The Republican journal., 1898-06-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

Following is a summary OF the attendance
since 1890 81, which was 80: 1891 90. 266
90, $50; 1898 "a, 3S5; 1894 %, 1888; 1895 96,
40; 1861, 464; 1897 9S, 5o5. The attend
ance in 1897 9S was $50 more than in 1S90.9l
I. d, Blake, of the g. F. Blake Pump Man
ufacturing Co. Boston, and w. H. Wing of
New York have arrived and opened their cot
tages. Col \. X Bolan has souvenir
from the bsttleslip Maine, mess coffee pot.
1t was taken from the wreck by one of the
divers.
WALDO. j. H Wentworth lost valuable
horse recently ...... The Levanseller Bros.
have raised their barn aud will have a cellar
under it,. MIR. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith
of Salem, Mass, are visiting MI. and Mrs,
j. L. Chase....pr. l.. j. Gibbs and wife of
Chicopee Falls, Mass, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j G Harding 49,. Schools will
close tomorrow. Our schools tor the past
year have been very successful.
STOCKTON STRINGS. Miss Mary Plummer
OF North Searsport is spending few days
Will friends in town.. Capt. Melvin Col
cord is in New York on business. Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Staples who have spent
several months in Belfast with their
daughter, Mrs. Frank jackson, arrived home
the past week. Mrs. WILDER Grant Of King
man visited her sister, Mrs. Orilla Libby, a
/ few days last week.. Miss Evelyn Costigan
of Hampden is visiting friends in town..
Mrs. Weston Doe and little daughter
Bernice, accompanied by her brother Mr.,
Frank Treat, arrived by boat sunday.
| The sociable under the aus puces of the V.
l. S. will be held at Denslow Hall this,
Thursday, evening A good program will
be gwen, followed by social dance.
SwANVILLE. Hon. A. E. Nickerson was
in Bar Harbor examining the haylnarket
last week. Mrs. Sarah Staples and Mrs
Henrietta Luce Of Belfast visiting
| friends in town.. Emery, the little son of
Mr., and Mrs Albert Cunnin CHAM, has been
very sick OF pneumonia, but is better at the
present writing Mr, c. was up-river. but re.
turned Saturday night. Miss Mamie
Nickerson. who Is teaching in Searsport,
| spent Saturday and Sunday with her
grandmother, Mrs Abigail Nickerson...,
Mrs. S. d. Greedy and son Kenneth of
| hdhpueH NlSlOttl Irlehus III toWu Idsb week
and her mother Mrs. Mary d. Nlckerson,
| accompanied her home. -. Mr.. A. 7. Nicker-
son went to Hampden Saturday. Two
games OF oaSe-oail were ptaEed at the
heights Saturday afternoon One betW cen
the Waldo uine and the Harvey Town nine,
in which the Waldo nine was victorious,
and one between the Searsport nine and
SWanYllie nlne, IN which the Searsport nine
Won. axe pun in last weeks Issue
Sh'aI" nave fedd lack a pm ..' Cream
vas IA gooo demand IN thls Fielhlty Satur-
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port - relalfluS ME- 0NlFahus Nlekers'l4
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MONROE Mr. john Smattard and his
daughter, Mrs. Ella Lincoln returned last
week 10 Natiek. Mass, where Mr., 5. will re
main until Mrs. Lineolu's daughter Mamie
graduates. She Will then come to Monroe
with her grandfather to spend the summer,
Mrs, Llncoln remaining at her home in Ma
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