The Republican journal., 1898-07-21
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

EAST sEARsMoNT Mr.. john Cummings
wife and daughter of New York city are at
their old home for the summer. "A lawn
party will be held at the home of Mrs
! Austin Mariner Saturday evening July 23d.
| lee cream and cake will be on sale The pro-
ceeds are - 90 to the munster.
] CENTRE LTNcoLNvtLLE. Mrs. Clara Kid
/ der of R0ckport and her two daughters have
been visiting relatives in toWn....M Miss Mat
tie and Nina Clement and Lena Hall of Wal
than, Mass, Misses Louise and Eta Mullin,
aud Mr.. Parker Young of Camden spent
| Sunday at Willow Farm, j. S. Mullins
/ a. NJ. Pendleton and daughter of Massachu-
sets are spending few weeks at F. NJ.
Russ. Scion Bartlett of Chelsea, Mass,
was in town last week. Will Lane of Ninal-
/ haven was the guest Of Miss Carrie Die key
last week.. Mrs. Carrie Miller of Massa-
cnusetts is visiting relatives in town.. The
farmers annual picnic will be held at the
Adams grove, Wednesday, August 18th.
We hope to see larger number present
| than ever before.
CENTRE MoNTvlLLE. Mr.. Joshua Thomp-
son, who has been very i'll this summer,
does not improve rapidly as his friends
wish and his condition is practically I'M
changed. Mrs. G. R. Richs rds and two
little SONS of Washington, d. c., are spend
| ing the summer with Mrs. Richards parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James 0. Bartlett .. Rev. Asa
Thibadeau of Morrill, preached at the Frye
| school-house last Sunday afternoon to a
very appreciative audience, who are much
| pleased to know that the meetings will be
continued as before, every other Sunday, at
$50 P. NJ. Miss Elizabeth Rogers of
Marshtield Hills, Mass, IS visiting her aul :,
| Mrs. James o. Bartlett -. Farmers are get
ting well through with their haying and are
harvesting fine crop, but the continued
dry weather has injured the grain and other
| crops.
! PROSPECT FERRY Mr.. Charles Day, life
| and daughter, and Mrs. Mary Holbrook of
Bangor are visiting relatives here. Mr.. F.
G. James of Bangor visited Miss Lizzie
| Wilson last week. -. Mr.. VIII am Smith and
wife of Stockton called on relatives here
last Friday. Miss Lizzie E. Pierce of Pee
Mrs. M. G. Proctor with her nephew Morris
Brown of Dorchester, Mass, arrived here
July 10Th. Mr. Proctor arrived July Eth.
They will spend the summer at their cot
tage here. Mrs. Clara Avery of Denver,
Col, is visiting her cousin, G. A. Avery -.
Mrs. Edna Hartman went to Boston last
Thursday to join her husband, Rufus Harri-
man, who is first mate of sch. Wesley M
Oler. Capt. w. Fl. Hartman arrived
home from Boston last Friday and will
spend several days with his family.
Arthur Grindle spent Sunday at his old
home, returning to Bangor Monday morn
ing. Mrs. S. S. Heagan of Boston is visit
ing her husbands mother, Mrs. Matilda
Dow. Capt. S. S. Heagan in brig Telos
towed to Bangor last Thursday. Mrs
Bryant of Bangor. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Everett Pierce, the past
two weeks, returned to her home last Satur
day. zee. The soldiers have gone, bag anG
baggage. Some folks are glad to have then
go and some are sorry. There is repor
that more are expected right away. Mis-
Lizzie Libby and Miss Ora libby of Pros
pect Marsh and Mrs. Orilla McMann at
tended church here last Sunday. .. Mrs. M
G. Harding arrived home from Boston las
Sunday Mrs. Relief Getchel of Bangor i.
visiting Miss Orianna Harding.