The Republican journal., 1899-09-07

PROSPECT FERRY. Emily CHM and Emily
Wilson are visiting friends in Bangor. .....
Mrs. George Gruby returned to her home in
Boston, Mass, last week. 49,. Capt W FL
Hartman and Lester II. Hartman, who
have been spending a few days with their
family while their vessel, sch Wesley Nj
Oler was loading at Bangor, sailed last
Monday for Charleston, S. C...- Capt, W.
D. Hartman went to Bangor on business
last week......M. G. Proctor of Peabody,
Mass, is visiting at Geo. Avery 3. Charles
CHM of Belfast was in town last Mo1Cay.
Miss Faustina Harding is teaching school at
Sand ypoint.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Rev. A. A. Smith has
returned from his summer vacation and
viii occupy our pulpit next Sunday at r.
M, standard. G. S. Hichborn returned to
Augusta Aug. 31st... Miss Melvena Patter-
son, after a visit Of three weeks to her
mother, left for Washington, d. c., last
Thursday. =. Mrs. Jennie Bragg and son
Lester Of East Brook:ield, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Smell of Edgartown, took the Boston
boat Friday, to return to their respective
town Saturday, including Mrs q. S. Heb
born and sons. for Augusta; Mrs. Sarah
Pope, Mrs. Russell Goodhue, Miss Nichols
and Miss Gardner, for Boston; Mrs. Albert
Crockett. Mrs. Joseph Field Miss Marion
and Master Merrill Field, for Charlestown !;
Mrs. Aida Berry and son Lewis and Miss
Addie Bell Lewis, for Portland. MIR.
Henry Hall of Quincy, Joined his uncle here
Saturday and returned to Boston Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Roberts spent few days in
town last week Joseph T. Moulton is
visiting his parents, Mr., AMI Mrs. Henry
Moulton. Capt Ralph Morse arrived home
last Saturday and left Tuesday to Join his
vessel at Bath. Mr. G., f, Hichborn, after
a ten-days' visit with his sisters, returned to
Portland Tuesday Mrs. Flank Frye and
daughter Dorothy left Tuesday for their
home in Boston. A yachting party of our
people went to Belfast Tuesday to attend
the ball-game between the Portland and the
Belfast mines. >. Miss Mabel Simmons re-
turned to Castne, Sept. 9TH, to resume her
duties as one OF the faculty of the Normal
School.
APPLETON. The remains of Mrs. Judson
Goth, were brought to Appleton and inferred
in the family lot il Pine Grove Cemetery.
The funeral services were held in Union
church, Rev. Mr. Perkins of Union offciat-
ing. Her sons, Lewis and Eddie, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Klmmens of Clinton ac-
companed the remains and were present at
the funeral. The funeral services of the
late Mrs. Elvira G. Meservey were held in
Union church Aug. 26th, Rev Thomas STRAIT
ton of Rockland officiating =. There was
large gathering of the Gushee family and
relatives, with few invited friends, on the
eastern shore of Sennebec Lake last Thurs
day, at which place they held picnic. It
was very enjoyable occasion. Ben. and
Ava Keller are attending the fall term of
Normal school at Castine. Mrs. Arethusa
Stanley of South Carver, Mass, il visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gushee. Mrs.
LizzieHemmenway, her sonL leslie and dangh-
ter Myrtle, We're guests last week of NJ and
Mrs. III. G. Pease and Harry Pease and wife
.Chas. f. Ripley was the guest last week of
MI anu MIS- VI IL L dEb anu Itit ofRtNl' tAnS
for his home in Bath, accompanied w his
wife, Mrs. Georgia Ripley, who has heen
passing tie summer with her parer s..-.
Miss Grace Hicks, who has been Mt Old
Orchard the past summer, arrived Saturday
and will visit her uncle, O. w. Currier, be-
fore returning to her home in Garland.
Miss Helena Pitman of Lowell is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Nancy Pitman. John E.
Hanly and wife of Boston We're here a few
days last week. Walter Gushee and wife
who have been guests several weeks of Mrs
Frances Gushee, returned Thursday to Con
cord, n. H. Before leaving, Walter laid out
and had graded fine tennis court. Luther
Drake Esq. of Boston was here to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Elvira Meser-
vey. DO. Wentworth and wife and Elmer
Ripley and wife attended the State Fair in
Bangor. Mrs. R. Ness of Searsmont was
family. Isaac Upham, who has been in
California many years, was recently looking
up old friends. Mr.. Upham was born on
the place now owned by w. Francis Sprague.
Mrs. Walter Sprague, her sons Francis and
Leonard and her sister Agnes Cullen of
Roxbuly, Mass, are at Francis Sprague's for
the remainder of the summer Miss Melissa
Thomas of Brighton, Mass, is visiting
friends in town.
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