The Republican journal., 1898-10-20
County Correspondence.
deferred from last week.

| deferred from last week.
SwANyILLE. Percy L. NickersoU with
two friends from the University of Maine,
spent Sunday with his father, Hon. A. E.
Nickerson. Capt. I. d. Nickerson is able
| to 60 out little when it is warm and pleas
anti, Miss Julia Chase was at home from
Castine for few days last week. Miss
Hattie NJ. Nickerson and Mrs Hattie f. NJ.
| Phillips attended the music festival In BAN
gor last week
| NORTH oEARsPoRT. Rev. J, P. Si1nonton
and wife of Ellsworth Were in town l4st
week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs C. O.
| Fernald. Mrs. II, I. Scribner left last
week for Philadelphia, where she viii visit
her brother Samuel Nichols. Herbert
Clark has built sio this fall, and has it
filled with corn.... Miss Martha Matthews
was in Searsport village ast week keeping
shop for her aunt, Mrs. d $ Beals.. Mrs
where she will visit her sister Mrs Della
Foss,
PROSPECT VILLAGE Mrs, Smith Of Lynn,
Mass, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
OVli44t A'''N ANtAAs'N l4-'tL4' it19t ~
/ day.. Ed. Dockham and wife of sullivan
| are visiting Mr. D's parents... Henry
Dockham is very dangerously i'll. Miss
Amy Lane, who has been confined to the
house for the past two Years OF more, Is
very poorly this fal....Mr, and Mrs. John
F. Libby returned from Whitman. Mass,
Oct. It'll, leaving their daughter, Mrs, Grace
NJ Mute j,,,t,rovjnu Geo Wear and
wife of Frankfort and MI and Mrs. Clark
of Stockton Springs We're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Partridge last Sunday.
Little Sadie Partridge is very sick. Horace
Lindsey is very sick with asthma.
THoRNDIKE Mr.. Ed. Cole recently shot a
henhawk which measured IL feet from
tip to tip....Mr Richard c. Higgins has
been very sick and Dr. Kilgore of Brooks
was called. He is better now. Mrs. Amos
Hatch and Mrs. Mahlon Hatch of Jackson
visited Mrs. Mabel Cilley recently. go. Mr.
and Mrs. Granville Small We're the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. j S. Files Oct. 6th....V. n.
Higgins and wife and j. II. Stevens and
( wife attended the Waldo Co. Veterans meet
ing in Freedom. -. Miss Hattie Wren is WIS.,
| Horace Roberts and daugl ter Eva visited
Mrs. Mabel Cilley recently Much to the
regret of the scholars the school in the
Walker district has been closed. The teach
er, Mr.. Harry Rich, has gone to Waterville
where he has employment on the railroad.
Mr.. Charles Cali of Unity was IN town re-
Gently.
MONROE Mrs. Louisa Files from Port
land, is visiting her brother, a. H. Mayo,
Her many friends are glad to meet her, as
she and her late husband, DR.. Files, We're
residents of this village many years Rev.
John Blair and wife are in Boston for a two
weeks vacation, visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Nealley are in Boston visit
ing relatives. :. Mr.. Albert Ham of Alton
has been in town and made short visit at
| Franklin Chase's. Mr.. Stephen Patterson
has been in town from Massachusetts visit
ing his brother, Washington Patterson, who
is very low Mrs. Fred Putnam is able to
be up and dressed. She is under the treat
ment of DR.. Holt, and hopes are entertained
of her recovery Mrs. Franklin Chase has
been sick a week with a severe attack of
neuralgia. Capt. Durham had heavy board
| fall on his back from beam on the scatfold
while they were threshing 1t famed him
badly, but he was fortunate in escaping ser
| ious injury Mrs. John Sanborn of Mon
roe Centre, an aged lady, is quite sick
Bert Ryder from Massachusetts is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Annie Ryder; also at Lena
Robinsons, where he had home fer long
while.
TROY. A cold wave passed over Troy
Sunday night, making ice in many places.
Rain is very much needed now, as water is
getting very low in many wells. Rev. Mr..
Wood exchanged pulpits with Rev. F. S.
Dolliff of Jackson last Sunday. We are al
ways glad to welcome Mr.. Dollff to our
town. He preached a very practical sermon
from the words $50 forward" 1t was a
sermon full of encouragement and promise,
and we wish that could be favored with
Mr.. Doliff's presence oftener. Mr. and Mrs.
) Albert Mitchell of Cambridge, Mass, were
the guests of Mrs. B. F. Harding recently.
.... Mrs Charles l.. Longley of Boston,
Mass, called here by the sickness and
death last week of her nephew, the little
|
The schools began again on Monday after a
, weeks suspension on account Of scarlet
) fever. No new cases have developed. -.
Mrs. M. T. Dodge spent last Saturday with
friends in Burnham. :. Beniah Harding has
gone to New Hampshire and Massachusetts
to visit relatives and friends. John Wy
man. who has been the guest of his brother
Charles o. Wyman, has returned to his
home in Aver, Mass. Miss Agnes Durgin
of Pittstield has been calling upon friends
in town recently.
! PROSPECT. Some Of the signs of autumn
days are here. The woodchuck has gone
The little snake is doing its last sunnings il
the highway and getting run over by pass
, ing teams, the frog and the toad are PICKING
up their last meal before another season
comes. The dark red, maroon and magenta
leaves, running into green, on the side hills