The Republican journal., 1899-08-31
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week.

DosIon Anu MIS-. Auule CroSby OF nifty Wis.,
tied their brother, Mr.. James Clement, last
week.. Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Bartlett Wis.,
tied relatives in Jefferson recently. Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Norton of Boston are visit
ing Mrs. Norton's brother, Mr.. Will White.
Mrs Volney Thompson spent last week with
Mrs Benz. Gowen of Thorndike. Mrs.
Sarah Thompson is visiting her daughter,
Mrs John 1. Watts of Freedom.
Troy. Mrs. Sarah Norton is stopping
in Unity for the present. :. Miss Lovisa
Prentss of Augusta is visiting relatives in
Troy. Mrs. Lula Whitaker has gone to
Northport for a weeks outing. Mrs.
Alice Harding and Master Charlie will at
tend the campmeeting at Northport this
week. Mrs. Lila SLibes and two children
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Bagley Mr.. and Mrs. Russell of Bangor
visited Mrs. Minnie Knowles recently -.
Mrs. Emma Pierce and daughter Erdine Wis
tied in Northport last week. Mrs. B. F.
Harding shipped very handsome grey kit
ten to parties on Staten Island, n. ", re-
GENTLY. Many from Troy will attend the
Spirituaists' campmeeting at Etna. Miss
Union church Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the W. c. T. L.
THoRNDIKE. F. S. Hogan has gone to
| kennebec county to buy cows. Mr.. Hogan
IS one of our progressive farmers. He al
ready has fine herd of cows, including
| several registered animals. This season he
has built large silo and bought DeLaval
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bushels of nice fall apples to Mr.. Philbrick
OF Troy. who will take them to the Water
Vile market. Capt. Orrin Wade and wife
of Hartland, CT, called on Mrs. f. l.. Phil
brick last Monday. Granville Small and
wife were the guests of Joseph Stearns and
wife last Friday. Joseph Higgins and
wife visited Rev. and Mrs. David Bracket
IN Brooks, Aug, nth. Fred Prentss of
Lowell. Mass, has been visiting his niece,
Mrs, Bert Stevens. -. Mrs. Sarah Chase of
Unity IS passing week with her brother, j -.
S. Files. Mrs Cora and Annie Cole were
the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Higgins last We'd
nesday q. Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Bartlett are
passing few weeks with friends in Bangor
MONROE. DR.. J. j. Sewall and wife of
RoXbury, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Atwood
....Rev. James Dingwell and wife and little
son Paul from New York are visiting her
father, A, Fl. Mayo. Miss Mamie Lincoln
who spends the summer here, and has made
many friends, gave lawn party recently. A
very pleasant afternoon was spent in play
ing games. Ice cream cake, candy, apples,
etc, We're served. John McTaggart and
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visiting at Charles Colsons. -. Mrs Fred
Putnam is visiting in Brewer. Mrs j. S.
Blair will GO to Massachusetts this week.
Rev. j. S. Blair will be here one Sunday
longer and will speak at ThurIow school
house. Master Charlie ami Cyrus Dollotf
from Gardiner have been visiting their
grandparents Capt and Mrs. Toford Dur.
ham. Miss Mabel Webber is at home from
Massachusetts,. The Centre Sunday school
and village united for a picnic at Swan
Lake Aug S0th.
BELMONT. Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Allenwood
were in Montville Aug. 10Th to attend the
reunion of the Hatch Family Mr.. Alfonzo
Jackson, whose right eye was injured some
time ago by piece of board striking him,
went to Portland Wednesday to have it OPP
Grated upon. DR.. G. c. Kilgore of Belfast
accompanied him. Mr. Austin L. Mills
and Miss Ida l., Smalley of Camden We're III
town Sunday visiting. Mrs. Alice May
Bains and son Frederick of Boston, Mass.
are IN town visiting relatives. Miss Laura
Elms, who is employed in Belfast, was in
town Sunday, visiting her parents. Mr.. and
"a, 4, -,,c>T
Gloucester IS visiting her father, Mr. Caleb
Lamb. .... Mrs. C. P. Morrill, IS on the sick
list. The blacksmith and wheelwrght
shop of Mr., c. r. Andrews was totally de-
stroFed by fire last Friday afternoon, with
all its contents. including the tools and lum-
Der. Loss about $500; no insurance. Most
Of the farmers harvesting their grain,
and report good crop. -. The gospel meet
ings held at Halls Corner are very interest
ing. They are held every Monday evening,
under the leadership of Rev. f, I. Capen,
pastor of the Baptist church, Belfast
NORTH BELFAST. The Sunday school made
its annual excursion to Northport Camp
ground Aug. 18th. Many of the party visit
ed the battleship Texas, which lay in the
narDor, lnereDy audlng muCn enjoyment TO
: the days outing. e. Frank Flanders has gone
to Howard R. l., to accept situation in the
. asylum. Frank Russ has gone to Middle
town, Conn, where he has position in the
asylum for the insane. Fletcher Russ is at
home on a vacation from the same institu-
ton. Mrs. Vernetta l. Gay and daughters
Madge and Marie of Windsor VT. and Miss
Carrie Brer Of Boston, who have been
spending several weeks vacation at their
old homestead in this place. returned to their
homes last Saturday,, Miss Nina Mason
went to Bangor last week to visit friends. .
Mrs. Edwin Mitchell and daughter Mile
We're at Northport Camp Ground last week.
J . Miss Edith Ladd, who spent the
f summer in Lowell, Mass has returned
home. Mr.. aud Mrs. E. l.. White, who
spent short vocation in this lvicinty return
/ ed to their home in Brockton, Mass, Aug.
18th Mrs. Alonzo Beckwith aud daugh.
ter Eirgie have returned home from visit
of several weeks with relatives in Windsor
? APPLETON. Among the arrivals in town
} the past week are Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eel. Sum-
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