The Republican journal., 1898-10-20
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County Correspondence.

| here last Sunday morning. L. l.. Stevenson
of Boston arrived here last week with the
remains of his wife for interment in Pleasant
Hill Cemetery. Freedom. Elder Alvin
Aver, the travelling preacher, is in this vicn-
| ity.. Many in this community are afflicted
with a very bad cold E. |. Hall and wife
returned to their home N Lowell, Mass
last week Eli Stevens and Miss Alice
Rowel were on the sick list last week.
SwANv1LLE A. II. Ellis and daughter
Minnie have been visiting friends in Boston
and vicinity. W. E. Damn had a street.
| robe, harness and three whips taken from
his stable last Thursday night. The school
house in Dist. No 5 was broken open the
same night and knives and scissors We're
| taken. ... Mrs. Mary d. Nickerson and her
son Albert I. Went to Hampden Sunday and
/ returned Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Chase went to Bangor Monday to attend the
| funeral OF his sister, Mrs. Eliza Staples
I Mrs, Twombly of Monroe Centre was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Fred Cunning
ham, last week. Fred Cunningham and
| daughter Jessie have been quite sick but are
Halle Rouston of Searsport were guests
of their grandmother, Mrs. Abigail Nicker-
son, Sunday.
1sLEsBoRo. The prospects are very bright
Tor a prosperous season next summer The
Sjlsby cottage, now IN process of construc-
ton, Will DE the most elegant thus far built.
The foundation is laid, and the lumber and
other materials are on the spot. 1T is 116
feet long. The Dupee cottage is 12u feet
, long, but not as high just how many of
these mansions will be erected during the
next few months cannot now be determined,
but men are at work preparing the founda-
lions for several, and contractors are tigur-
ing, preparatory TO making bids on some
six or eight. Mr.. David Scull of Over
brook, Pa, is enlarging his cottage, ans: is
also building roads through some lots he re-
Gently purchased Some of these lots can
not be bought for less than eight or ten
thousand dollars. For natural beauty Isles
boro surpasses all other spots on the Maine
coast. Such is the universal testimony of
tourists -. Capt Chas. r. Pendleton is
| building cottage to rent, near his own resi-
dence at Dark Harbor. 1t will be completed
in few months. After this is completed
be will build another. Harry Babbidge is
building quite a pretty cottage, which VIII
command a charming view of the east bay
The weather has been very favorable for
building operations during the past month
'...P yam D. Hatch is preparing to cut d
large quantity OF ice next winter His ice
house is near his artificial pond, which he
recently enlarged..,.. Rev. Mr. Andrews
Will preach at the Middle church next Sun
day afternoon and evening. The evening
service at the Free Raptis+ church last Sun
day was largely attended The steamer
Gastlne made an excursion to Belfast last
Tuesday. There were about one hundred
passengers. Miss Roselvena Hatch of Sa-
lem, Mass, made a short visit to her par
cuts, MIR and Mrs. Porter Hatch, and left
last Thursday. Mrs. Herman Farrow left
for New York a few days ago to join her
husband, Capt. of sch. Lucia Porter Mas
ter Guy Hatch, while playing with revol-
yer last Saturday, discharged bullet
through his leg. His wound was dressed by
DR.. Pendleton and he is doing we'll.
WISTERPoRr. very pretty wedding
took place on Saturday morning at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rankin, it being
the marriage of their daughter Hortense to
Charles w. Fernald. son of Capt. and Mrs.
A. E. Fernald The ceremony was Der
formed by Rev d H Piper in the presence
OF the immediate relatives, after which
wedding breakfast was screwed and the
happy pair started on their wedding trip
The bride and groom are both popular
among the young people in town and carry
with them the best wishes of their many
friends. They were the recipients of MANY
nice gifts. Mr.. Fernald has the position of
manager OF Roblnson's branch clothing store
at Bar Harbor, where they will reside Rev.
ID. II. Piper and wife are attending the Ed
worth League Convention at S. w. Harbor
this week. Miss Jennie e Scott gave very
interesting lecture at the Methodist church
Thursday evening in behalf of the Freed
mans Aid and Southern Education Society.
Mrs. Lewis Atwood is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. j. Kennedy, in Boston, Leslie
Simpson arrived Saturday from New York
for brief visit He is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford of Camden visit
ed his brother, Capt. 0. c, Clifford, last
week. -. III. F. Lougee is away on a vacation
trip. Among the places to which he will 90
is Middletown, Conn, to see his friend
Frank Simonton, who is at college there
Mrs. Emma Coping was quite badly injur.
ed by kick from horsea few days since
Mr.. Noah Dearborn of Bangor is visiting
his sister, Mrs. E. B. Lord. Mrs c. NJ.
Chase has gone to Bangor and will probably
spend most of the winter there Mrs. |
Grace Weber of Monroe with her infant
son is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs A.
d. Harlow. Mrs. Arthur Edmonds died
suddenly at her home at Whites Corner
Oct. 18th. The immediate cause of her death |
was apoplexy, though she had been an |
invalid for some time. Miss Hubbard has |
bought fine pair of horses which she will |
leave in the care of Amos Wilson for the |
winter. Mr.. VIM. Hill of Belfast ia |
son, G. R. Hill Mr.. E. D. Gill |
man is at homo for brief stay. Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. l.. Blaisdell and daughter, Miss
Annie, left for their home in Bradford, Pa.
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Blaisdell Mrs,
nrovor nd