dunn. Mrs Orilla Nc
Mann entertained the Ladies Circle at
the school house July 22d.
BROOKS. Isaac and Harry Staples have
sold their Harbinger colt "Galatea' to Sam
Racklitfe Of Belfast and one of their daisy
light punt wagons is to go with her. This
firm have quite call for these light wagons
and recently sold one to go to Pawtucket,
Rhode Island. -. Among the matched pairs
in town are the fine Acton colts of T. |,
Huxford, which are beauties to look at and
Ike" says they are natural trotters .
Walter Penney recently bought fine Har-
binger colt of The Staples Co. which is a
fancy driver and one that will do your ewes
good to look at. E. c. Boody has black
PAGER that It will be well to look ont for in
the autumn races. John NJ. Dow has a
pacing mare that is prize for some one
who wants nice family horse Gordon &
Jones have sold their livery stock and gone
out of that business. &C. E. Lane has sold
his beautiful "Ledo" horse to Massachusetts
parties, and he sold him, too as horses are
gong nowadays. 1t is said that c. W.
Wescott is financially Interested in some
equine property here, and he and Thad NAV
often be seen driving some of the very finest
in town.. Charles H. Forbes has dozen
nice horses at his place including some
young we'll broken ones. Kilgore &
Leathers have a fine Acton mare that ought
to bring good price. Albert NJ. Jones'
VINO has spent the summer at Pittstied is
at the John D. Jones homestead for vaca-
ton. The Misses Sarah and Elizabeth
Jones of Belfast have been visiting friends
IN town.. Miss Rebecca Rich has been
very dangerously i'll for some weeks, but is
now said to be getting better. Levi Rich has
nice fruit garden for his own private use
He claims that he has beaten in size anv of
the strawberry stories for Waldo countv.
Rev. David Bracket is at his farm in Jack
son part OF the time now as his wife has
seriously sprained her ankle and is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Walker, who is
living at the farm. John NJ. Dow, 50 wears
old, who has a crew of men getting in his
hay crop, took his scythe the other iay and
showed the boys how to now He did the
work we'll and surprised them with his
Skill. Like the other old men of to-day he
learned to NOW by hand when boy, some-
thing that many of the young men of to-day
know little about. -. Miss Sarah Littefeld
OF Prospect, who last spring graduated at
the Castine Normal School, was here recent
ly visiting friends. Mrs Fanny Twombly
has returned from professional visit to the
family of Herbert Whittier of Searsport.
Her time is quite fully occupied as a nurse
in special cases. Miss Addie Wescott.
formerly of the Belfast High School, has been
visiting her friend, May Huxford Mrs.
Snow of Jackson makes frequent calls at
this village and she thinks nothing of maxi
ing the trip to Belfast, about twenty miles,