The Republican journal., 1899-07-20
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.


The fire is supposed to be the work of tramps.
MIR. A. Fl. Mayo has returned from
pleasure trip to Portland, where he has a
sister and other relatives. He visited the
war ships in the harbor. Mrs. Eliza Yves
ton from Kansas, slste1-in-law of Mrs. At
wood, is visiting there. -. Mrs. F. l.. Palm
er has gone to her cottage in Northport for
the season. Mr.. Leander Staples has gone
to Bar Harbor Machias, and other places, on
a business trip. Mr.. John Twombly has
gone to Seal Harbor for the season. His
wife, who is an invalid, he left with good
she will rally during the warm weather..
The infant baby of Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Blair
is thought to be out of danger.
been quite sick, but is improving Miss
Ina Mcdonnell of Maiden, Mass, is guest
at Miss Louise Cunningham s.. Miss Vina
Nickerson is at home from Portland for her
vacation. Miss Celia Nickerson is at home
from Searsport. MIR. Walter Nckerson
was at home from Hampden last Sunday -.
A wounded doe came ont into c. M. Mar
denis field very near his buildings last Sun
day morning. Mr.. Fred Miller and son
Frank OF Chelsea arrived at the farm last
week. Miss Susie Greeley, who has been
visiting friends in town, returned to Hamp-
den Sunday. Mrs. Mary D. Nickerson and
son Albert accompanied her. Mr.. Perley
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrill,. Mrs. Fred Young and daughter
Marjorie, who are spending the summer in
Waldo, were guests in town last week. -.
Comet Grange will have no more meetings
until the first Monday in August. Mr.
Downs for few days.
LIBERTY. Miss Leta Young while riding
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Young,
last Saturday evening, was thrown from the
blackboard and slightly injured. The hind
wheel passed over her, but with the excep-
ton of sprained shoulder she feels no i'll
effects from it, 1t was narrow escape ....
Prof George r. Berry of Colgate University
Hamilton, n. Y, and former pastor of the
Baptist church at this Village, will occupy
the pulpit here next Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. Many of his old friends will be
glad to listen to him. Mrs. Wisdom and
daughter Hattie of Somervlle, Mass, are
spending few weeks in town and are stop
ping at Mrs. Hattie Clough's. Many hook
ed but few are taken, is what is being said
in relation to the salmon in the lake. All
that have been caught 80 far have been by
accident. The fishermen were fishing for
something else. No professed angler has yet
succeeded in inveigling one to take the
hook. The people hereabout report about
two-thirds Of a crop of hay.
WINTERroRT. DR.. j H. Baker and family
are visiting friends in Steuben.. Mrs j, E.
Dawley OF Fall River is visiting her sister.
Mrs. R. A. Snow....Dr. 7. H. McDonough
of Sebec was in town last week Mrs J,
0. Moody has returned from Boston, where
she has been visiting friends. Miss l. A.
Grindle has gone to Castine for few weeks.
....H. F. Lougee and Billie Hill spent a few
days at Northport last week -. Miss Cora
Taylor arrived on Saturdays boat to spend
her vacation at home. Miss Julia Foley of
Portland is at home for a time on account of
the serious illness of her mother. Miss
Daisy Lowe has returned from an extended
visit to Lynn and other places. Mrs
Mrs. Charles Fernald and Mrs Rose Eaton
are in town for few weeks. :. Mrs. Annie
Deane and children of Boston are the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Emma Kelley. Rev l.
H. w. Wharf was in town a few days last
week .... ISIS Matte Lesan is visiting friends
in Brewer. Mrs II, D. Simpson has been
quite i'll but is recovering. Mr. B. II
Hervey Of Somerville, Mass, is in town for
a few days. Mrs. E. F. Files and two sons
of Fairfield are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jennison Grant. Mrs. j. H.
Thayer and daughter Belle have gone to
Ninalhaven for visit. Mr.. and Mrs. l. j .
Durham and little master Horace arrived
from Boston on Sundays boat for visit of
two or three weeks. Miss E. NJ Hall went
to Ellsworth last week to See Mrs. Simon
ton. who is very ILL.,. Roy L. Fernald has
received commission as 2nd Lieut.. in the
Volunteer army and will go to New York for
examination. The many friends of Mr..
Claude Dunton. formerly of this place. now
of Mt, Vernon, N. Y, were deeply panied to
learn of the sad death of his little son,
Murhed. While at dinner the little fellow
got small bone lodged in his windppe and
although it was removed by a successful
operation the child did not long survive..
Arthur Moody is at home from New York
for fnxr -nn1yt 20
Crowley of Boston is visiting her cousin
Ephra Kneeland.. Mr. Bert Baisdell came
up from Rockland and spent day or TWO
last week.
APPLETON. Misses M. Belle and Ida
Frances Brooks of Somerville, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 81. C. Pease. .. Sam
uel Gushee, wife and daughter of Oseola
Neb., are visiting Mr.. Gushee's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Gushee. 800. Joseph
Schermehorn, who recently bought the
Heating farm, vas taken suddenly sick Sun
day morning, July 9th. DR.. L. W. Hadley
was summoned and found the patient suffer-
ing some pain from an attack of peri1onitis
and advised sending for / +. Alfred King of
Portland, as an operation was deemed n &C.
essary. DR.. King arrived Wednesday and
with the assistance of DR.. Hadley and Dr.
Millet performed the operation, removing an
enterolith, commonly called stone. from
the abdominal cavity which was the cause of
the peritonitis. A trained nurse, Miss DOYLE.
came from Portland aud is taking care of
the patient, who is now in fair way of recov-
cry. Much credit is due DR.. Hadley for the
skillful manner in which he has managed the
case. We think we are very fortunate in
having such skillful physician with u.s.. -.
Miss Ruby Wallace, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81. Page for several
weeks, returned to her home in Bath We'd
nesday... DR.. E. E. Holt of the Eye and
Ear Infirnary, Portland, was here Wednes-
day to consult with DR.. " asgatt of Rockland
in the case of Mrs. Ellen Sullivan, who is
having serious trouble with her ey es. DR..
Holt pronounced it cataract, but did not
think it prudent to operate on account of
the age of the patient. who is eighty years
old....A reception was held in G. A. R. hall
recently for Rev. G. F. and Mrs. jenkins. A
large number of the friends of MIR. and Mrs
jenkins were present and a very enjoyable
evening was passed.. Mrs. Harry Pease
has returned from the Maine General Hos
pital much improved in health. &c. Walter
Gushee went to Liberty Friday. Mrs. Gus
hee and children are visiting her parents
there.