The Republican journal., 1898-07-21

|
Broolline, Mass, have moved to their beau
| tiful summer home in Searsport and are
frequently seen in this vicinity visiting rela-
| tives and friends. 49,. Miss Bertha Partridge
and her brother Herman went to Belfast on
| business, recently.
| WINTERPoRr Everybody is rejoicing
with Capt and Mrs. Fernald over the favor
able news received from their son Roy. A
card received from him Monday morning,
| dated July 81, stated that he was wounded
in the Far and had Just had his wound dress
| ed for the first time by the surgeon and
| hoped to join his regiment the next day. ...
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Grant left Saturday
Tor visit to New York, Bradford, Pa, and
other places. H. G. Young and family
have gone for little trip to Rockland and
Nortl Haven. Mrs. Josie Keller of Brew
er is visiting her parents... Darius Phil
brook and Mandeii Smith met with a serious
accident while riding to their work at tie
mountain last Tuesday morning. Tie horse
took fright and ran, throwing both men out
and breaking a collar bone Of each The
1 band played some fine selections at the resi-
| d@uCe of Mrs Hubbard one evening last
week and We're invited in an served with
refreshments by Miss Hubbard. Dr. II j.
| Wehher has moved to Monroe. Miss Allie
| kard Of Brewer and Miss Claire Blethen
! of Bangor are the guests of Miss Matte Lee
| san. Miss Hattie Moody is at Castine for a
/ fey weeks. Mrs Walter HALEY recently
visited her daughter, Mrs. Clara Pinllham
| ii Augusta -. W. Baisdell and family
arrived from Brooklyn Saturday to spend
the remainder OF the SUMMER at the old
/ home.
Brooks. John NJ. Dow, 81 years of age.
IS at his farm overseeing the harvesting Of
| his hay crop. He mows over about 12j
acres of land and gets into the fields every
day to see that business is hustled right
along. Almond S. Forbes, VINO had his
| leg broken few weeks since is getting
| along finely, and contrary to general expec-
| tation has suffered but little since the leg
was set. His daughter, Mrs. Cora Cl0nqb.
is at home to help care for him. Miss Ada
| Jones, the well known milliner. is VISITING
her cousin, Mrs, Chas d. Merritt, and the
family of |. S. Staples Alfred son of
Hollis Blackstone, is visiting the Chase fam
| lily here. His mother will be remembered
a Sarah f. Roberts Of this place. Willard
Chase IS at home from WateryiIle. where III
is student in tile Classical Institute
Alice Maynard of Waterville IS visiting
Mrs, W. S. Jones. Her mother Is remem-
| bered as Nora, daughter of Capt WINSTON
Roberts Of this place. Rev. and Mrs. F. s
Dollitf have returned from their wedding
tour. They have the best wishes Of every
body in tile place.. DIR. A. ". Rich is tax
ing short vacation from his travels for a
fertilizer cOmpany....A. B. StantiaI has a
tine saddle horse in his pacing mare Daisy
and az marshal of the parade July 4th
made fine appearance. Aaron Snow is
still selling lots of the Buckeye moving
machines....M j. Dow has some hiph
grade bicycles and has cut the prices wav
down. c. II. Forbes is at home from Bos-
ton, where he spent the winter, to attend to
cutting the hay on his fathers farm and
his own. The we'll known Tin Horn fam
lily, that for some years have squatted on
the Sites Corner, have departed from this
town, and there il not mourner.. W o.
Estes has built nice pavilion for dancing
near the York hotel and a course of assem-
blies will be held there during the summer
Ak. MI. A Hought' n, who is with his SON
in-law, t. A, Elliott is stin i'll and has not
left the house for months. Small x Per-
kins have been busy painting in the village,
aud several houses are looking finely in
their new coats IF paint. Marsh River
Lodge of Masons is called off until the regd-
lar meeting i'll September. The Good
Templars hold regular meetings with a
crowded hall and nice entertainments.