The Republican journal., 1897-10-07

SOUTH MONTvILLE. Mrs. Sarah Richards
has returned to Lincolnville after a short
visit at home. Miss Alice Proctor has WIS.,
tied friends in Camden and Lincolnvile the
past week. e. Rev. j. n. Rich and wife of
Taunton, Mass, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Prescott and other relatives in
Montvilie and Liberty also his relatives in
Belfast and Brooks. -. Mr.. A. Wentworth is
spending few days in New York and Con-
neticut. Miss Eta Gilman left Monday
for Medfield, Mass, where she has employ
ment.. Rev W. G. Baker of Searsmont oc-
cupied the pulpit here Sunday, and gave
notice that he would occupy it Oct 10th at
,. 3d.. B. f. Knowles, who has been sick
for the past week, is out again. A. H.
Bagley called ON friends in Camden and
Rockland Friday. N. D. Quigg is building
shed onto his barn, with cellar under the
same. Berton Eastman spent the past
week in Boston....C E. Gilman has built a
silo and filled it with corn....C. M. Howes
has been on the sick list the past week.
Forty-f We members of Orient Chapter, o. E.
S.. of Union passed through here Monday
evening on their way to visit Arbutus Chap
ter of Liberty.
LIBERTY. Arbutus Chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star of this village entertain
ed the Orients of the same order from
Union Monday evening, Oct 1st. There
were about forty visiting members.
Sidney Herman of Appleton, accompan
led by two young ladies', attended
the prayer meeting at the church in
this village last Sunday evening. He put
his horse in the stable belonging to the
church and some one stole the tugs from his
harness. Whoever took them may think it
smart thing, but they are alone in this
opinion for all others think it the work of
some IDIOT. A. G. Crockett and l.. L. Pres
colt have both given their stores new coats
of paint this fall Miss Annie Twitchell
has received her fall and winter stock of
millinery and fancy goods and has secured
the services of Miss Orilla P. White of Bel
fast as milliner. Miss White has Just re-
| turned from Boston where she has been for
the past month looking up the latest and
most approved styles. She was employed
in the same capacity last winter and her
Wofh WAS nlpniS SATISFACTORILY htI lttulH Ii
here for the winter is highly pleasing to the
people of this locality.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Our Sunday school
has received as present from the Winter
port Congl. Sunday school 81 books, through
the efforts of Miss Lena NJ. Sprowl; and
they wish to extend thanks to the Winter
port society and also to Miss Sprowl for the
interest they have manifested in our behalf
... Mrs. Flossie Ames of Stockton is visit
ing Miss E. Grant. -. Mrs. O. S. Erskine of
Frankfort, Mrs. Eta Homer of Bucksport,
Mrs. Augusta Pierce and Mrs. Mary Starrett
of Warren, We're guests of Mrs. Fannie and
Miss Ora Libby last week Mrs. NJ. E. C.
Libby is in Whitman, Mass, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. Fl. Mute. Mr.. Horace
L. Gould and Miss Alma Partridge are visit
ing relatives in Belfast. Mrs. Henry Part
ridge visited her sister, Mrs West,in Frank
fort last week. Miss Emma Marden has
returned from Seal Harbor, where she spent
the summer. =. South Branch Grange has
new members coming in at nearly every
meeting They had fine supper last Satur-
day evening. Many from Granite Grange
were present. The S. B. l. S. were enter
tanned Sept. 3oth by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Commings. They will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Ames Oct. 18th, and with Mr..
and Mrs. 1. F. Gould Oct. 2Sth. Mrs. Ella
M. Littletield arrived home from Boston
last Saturday by steamer Penobscot after a
visit of four weeks among relatives. The
many friends of Mrs. P. A Williams will be
glad to learn that she has had the cataract
removed from her left eye and that the oper-
alton has proved perfect success. She in
tends to visit her many relatives in Maine
once more, she says, and she hopes to see
! them all.