The Republican journal., 1897-04-08

EAST SEARsMoNT. Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Simmons spent April 4th with her aunt,
Mrs. Leroy Mariner. Ernest Piper of
Belfast was at Otis Wellman's, April 1st..
Capt Rodney Wltherspoon and wife of
Camden spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry
Mahorey Mrs. William Wilder spent
April lst with Mrs Albert Mariner
Joseph Dounell has spent a week in Lin
colnville, the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Alma
Young. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Arnold of
Belfast We're in town March 31st, the guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Arnold.
..... Hollis Lamb of Belmont is at A. j.
Donnell's.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs Charles Henri
man and son Murray of Liverpool, Eng,
who have been visiting her brother, Mr.. c.
n. Fletcher and family, went to Portland
last week to remain for an indefinite period.
80. Mr.. Amos Treat is at home after an
absence of several months. Capt. Fl. A.
Hichborn, who has been spending the win
ter with his son, DR.. Herman Hichborn, and
family in Cambridge, Mass. arrived home
last week. Miss Emily Overlook left by
boat last week for Somerville, Mass, where
she will resume her millinery business. 80.
Capt. Warren Haskell went to Boston last
week. Mrs. Annie Griffin, who has been
spending the winter in Lowell and North
Adams, Mass, arrived home Saturday..
Mr.. Joseph Moulton has gone to Boston,
where he has secured employment in a
store. Mrs. Levi Griffin has been very i'll
for several weeks, but at this writing is some
what improved. Mrs. Hattie Stevens
Fletcher, who has been employed in Belfast,
is seriously i'll at the residence of Mr.. Frank
Brown in that city.
THoRND1KE. 81. NJ. Higgins has engaged
his years fertilizer of Charles Hogan, who is
handling a new grade of fertilizer which
comes highly recommended. Mrs. J. R.
Gross is on the sick list. Richard c. Hg-
gins made a trip to Belfast last week. :. Mrs
Ida Carlyle returned to her home in Old
Town April Sd. Miss Beulah Coffin visit
ed Bessie Higgins last Wednesday,. Mr..
Robert Patterson was saving wood with
horse power last week and sawed several of
his fingers quite badly .... Walter Gibbs of
Brooks took dinner with V. n. Higgins last
Saturday. Fred Hasty went to Unity last
week with a load of maple syrup and had
success in selling it,. George E. Files went
to Belfast with maple syrup last Saturday.
IN. A. Webb has gone to Kennebec
county with maple syrup. Fred Littletield
cut his foot quite badly last Saturday. :. H.
NJ Higgins is at work on the Hanson Hill"
making it passable for wagons. The snow
was drifted in SO badly that teams have to
go through the fields. Since April 1st the
selectmen have been busy calling on the in
habtants of this town.
MoNTvILLE. Mrs. David Twitchell is re-
covering from a long sickness. BERTHE
Moody has returned home from Gardiner,
Windsor, Farmingdale and Pittston, where
she has been visiting relatives -. Mrs. Rob
ert Foy and Mrs. Saran Sanford are on the
sick list. Frank Barker has returned home
from school at Rockiand -. Bert Berry,
Frank Stewart and Jim Carey are attending
school at Liberty. Charles Smiley of AL
bon was in tow n Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs
Hazeton are holding revival meetings at
Halldale. Charles Hustus has hired Eugene
Pearson's farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson will
go to Camden. The funeral services of the
late Austin Wentworth were held Thurs
day. "A. f. Plummer was in Windsor last
week. Will Choate has gone to Danvers,
Mass, to work in the insane asylum. .
John Written, Everett Choate, Edith Leigh,
Dan and George Plummer are attending the
High school at Smithton. :. David Twitch-
ell was in Wales last week . Spencer Ham
ilton of Lowell, Mass, formerly of this town,
is visiting relatives and friends here. .Sunie
Bragdon is visiting her sister in Smithton.
Harvey Moore of Washington was in town
Sunday The selectmen are busy taking
inventory. Ira Sylvester of Razorville is
stopping with his brother, j. B. Sylvester.
Eugene Pearson was in Camden Satur-
day. wv A. Poland was in Belfast last
week. Fred Smith is at home on visit.
....Alice Thompson has gone to Thorndike
to work. Mrs. Nessie Crockett is ill with
ia grippe and slow fever. DIR. Delany OF Pa
lermo attends her.
PROSPECT. Last week we visited Mrs.
| Maria A. Clark of Frankfort, formerly of
| Prospect, and listened to some very excel
| lent violin music by Homer Clark, Chalmer
Clark and Miss Josie Clark. They play at
Union Hall, Winterport, this week. Mrs.
Maria Clark will move to Bangor next
week to keep first class clearinghouse
for Mr.. w. S. HELLER, who runs large crew.
Mrs. Clark is one of the finest boarding mis-
tresses in the county -. Mr.. FL. B. Littefeld,
proprietor of the Maplewood House, is en-
! larging his house. He will erect building
this spring, 15x40. Mrs. Abbie Clark has
sprained her foot so badly as to render it
entirely useless. Our corr espondent "F.
P.'' writes: Farmers are having bad luck
with their lambs. One farmer here has lost
%. Some think it is because the sheep were
fed more apples than ever before. The State
College Professors should have instructed
the farmers long ago as to the benefits and
consequences of feeding apples to stock.
Mrs. Ella Littlefeld is getting better tast....
A few paving cutters at work on Mt
Waldo. AS to the Tuck mountain stone Job,
there are no signs of work here. The Bangor
papers report is all yet heard from. The
Warren and Heagan mountain quarries are
both hung up with pending questions Both
are new with good STONE The Heapan