The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-10-13
County Correspondence.


MONROE. Mrs Atwood entertained the
occasion for all present, and was specially
enjoyed by the children. Tables We're laid
in the parlor for % children, and in addition
to the usual supper they had confectionery
of various kinds. They win long remember
Mrs. Atwood's kindness. The proceeds of The
meeting q 80. The next meeting will
be with Mrs Durham, Oct. II. g, f. Holt,
dentist, of Dover, recently visited his brother,
DR. Holt of this village. MISS Hattie
Nealley from Bangor visited her aunt, Mrs
ID. a. Nye, last week. Mr.. Thomas Dorr
has bought stage line between Bangor and
Bradford and taken charge. Miss Eta
Webber and friend from Massachusetts
have been visiting her parents and friends
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. s. D. Trundy is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ell. Parker in
Frankfort. -. Miss Alvaretta Devereaux left
by boat Thursday for Brunswick, Ca.
Miss Eleanor Became OF Hallowell, is guest
Of Mrs. Adella Hichborn NV. Mr.. Henry
Moulton, engineer of sch r. F. Petit
grew, arrived home from Portland, Saturday
uISHb, iOT d SHOIL NlSlG WIFI HIS ldHIllS
Mrs. Ralph Morse left by the Salacia
Monday morning for a weeks visit with her
husband in Portland. Mr.. j. &. Lambert
returned from Boston the past week with
fine line of dry and fancy goods, for the fall
and winter trade -. The schools We're closed
Sept. 9th by advice of the local board Of
health owing to the presence Of scarlet fever
in fl,a will haua
been taken it is hoped there will be no more
danger from the disease. Mr.. Albert NJ.
Ames is in Pittstield, Me-, spending few
days with his uncle, DR.. Trueman Griffin,
and family. Miss Helen Brown of Cam
den. millner for Mrs. n. S. Twiss, arrived
the past week from Boston with fine line
of fall and winter millinery Mrs. Twiss
will hold her opening Oct. 18th and Eth.
Mr.. Boyce Mitchell and Miss May Mitchell
of Unity were guests of Mrs. n, S. Twiss,
recently.
BROOKS. Mrs. Rose l. Perkins, who has
been very i'll for the past week with hemor-
rhage of the lungs, is now in more COM
| Portable condition. Her life was iespaired
| of, but it is now thought that she may par
TALLY recover. Her daughters, Mrs. Went
worth and Mrs. Vest have been with her,
| -. Mrs. Martha Luce has been visiting rel
atives in town. Miss Nellie Luce has been
at work in Mr.. BOWS store for the past few
| days. Miss Alice l.. Dow, the miliner, is
| in Boston this week and will spend a short
| time in the trimming department of G. A.
Browning & Co, where she formerly work
| ed, to get the latest ideas Miss Grace E.
| Dow is at her old place in the Castine n Or
NAL School. :. Miss Inez Nj. Forbes will re-
lonely after the death of their daughter
| Edith. D.. Thomas Jelison has very hand
| some young sorrel horse that for style and
action will take place with the best of
them He is we'll broken to carriage and is
| bargain for somebody. Elery Bowden,
ESQ.,, of Winterport was in town Saturday
on business i. S. Staples & Son are
getting out some dandy seghs. 49,. H. H.
Pulley has gone into the insurance business
and is acting as agent for several response
BILE companies Mr.. Dow is handling la
dies outer garments for Morris & Beitield
seasons. He is also agent for the Butterick
Publishing Co., handling all their patterns
and literature of fashions. Mrs. Mary
Stantial is still confined to the house by her
rheumatic troubles and is unable to do her
house work. Mrs. Betsey Ham of Belfast
with her daughter, Mrs. Jacobs, is visiting
the family of Fred Emmons....W o. Estes