The Republican journal., 1898-11-24
County Correspondence.


STANDPOINT. Clifford French left Mon
day for Stoneham, Mass, where he IS en-
ployed in shoe factory MRS. Maria
Blanchard has gone to New York for medl-
cal treatment. . Mrs. Evelyn johnson OF
Manchester, N. H., was here several days
and left for her home Monday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Lois French, who will
remain with her for the winter. Capt. j
P. Showers left last week for N. Y. Mrs.
several days, returning home by boat Satur
day.. Miss Mary Grant of Prospect visited
here several days last week. Miss Addie
Partridge from the Narrows Dist is dress
making for her numerous customers here.
Mr.. Congdon from Bangor preached
very interesting sermon last Sunday morn
ing and evening. The first snow came
Nov. 10th and left the same night,
BURNHAM. G. E. Berry, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. E. Stackpole,
of Boston has returned home. He attended
the mechanics fair while in Boston. Mrs.
Lola Whitaker Of Troy is teaching the low
er village school and is boarding with Mil
lard Gilmore. Mrs. Whitaker is a teacher
of experience. . Annie Berry has re-opened
her school after two weeks vacation G.
II. Hopkins of St. Adams is visiting friends
in town. Daisy Sherman is visiting friends
in Detroit for a short time. %. R. Whitney
of South Casco has been employed by Shute
X Mitchell in their factory. John Hart re-
Gently saw two deer near the village on the
Unity road. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Basford
OF Brewer the guests of Mrs. Jennie
Hoxie :. Ralph Hoxie Of Pttstield has been
visiting friends in Burnham, Waterville,
Lewiston and Auburn Charles Houston
and family of six children are sick with the
measles.
NORTH TROY. Thieves entered the hous
of Mr., Clarke Runnells recently and break
ing locks and removing parts of small draw
ers of a bureau in the sleeping room occupied
by Mr. Runnells succeeded in obtaining
SOS Mrs. Runnells was away at the hospital
in Watervlle at the time. No clue as yet
to the guilty parties Mrs. Sarah D. Carleton
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alma Green
of Wilton. Mrs. Hannah woods returned
her daughter, Mrs. Alphonso Dyer. MIR
Benjamin CAL is suffering from the effects
of paralysis. Mrs. Louisa Bennett, who
has been sick for several weeks, is improving
slowly but remains very weak.....Mrs
Hester A. Smart has closed her house and
gone to Auburn, where she intends to pass
| the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Adell
n
Ada Noble of Pttsfeld We're in town re-
Gently looking after the work being done
| for them in Fairview cemetery.
| PROSPECT. Charles Partridge has arrived
home. He was in the Sixth Massachusetts
| regiment and is at home on d Through to re-
cruit for garrison duty in our new domain.
....Jcseph Lindsey has been mustered out
of the service and has gone to Worcester to
work at his trade of house carpenter....I [.
F. Gould has been to place called New
| Boston in New Hampshire to visit his
daughter, Mrs William George. John F d.
Libby has large assortment of everything
new in his store this fall. -. Fred Haley
hauled for Capt. Hopkins of Stockton
Springs 100 bushels Of corn and meal at one
load with three horses, from Winterport to
Stockton Springs. The captain is going to
keep corn, meal, shorts and -four for sale at
the Trundy store aud any one can buy along
the route of the teamster on the way haul
ing days II. Charles Littletield is buying
eggs to ship and will try for territory and
establish routes in the several towns near
bv. 4 mes & NerritleW Stockton Snrinps
on Saturdays, every week, will sell way
down and cash amount bought Will count
at a certain percentage for a barrel of -four
-. The poultry market is low here, and
chicken meat on farm is too plentiful to be
good. On more than half the farms they
don't like them, whereas 30 years ago, when
there was less than half the poultry kept,
chickens were considered great dish and
everybody liked them.