The Republican journal., 1897-08-26
Republican Journal Thursday Morning, August 26. 1897

w. 1911
CAMDEN. Monday evening the w. c. T. U. gave
a pleasing entertainment of music and recitations
in the NJ E. Vestry Camden is overlooking
with visitors. The Summit House on Mt Battle
IS an attraction to many guests. DIR. Butler of
Colby University preached at the Baptist church
Sunday evening Mrs. S. F. Davey and Mrs. A.
A. Brown of Liberty visited Miss Carrie B.
knowlton last week. Mrs Jane Wadsworth of
Belfast is visiting in town. Miss Winnie Talbot
of Milton, Mass, is spending few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Parker
FRANKFORT. Miss Ada Williamson of
Boston is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Albert PIERCE. Mrs. Clara
Brier of Maiden, Mass, spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs Erskine. Mr.. Hayward
| PIERCE, with his mother and sister, Mrs.
| Scripps, is spending few weeks in their
| log cabin on Mt. Waldo. Mrs. N. S. Twiss
and MIR. and Mrs. f. L. Hopkins went to
| Unity last week to attend the reunion of the
| q. A. r. at Windermere Park. Miss Net
tie Thompson and Mr.. Earl Grant returned
from Unity Tuesday. Miss Vetta Twiss
| and Miss Geneva Grant are visiting friends
| there. Miss Alice Sanborn and Miss Net
tie Thompson have gone to Northport to
stay through campmeeting week Capt
| Crockett of Winterport has taken party
from there and this place on fishing trip
down river Messrs, J. I. Averill, Robert
Tyler, George West and DR.. O. S. Erskine
from here accompanied the party
SwANyILLE. There have been five births
in the vicinity within twelve days. Besides
! Mrs. Herbert Cunningham's twin boys, to
! Ellery Nicderson and wife, a girl, to Henry
Nickerson and wife, girl and to Fred
! Cunningham and wife, a girl. Hon. A. E
Nickerson has gone to attend the National
| Encampment, G. A r. at Buffalo, n. ".
Martha Mathews of North Searsport is a
| guest at Hon. A. E. Nickerson's $. j.. The ball
| game between the smokers and the kids
last Friday, resulted in score of II to 8 in
favor of the smokers. The dance in the
evening was very quiet social affair.
The Sunday school memorial concert last
Sunday was one of the best we have ever
heard. Agnes Saunders of Boston and
| Grace Saunders of Lowell returned home last
| Sunday. AS A. S. Nickerson was driving
to Searsport the other morning he saw a
| fawn in the road near Nelson Nickerson's,
| The blackboard parties, who went to the
lake Tuesday, found wetness in the air on
their return home.
| STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Melvina Patter-
son of Washington, d. c., is visiting her
brother, Capt. Frank Patterson, and family
Miss Hattie Walsh, after pleasant visit
of a week at the residence of Capt and Mrs
Frank Patterson, left by boat Monday for her
home in Washington, d. c.. Fred Hichborn
of Portland is spending few weeks with
his sisters. Mrs. Edwin NJ. Croker and
son of Belfast have been visiting her father
John Mudgett Miss Elvina Grant of Ban
gor is visiting her sister, Mrs. Medora Mar
den. Jennie Ellis returned to her home in
Quincy, Mass, on Saturday last. Jennie
Bragg and son Lester visited friends in Ban
| gor the past week. Lille and Flora Moul-
ton returned Saturday from visit to friends
| in Ellsworth. Capt. Horace Griffin has gone
| to Bangor, where he has secured EMPLOYMENT
at painting. Charles Bagley and William
Watson left by boat Saturday for Boston ~
| Mrs Elman Dickey, Jr., and baby are visit
ing trends III Waldo. Capt. and Mrs l..
Nj. Partridge returned from Temple Heights
Monday. James Griffin of North Adams,
Mass, arrived Tuesday for a short visit with
his mother, Annie Griffin. Quite d large
number of our citizens went on the excursion
to Camden Saturday on steamer Castine.
The ball game between the Red Seals and
Camden nine was very close, tile score at
the finish standing to in favor of the Red
| Seals.
T. PITrsFEELD. Col. Morrill, lost valuable
young horse Monday. He died Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Chas. Farnham, formerly of
this town, died at his home in Etna last
Wednesday after long illness. Funeral
church in this village. Miss Caro- L. Muir
ray is visiting in Belfast. Mrs. Maria
Nickels IS stopping at Northport few
| weeks. Guy d. Small and wife are visit
ing Mrs. Small's parents in Camden.
| Many of our citizens are still rusticating
either in the country or at some of the sea-
side resorts. n. B. Runnells spent a week
/
| Caribou. III. Warren Lancey, E. " Call
Bert Josslyn, and Elroy Thompson assisted
| the Clinton ball team in the game at Win
dermere recently. Rev. FL. E. Brady of
| Dalton, Mass, with his wife and little
daughter have been visiting Mrs. Bradys
| father, MIR. Chas. Chase. Mr.. Brady preach
ed at the F. B. church Sunday. His sermon
was very interesting and heart-searching.
| At the close of the services he sang by re-
| quest and with much power a beautiful solo
entitled, Help just little They were
to leave here Monday morning to visit his
relatives before returning to Massachusetts.
....Express agent Benz. Thompson has
moved the office of the American Express
| Company into the Novelty Clothing Co.'s
store Main street Mrs B. Thompson
and Mrs. E. G. Bryant visited Mrs. Thomp-
sons native place, Freedom, last week.
DR.. F. c. Hersey of Boston, former resi-
| dent of Pittstield, was in town last week. !.
Miss Viola Webb of Lewiston has been WIS.,
| iting Mrs Geo. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
| Davis, and other relatives. Mrs j. L. G.
| Porter, Miss Ada Coffin and Mrs. Stevens