The Republican journal., 1897-08-19

NUM- OF NCrJnpOrG were III toWH ouHudy.
NJ. Goddard of Camden was at Arad Ma
honey's Tuesday. Mark A. Wadlln, wife
and two children, were at Isaac Mariners
Aug. 18th. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keyes Of
Worcester, Mass, are spending few weeks
with her father, w. S. Hunt. Mrs. John
Cunningham and two boys have gone to
N orthport Camp Ground for the season.
Lille Lamb was at A. j. Donnell's Aug. 18th
CLARK's CORNER, PROSPECT. Mr.. Will
son Clark, wife and family of Lynn, Mass +,
are visiting his many friends in town. Mr..
Clark will return to Lynn in about a week.
MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Lttletield of the
Maplewood Hotel are the right people in the
right place. Last week they gave honey
supper to their guests which was much en-
joyed. Those registered at the Map ewood
Hotel last week were John Marsh of Boston ;
j. w. Kellogg of Sherman Mills, Me-; o.
good Brothers of Ellsworth, Me-; Edwin j.
Mariner and c. B. Harris of Springfield,
Mass. Thomas Page of Monroe, Me-. Isaac
Staples and c. Merritt of Brooks; DR.. Nor
ton and wife of Lewiston, Me-. Miss Lu
Perkins from down East is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. F. Dockham. &C. II. Lindsey,
who has been quite sick, is able to be out
ELDER Rice holds meetings at the village
schoolhouse every Wednesday evening, and
on Sunday he has one sermon and Sunday
school. All are invited...... Mrs. Lizzie
Eames, who has been quite sick, is cared for
by her sister, Elva Randell of Stockton
Springs. Miss Ada Clapp began her second
term of school in the Mountain district last
Monday.
SwANv1LLE. Mr.. Henry Nickerson was
kicked by his horse recently and is unable
to work. Mr.. F. A Fortier, who was hurt
by falling hay fork, is slowly improving
Misses Agnes and Grace Landers of Bos-
friends in town.. Miss Edna Edgecomb
had her wrist sprained recently by falling
with hammock....M Mr.. Albert Nickerson
and Mrs. Maria Goodhue entertained party
of friends at their home Saturday evening
Aug 8th. Mrs. Henry Applin of Spring
Mass, are the guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Nickerson. Last Saturday
t !e Swanvlle . ntre Sunday school went to
the Bar for clam bake and all report good
time. The Swanvile boys played game
of base ball with the Searsport league on the
Heights last Saturday and won, IL to 81.
Hon. A. E. Nickerson went to Augusta last
week, returning to Windermere Friday
where he was joined by Capt. Nehemiah
Smart and Mrs. NJ. P. Greeley on the Jour-
ney home. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flanders
of Melrose, Mass, are the guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. D. III. Strout, at Hon. A. E. Nicker-
son's... Our Sunday school wish to thank
Mr.. Ii. E. Greeley of Bar Harbor for a gen-
erous proof of his interest in our success
Those from distance who wish to send
flowers for the memorial concert will please
leave them with Hattie F. NJ. Phillips Sat-
urday afternoon, as the concert will be di-
rectly after the Sunday school. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Cunningham are attracting
great deal of attention. 1t is twin boys....
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and daughter of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Misses Fannie and Susie Robertson of
Belfast are the guests of Miss Ethel Moody.
DIR. J. S. Cole and daughter and Miss
Mabel Billings are spending few
weeks rusticating in Stockton. Mrs.
Fred Twiss, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Strout, is
now visiting friends in Belfast. Mrs. Harv-
ender and son Lewis returned to Everett
Monday. Mrs. Isaac McKeen and daugh-
ter Grace returned to their home in Wo-
burn Tuesday. ...M Mr.. II. NJ. Chase and fam
tended the 6. A. 4. reunion at Hampden
Tuesday One of our careful farmers was
under the necessity of hauling in a load of
nay last Sunday night, but he does not
want it mentioned in the paper. The Gun
ningham boys are getting out some granite
curbing for Belfast parties. Mrs. Abigail
Nickerson and Miss \. G. Kane are visiting
Mrs. o. G. Hussey in Waldo. Miss Julia
MCGEE and Mr.. Arnold Davis, who have
been stopping with Miss A. G. Kane, have
to Boston.
STANDPOINT. James Ryal of Boston is at
Mr.. F. r. Daggett's for a vacation. Willis
Young of Somerville, Mass, arrived Su nday
IOr VlS1G TO nlS parents. Ills vile ana
children have been here several weeks....
Frank French of Boston is here for visit.
Fred French spent last week " it'll his family
here, returning to Boston by Thursdays
boat :. Miss Mabel Baxter of Quincy, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. Dolly Black and family.
Henry French left Monday for Kansas City.
Mrs. French will remain here for longer
visit. :. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Merrithew of
California are here for visit to their rela-
tives. Nearly thirty years have elapsed
since they left for a home in the west and
they had not visited here since. go. Miss
French of Boston has lately been
here for visit. Albert Rhoades and wife
are at Mr.. Fred Shute's for few weeks
Mr.. Rhoades was lately married and his
friends here extend congratulations to them.
Mrs. Melvin Blanchard of Boston was
here several days of last week. The steam
lyunch, Guinevere arrived here Aug. 18th,
at noon, from Northport with the following
party: Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe of Chic ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Frank of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Heating of Belfast, Capt.
Groeschner, his engineer and two young
friends. After a sumputous dinner with
Mrs. Cobes relatives, several of the par ty
visited the Duckery, where some took snap
shots and the afternoon soon pasSa1