The Republican journal., 1896-07-30
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

~ HONNA N''N IVA 'A"sAA>N
Mrs. NJ. c. Batchelder. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
bury Spear and son of Augusta, Me-, and
| Mr. and Mrs Fred Reyes of Worcester
Mass, are visiting their father, Samuel
Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Worthing of Palermo
We're at Henry Mahoney's July 23d.
MORRILL,. Mrs. lisa Chandler and her
brother, Mr.. Irwin Wilcox of New Haven,
Conn, are visitors in town.. Rev. n. r.
Pearson of Rockport preached here last Sun
day and administered the ordinance of bap-
tism to eight candidates, two by immersion
and six by sprinkling.. The Grange took a
recess for two weeks and holds its next
meeting August 9th. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheldon have moved into the house recently
vacated by Mrs. Mary Thomas. Mrs. FL
ner Black of Hiram, Me-. is visiting in
town.
HALLDALE. Rev. Mr.. Hawthorn Of West
Deer Isle preached here last Sunday.
Nathaniel Hall, who has been sick for sever
al months, passed peacefully away last Sat-
urday morning. Mrs. Job Clement, who
has been in Lowell, Mass, for several weeks,
returned home last Friday. The hay is
nearly all harvested. People estimate it as
| john c. Foss, who died in Rockland July
/ ed, were brought here for burial last Satur-
| day. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clement of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting relatives and
| friends here. Mrs. Harriet Written, who
has been visiting her daughter in Clinton,
cd losf GIL
man " hite OF Searsport are visiting their
grandparents here.
| PALERMO, Chesman Spratt went to Bridg-
ton last week where he has secured a po-
sition as principal of the Brdgton Academy
and has salary Of 81 200 per year. He was
a graduate from Bates College, Lewiston,
class of SO, and has served as principal of
! the Richmond school for three years His
present term will begin August 1st... Willie
Blaisdell went to Boston July 18th. The
| first of next month he starts on voyage
4, around the world with a Boston man who is
to travel for his health. :. ohm H. Black
has bought the Henry Carr farm with the
| present crops. Frank A. Marden and fam
| lily of Nassalboro recently spent three days
| with relatives in this place. We are sorry
to learn that James Dinsmore of Branch
Mills IS going out of trade with the excep-
ton of grain and feed.
THoRND1KE. Farmers are nearly done
haying. There is light crop in this town.
Grain is looking WE'LL but potatoes bugs are
''too numerous to mention. III. ]. Stew
ems and family have returned to their home
| in Bangor. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long of
Massachusetts Visited Mrs Hattie Higgins
| last week, Rev. David Bracket and wife
of Brooks, and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Higgins
| visited Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Small, July
18th. Mrs. Charles Hogan visited Mrs
Addie Higgins July sd -. Fred Patterson,
who Went To California last March, has re-
turned to his home. Mrs. Fred Cole has
| been passing two weeks in Hampden.
Mrs. Flora Hunt has new bicycle. Rich
ard Higgins Bert Stevens and Fred Little
field went to Windermere on their wheels
| July Goth. -. Mr.. Milton Hunt and family of
| Massachusetts are passing few weeks at
Mr.. Clifton Hunts. After vacation of
| four weeks Harvest Moon Grange will hold
| its next meeting Saturday afternoon, Aug
| LIST.
| TROY. Mrs. Lizzie Mutt Brown, formerly
of Troy, died at Etna July 23rd, aged 33
years. She was the second daughter of
i Valentine and Augusta Mutt of Lawrence,
Mass. Her girlhood was passed in Troy,
where she has many friends. A few years
since she was married to Eugene Brown of
Etna, and resided in Massachusetts, until
last autumn when they came to Etna. Be-
sides her husband she leaves to mourn their
! loss, father and mother, two sisters, Mrs.
Addie Hall of Lawrence and Mrs. Katie
| Brown of Wakefield Mass, and one brother,
| Will Mutt of Troy, and many relatives in
| mourning family w.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hall of Lawrence, and Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Brown of Wakefield, Mass, returned to
their homes Monday, having come to Troy
to the burial of their sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fernald
We're called to Kuox last Friday by the
death of Mrs. F.'s father, Mr.. Hall. Mrs.
j. NJ. Wyman, who has been spending a
week with Mrs. NJ. L. Dodge, returned to
Augusta, Monday.
| PROSPECT VILLAGE. Augustus Alden and
his two daughters of Hampden visited Miss
Mary Mudgett asst week bringing her many
little goodies. Miss NJ. has been very sick
for the past ten months, but is better at this
writing. Her friends take her on short rides
and otherwise entertain her, hoping she
| will soon fully regain her health. -. Mr.
Fred Lindsey is very sick. Mr.. Mann of
Brewer is here repairing clocks and watches.
49,. Mrs. o. S. Erskine of Frankfort with
Master Harry were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. III. Littlefeld July oath.
Messrs. Howard and Charlie Latin of Frank
| fort visited their schoolmates here July
23d. Any one who has lost two dark doves
| can find them at G. H. Littletields barn.
goodly number from here attended the
dance at Stockton July 25th and pronounced
| it a first class entertainment. -. Everett
Littlefield and Ansel Gross will 20 to Gran.
iteville, Mass, to spend the summer. -. Mr.
| Will Simonds of Boston who has been spend.
| ing the summer here with relatives, will re-
| turn home next week .. Flora Donover and
Mrs. Lucy Clayton have gone to Vinalhaven
| on a visit .. Mr.. Richard Hilman of Ban.
gor is at his mothers, Mrs. r. E. Killman
yery sick with tonSilitis, Mrs. III, M