The Republican journal., 1897-08-12

from Worcester, Mass, Aug. 3rd. Mrs.
Evander Hartman had family gathering
at her home Aug 9th; twenty were present.
...Sch. Queen of the West, Capt. Lester
Hartman, is loading brick i'll Orland for
Rockland. Oliver Perkins of Penobscot
visited his mother, Mrs. Harriet Perkins,
last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Emma
Luke saw two deer in the field Just above
her house recently. -. Miss Inez Crockett of
Bangor visited Mrs. George Avery last
week.
CAMDEN. Daily excursions are made to
Ninalhaven, via the electrics to Rockland,
and from there in the steamer Gov Bod
WE'LL. A German was given in Engine Hall,
Wednesday evening Of last week, by the
Misses Prentiss of Brooklyn, n. Y, which
was most enjoyable affair. >. DR.. Nathaniel
Butler, President of Colby University, and
family, are at the Misses Aliens on High
Sunday evening to large and appreciative
audience. Rev. F. e. Paddock of Brook.
Ign, n. Y, preached at the NJ. E. Church
Sunday morning. A temperance rally was
held in the evening. Miss Angie FIVE of
Providence, r. l., is visiting in town..
Mrs Lyman Abbott has returned to Boston
after spending several weeks here
CENTRE LINCoLNVILLE. Mrs. Carrie Garlic
ton and family of Hyde Park, Mass, are the
guests of F. H Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
It Mos and ri, L 1fC
bridge, Mass, Messrs. Lew aud Bert Mos
man of EasS Boston are at A P. Went
worth's for a few weeks. Mr. Alden
Wither!y of Boston, Mass, arrived Satur-
day and is the guest of F. II. Russ . Mr..
Walter Calderw God of Frankfort spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Calderw God. :. Mr.. John Elms of Orrington
was in town Thursday. .Lucius Rogers of
Chelsea, Mass, is stopping at F. NJ. Russ
....Mrs. Patience Bailey and daughter,
Mrs. Magee of oston, Mass, are visiting
relatives in town.. The harvest annual
picnic will be held at Adams Grove Aug
18th. All are cordially invited to attend.
The program will consist of games, singing,
speaking, etc. THE Messrs Callworth of
Richmond, Va, are at "Fernald's Neck for
a few weeks vacation. Mrs Barrack and
daughter of Chelsea, Mass, are at Ernest
Clark's ELM House,
PROSPECT. Farmers are finishing up their
haying and the crop is good one. Among
the number that will come the nearest to 100
tons are l. F. Gould and c. h. Partridge
The 10 to 90 ton lots are 0. B. Gray, Manson
George, Fred X. Lane, William George,
A. Haley, Kelley Nickerson, Miss Jennie
Lane, Josiah Colson. There will be enough
hay to press in less than mile on the cross
road from G. 0. Hatchs to Will Georges to
load good sized two-master and enough
hay in the town of Prospect to sell to load
more is wanted -. Notwithstanding the
recklessness of driving these moving ma
chimes and horse-rakes in places where at
the first use Of such machines no one would
think of such a thing, but one person, Henry
Grant has been thrown from horserake
and hurt. He stuck to the seat until the
wheels We're gone. In the smashup somehow
he stuck Que of the holdback irons on the
thills into his hand besides hurting his leg,
He is out again. just now other crops
after the hay is thought of. The rust is get
ting good share of some things. Potatoes,
beans and grain are in it, and grapevines,
raspberry bushes, apple trees and some
birch trees, ferns and other wild plants are
touched.
UNITY. Mrs. G. w Harmon and daugh-
ter Gerte of Old Town are boarding at the
Hotel at the Park. 800. Lulu Stone and Bessie
Merrick of Waterville are the guests of
Beulah Blethen... There are more strangers
and company at the Park then ever before.
Mrs. E. S. Burrill returned from Houl-
ton the It'll. She was absent three weeks ....
Mrs. Mary Whiting has ope ned ice cream
parlors at her residence. Ice cream and
cake will be served every Saturday night
and oftener, if wanted Mr.. G. Clough,
who has been confined to his bed so long
with cancer, passed away the 9TH. There
We're services at the house of Mr.. L. Mosher
Sunday conducted by Rev. E. S. Burrill. He
was taken to Rockland Monday for intere-
AlcAt, WI dAu NllS' NuOSucF
the remains. They are making great
preparations at the Park for the 18th. An
Grafton will be delivered by Col W. H.
Folger of Rockland, remarks by Others At
one O'Clock there will be a dinner There
will be band concerts boating excursions,
etc. In the evening there will be grand
ba with two bands in attendance. The w.
R. c. of Freedom aud w. R. C. of Unity
will furnish dinners for the two bands. 1t
is expected that 5000 people will attend if it
is pleasant. Mrs. G. Day of Lewiston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Thompson .
Joseph Sawyer of Fair field was in town
Saturday and Sunday. District Dept.
Grand Master, l. o. o. F., OF Castine visited
Invictus Lodge the 9TH and pronounced it in
good standing. Miss Allie Hanson of Au-
gusta was the guest of Mrs. b. B. Rice last
week.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Capt. Lewis
Partridge from the village visited at Mr..
Freeman Partridge's Sunday, and with
several neighbors present he afternoon was
pleasantly spent in singing sacred songs.
The Centre Base Ball Nine, F. F. Crockett,
Capt, expect new pitcher, Frank Harri-
man, and will begin practice again, soon....
Mrs Aaplja Kelley and childrao have re-