The Republican journal., 1898-09-22
County Correspon dence.


HALLDALE. Thieves are doing quite a lot
of work in their line in this vicinity, w.
M. Vose recently had new collar and set
of pole straps taken. On Thursday night of
last week the barn of F. A. Myrick was
entered and nearly all of set of double rid
ing harnesses taken. The case is being look
ed into with view to Furnishing the guilty
parties. I'D. Ii. Boulter returned home
Sept. 18th from his trip to Boston and Provi.
dence, accompanied by his son Walter, who
is Just home from Santiago, where he saw
service in the army and lot of hardship.
SwANvILLE. DR., and Mrs Chapman of
Springfield, Vt, and Mr. and Mrs VIM Ferry
and daughter Bernice of Medford Mass,
We're guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred Cunning
ham last week . Mrs " r Mason of Nal
den, Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs Ford.
.,.... Messrs Dorghety, Bee and Norton,
who We're guests at NJ E Wentworths have
returned to their respective homes. 50.
Albert Nlckerson and Mrs Maria Goodhue
attended the State Fair in Lewiston.
Willis Briggs of Amesbury, Mass, is the
Evelyn DoEiiIs and her son Jewell have
returned to Maiden, Mass. -. Percy Nicker-
son has returned to the University at Orono.
Miss Julia MCGEE and Mr. Arnold Davis
have returned to Boston. A Eugene Nick
erson and wife have gone to Rockland..
Mrs VIM Brown and two children and Miss
Bagey are visiting friends in town. Mrs
NJ
ton are at II Marden' 5. e.. + X Greedy lost
a horse Monday. S Nickerson is taking
home d cargo OF lime cakes from Searsport
Comet Grange is having literary con-
test, I Nic1erson and Mrs Mary EIge-
comb are leaders
UNITY. The will age schools began Mon
day. F. Legg of Woburn, Mass, teaches
the High school and Mrs Rodney Whitaker
of Troy the primary Misses Nellie and
Vivian Tabor went to Boston Sept 18th.
Vivian is to enter the Art School and Nellie
will teach music....N. G. Knights is improv-
ing slowly. Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Mitchell
went to Palermo Sept 10th to visit friends
49,. Mrs. Carrie Clark Chapman, her broth
er, Lindley Clark, and Mrs Samuel Webs
ter started for Montana Monday. Miss
Letta Taylor went to Watervile Sept 18th
to attend the Coburn Classical Institute.
The Golden Rule Circle of Troy met with
Mrs. W. Giles Sept. 10th at the parsonage
The NIFTY Circle were invited and all had a
very pleasant time. -. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Murch were presented with fine boy baby
last week. Mrs. H. B. Rice went to Lib
erty last week to visit her aged parents.
They have done a thriving business at the
corn factory this season. having put up $50.
600 cans. They began to label Monday....
Mrs. Edgar Harding has returned from Lin
coin, where she visited her sister 49,. Mrs. A
r. Myrick is still very lame from her acct
dent of last winter.
WINTERPoRT. George Rowland is the
guest of DR.. c. F. Atwood. Mrs l. j.
Durham and Master Horace left for Boston
on Saturdays boat 80. Mrs Lottie Roberts
of Somerville, Mass, is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Spencer. =. Rev Austin
Colson of Minden, n. Y, with his wife and
child, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Colson, last week, -. Mrs. Fred At
wood, Mrs Cotfren and Miss Helen Coffren
Mrs. E. F. Littletield, Miss Effe Littleteld
and Miss Barrett returned from Boston Sat
urday. Mrs. Emma Larrabee of Lynn is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Hayes. The Blaisdell Bros, Charles
Ernest and Bert, hired a blackboard and in
vited number of young ladies to go with
them to the Monroe Fair, A very pleasant
time is reported. -. The Methodist Sunday
school are to have picnic at Hardy's Point
next Saturday. -. Mrs, G. E. Atwood left for
Portland on Mondays boat. Arthur n
Smith left Monday for Boston where he has
a good position in view. Mr. G. W. Rowe
of Hartford is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Il. f. Rowe. George +. Snow has
gone to Boston and other places for visit
las Miss Rose Eaton was riding her
bicycle Saturday afternoon a large dog at
tackled her, tore her clothing and bit her 50
as to leave marks of his teeth, but did not
draw blood. She was fortunate to escape
with nothing more serious than bad fright.
80. Benz Atwood picked some very fine
roses in his garden last week. They were
as beautiful and perfect as in June. Mrs.
Emerson of Colorado is visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. W. Emerson
BROOKS. We are glad to note that Mrs.
Sharon Roberts, who has been very i'll since
her return from the hospital, is somewhat
improved in health. Mrs. r. G. Edwards,
who for some weeks was confined to the
house, is now able to be out and rode over
to the Monroe fair one day. -. Bert Lane
and wife have the sympathy of the commu-
nifty in the loss of their baby, beautiful
child some eight months old. One of Otis
Lanes twins has also died, much to the sor-
row of the parents, who were hoping that
they would grow up together. Mrs. Frank
W. Gibbs, who recently bore child, has
been very i'll and was not expected to
cover. She is now better. The reception
of Mr.. Bunker and wife, nee Florila God
ding, was held at the house of the brides
mother, Mrs. Geo. Godding, last Monday
evening A large number of friends were
present and passed very enjoyable even
ing =. Two of Munroe's best known young
people were bound in the bonds of matri-
mony at Brooks last Sunday Guy NJ.
Twombly, son of w B. F. Twombly, and
Mice Minnia Fl Snaarinu stan.dauo hter of