The Republican journal., 1899-10-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


Lnents about the grounds He is digging
additional wells, trimming the grove, and
putting things in fine condition for next
season. f b Ew+i arrived home Tuesday
from business trip 10 B ,ston.
PROSPECT VILLAGE Leo Sargent and Mat
tie May Cross of Belfast We're the guests OF
Miss C,s aunt Mrs E NJ. Littlefeld, Oct
15rh.... Miss Ella Partridge, accompanied by
friends, all of Belfast, visited her mother last
sunday. Capt. Joseph Partridge of Bel
fast was the guest Of his brother Henry Par
fridge last Sunday Emery Marden, one
of Prospects leading residents, died Oct
18th. He had been i'll and confined to his
house for a long time. The family have the
sympathy of the entire community in their
Bereavement
PROSPECT FERRY W. 81. Sanborn and
wife Of Belfast visited Mr.. and Mrs. W D,
Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heagan
asst Sunday and Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Barnes are visiting friends in Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut. Mrs. Ruth
Snow, who has been visiting here the past
1wo weeks. returned to her home in Con-
ueoticut asst week. .... Irs. James Pierce
entertained tile LtllbS ilTclt ldSU SATURDAY .
90. Everett Pierce was 81 home for a short
visit last week. Arthur Grindle spent
sunday at his old home returning TO Ban
gor Monday morning. Miss Lulu Avery
entertained a party Of her friends last Satur-
Lay evening.
EAST SFARsMoHT. MT. aud Mrs. Fred
Gsraur Of Appleton visited Mr., and Mrs. H.
eaIs.sfing If the following people We're at
Edgar ?. Mahoneys, Oct 10th. Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Hllis, Althea and Della Mahoney
<t NurthUost Mrs. George A. Collins of
salem Mas Mrs W t Howard Mrs
ErT.u Z. Howard Mrs. f. P. Brewster, Fan
slie WEIGH and Mrs Harvey Stinson of Bel
5a>r. 4 lla ulo dinner was served and an en-
Yay3ll- la7 sprut....M Mrs. Clara DonneN
VlsLted III Iocblaud asst week....J. G Pack
a+-t al-d SON Raymond visited ms uncle in
T-ar-rql- est SUnday....W T. Howard and
tryl T Fl ward were in town Friday
MIR, A. VI lngraI am Of Belfast was in town
sunday calling ou relatives aud friends.
tlNrBf INo o1NvILLE Homer Mathews
=J1-lra 90 Boston Thursday after = few
seeks VISIT. Aubrey Tower returned to
N4v-rv Monday -fter a TWO weeks visit
y7lta lis areuts Mrs Rufus Knight and
Mrs y Wescott Of Bockport visited in
tJwn last Saturday and sunday. John
Dean returned last week from a business
srlu ro Concord. n H....Frank Gray, who
Las employment III HaUowel, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at holae..... Our milliner,
Mr. Dora Moody. has returned from Boston
with d line assortment of tie latest styles in
fall AND winter millinery... Mrs. VIII
zen IF Y aTren visited at H u Nortons
Saturday and Sunday Chester Cross of
Boston : at 2ome for few weeks. .... The
-o4-1-1 0all at Clark's Hall last Thursday
evening was We attended.
ClARhE CORNER, (Prospect) On a recent
visit t. Edward Bachelor at the Ferry we
found that lie and his SON Allie have some
very line 1ioins One has this inscription
iu-ide: Joseph Guarnesius Fecet Ceremonial
Ammo 17;G." Another has these words:
'Antonius Amate Cremonesises Fecit, ammo
domini Nos,ri. 1635 This violin MI B. has
refused SO for Ii is called the Ray Emery
violin The third instrument Las the follow
-Hg inscription: "Antonius Stradenarius
Cremoneusis Facienat, Ammo 1921, Gas Man
suy, A. Paris. This violin was formerly
owned by the late Capt. Wan Hartman MI
B's. son j. a tine violinist. Mrs. Abbie
CLARK visited Mrs. Loa Clark last week.
Gsbrel Brown Las bought horse. Those
IN wsnt Of cows will do well to inquire Of
Neil CIarke... \. Ellis Brown and George
Peterson Of Belfast were guests of Nell
Clarke OCT, 18th
Troy The pie sociabe at Mrs. Emma
Plercr's was success botl socially and
financially. Tie house was well filed with
friends from everywhere. TLornd,ke, Jack
SOL D-xlnont. Monroe and Unity We're repre-
scented besides many from Troy. Twelve
dollars We're received IN money. which will
I've expended for the benefit Of the local
church. Music, readings and recitations
comprised the entertainment, and numerous
games were INDUCED in by the younger
portion Of the company. A good time was
reported, and ii could not be otherwise as
Mrs Pierce and Misses Ethel and Erdine
are model entertainers. There was knit
ting bee at Mrs. Emma Bagley's last week,
and fingers We're busy with the knitting
social converse. At tea time ample Justice
was done to the choice viands prepared for
Ghe busy knitters. Miss Luna Ferguson of
East Troy and Miss Angie Garcelon of
West Troy were the guests of Katrina
Harding Saturday and Sunday Miss
Harding's school at Knox will close in one
week.....M Mr. Frank A. NJ. Piper visited in
Brooks asst week,
SwANyILLE. Mr.. VIM. Knowlton is quite
sick 18th typhoid fever. Mrs. Peck of Penn.
-4yIvania, who has been the guest of Hon. A
EL Nickerson for several weeks left for Port
land last week, accompanied by her host.
Mr.. \. returned home Monday night. Ar
rangeluents have been made for Farmers
Institute at Comet Grange hall some time
near the hlst Of Noye1n Der. -. Mr.. and Mrs
s. d Greeley an6 two children of Hampden
viaited friends ii town Sunday 1.-The fu-
neral services of Mrs. Isaac McKeen were
conducted Il the home of her father, Oct
18th, by Rev. David Bracket of Brooks, as.
sisted by Friend 0 G Hussey of Waldo
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