The Republican journal., 1897-07-15
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

and two little children are visiting Mrs.
Jackson's father, James Palmer. .. Samuel
Berry has sold the part of his farm known
as the Messer place to Oliver Bowen. Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Hazel will hold religious SER
vices at the Baptist meeting house next
Sunday at 23O P. NJ.
MORRILL,. Carl A. Mears and George Ad-
ans arrived from New Haven, Ct., last
week for short visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Cy-
rus Roberts of Lawrence, Mass, are visiting
relatives in town. Mrs. Philbrook of Bel
fast is visiting at j. r. Mears =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Grey arrived from Massachu-
setts short time ago. He is recovering
from his recent sickness. Mrs. Sarah
Clark of Prospect is a guest of Mrs. L. A.
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Winchen-
bach and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Daggett spent
last Saturday night and Sunday at the Nor
rill Society cottage, Northport. Rev. A.
D. Thibodeau gave us an excellent sermon
last Sunday.
PALERMO. Rev. I. n. Allen has moved to
Whitefeld, and has accepted a call to preach
at the Baptist Church at Cooper's Mills.
Charles Arnold moved his goods last Thurs
day. Mrs. Susan Jones of East Vassalboro
is visiting relatives in town. .Rinaldo Carr
is visiting his father and friends at home
this week. Sanford Greeley had his house
painted last week with fine coat of white
zinc. .Haying is unusually late this year.
But little grass was cut last week. The
prospect is very light CROP. James
Blaisdell is cutting Mrs. Olive Coffin's hay.
Frank Norton is cutting on the John Cain
place. Wesley Nelson is to cut John H.
Blacks hay 80. William P. Turner is at work
for his son Dexter this week, changing
work. Mrs. Ruth Young is much improv-
ed in health and has been out several times
FREEDOM. Miss Charlotte T. Siblev will
deliver her lecture, Over Palestine Hills on
Horseback, at the Congregationalist Church
in Freedom, Friday evening j July 10Th, at I. 80
P. NJ. Admission Is cts. Mrs Cook has
several friends from New York visiting her
....Dr. A. j. Billings is having the Lapham
spring water piped into the Soldiers Home
at Windermere Park. The work of repairing
the Academy has begun and the foundation
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A. Fuller is spending several days in Bel
FAST. DR.. Small has the foundation laid
for his new house.. Mrs. A. B. Sparr ow
has been visiting in Boston. She will re-
turn home to-day, Thursday. The Ladies'
Club will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. o. III. Keen. Mrs. F. A. and B.
Osgood of Ellsworth were guests at G. Bel
lows last week. Miss Pearl Carter spends
this week at Northport.
SwANvILLE. The L. A. S. will meet with
Miss Florence Cole July 22d. . Mrs Fred
81. Young and daughter are boarding at H.
q. Marden's.. ALBERT S. Nickerson's build
lngs look much better for new coat of
paint. Miss Alice Dow of North Searsport
is stopping at b lon. A. E. Nickerson's
Miss Sadie Cummings of W aldo was in town
over Sunday. The L. A. S. meeting at
Miss Martha Nickerson's last Thursday was
largely attended. AS it was the first meet
ing since the death of our associate member,
Mrs A. E. Nickerson, resolutions of respect
were read and adopted. Miss Celia Nicker-
son recited he poem "In Momory of Au-
gusta,' which was written by Mrs. M NJ
Nickerson of Whitman, Mass. The society
sang verse of Jesus Lover of my Soul''
and closed by repeating the Lords prayer.
BELMONT. Mrs. Sarah Meader and son
Herbert visited her son Oscar in Morrill,
last Sunday. Mrs. G. FL. Meader has re-
turned home from Jackson, where she visit
ed relatives... Lend Hand Circle, Order
of Kings Sons and Daughters, will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Elms, Sunday,
July 18th. Topic, "Individual Responsible
ity for the Conversion of the World" Bible
word "Glory.' -. All the schools in town
closed last week, after very successful
terms, taught by the following teachers
No. /, Miss Bertha E. Elms; No. 2, Miss
Grace Simmons of Morrill,; No. 3, Mrs. Alb
bic Rackliffe of Belfast; No 4, Mrs. Mira
Wey mouth of Morrill,; No. 5, Mrs. Lydia E.
Morse. Schools Nos. 1 and 5 had a picnic
at Greers Corner and report very good
time, with a treat of ice cream, cake, apples,
candy and peanuts. THE hum of the now
er is now heard and the farmers are predict
ing large hay CROP. Quite large num-
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out Friday and papered their hall. Your
correspondent, although member, was not
there owing to the pressure of other busi-
ness.
STANDPOINT. Mr.. Morris Kalisky of Bos-
ton is at Mr.. F. A. Maxfeld's for vacation.
Mrs. Annie Burpee, a hospital nurse in
Boston, made short visit here last week to
her uncle. Mr.. S. L. Hall ,and family . Mrs
Lottie French and little Marion Daggett of
Stoneham, Mass, of whom she has had the
care three years, arrived here last Saturday
for the summer. Mr.. Mansors family of
Bangor are at their cottage with several
friends Mr.. Manley Richards, who for
nine years was superintendent at French
Bros. & Co. duckery closed his labors there
several months ago and is now in charge of
similar business in Damariscotta. His
wife left last week for a visit to him :.
Mr.. Bert Leach lately moved his family
from B. F. Rices house near the wharf to
Mr.. Maxfeld's house, lately vacated by
Herman Grant. =. Schs. Minetta, Capt. Per-
kins, and Amy Knight, Capt. Grant, sailed
Friday for Boston. Donald and Minerva
Young of Roslindale, Mass, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
YOunp Mr. and Mrs Fishar wara ,ouol,