The Republican journal., 1899-10-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

CAMDEN. Permission has been granted
by the board of selectmen to j. B. q. Adams
and 81. M. Bean to extend their wharves
into tide waters twentytw two feet. which will
carry them to the channel as dug by the
government. Williston Grinnell is also in
tending to get authority to extend his
wharves.. ALBERT Dean shot two deer
Thursday afternoon on the road from Lin
colnville Beach to the Centre.
| CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mrs. Benz, Tibbetts
of East Palermo is visiting her son, John
| Tibbetts. James Woodbury. of Morrill,
threshed out 10 bushels of mixed grain in
three hours and ten minutes at F. A. Cush
mans last Saturday Loren Blake and
family have moved from the W. n Foye
farm to the G. B. Huslus place.. Robt. K
James of Boston visited E. A. Sprowl last
week I'D. W. Hannum of Middleboro,
Mass, is at F. L. Warehouses;. Mr.. and
Mrs. Volney Thompson recently visit 4 G..
| F. Morse, in Unity Freedom Grange was
| the guest of Union Harvest Grange last Sat-
| urday afternoon.
| SM1THToN (Freedom) James Veva is
| building an addition to his house. Eph
rain Bragdon has been making repairs on
the buildings on the Sylvester place.
| Otis Harvey has built an l. to his house and
NJ. E. Rusher has been clapboarding and
painting his house. Fred Davis is building
ne" shed Wilbur Penney has built new
barn this summer and is now repairing his
| house. John Deane has clapboarded and
painted his house, making great improve
| ment in the looks OF the place. Quite a
number of our young people attended the
fair in Unity and report a good time. 1t
has been quite common sight to see deer
around here during the SUMMER, but none
have been reported killed so far, though the
hunters are many -. Ephraim Bragdon has
gone to Massachusetts, on business . Miss
Bertha Oliver of Rock land who has been
visiting at Orison Penney's, returned home
Monday. Her sister Ella accompanied her.
"A little stranger lately came to the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Wright Thompson. 1t is
girl. james Sylvester has bought steam
engine to use in his mill and will soon be
ready to saw all kinds of lumber at short
notice.
SEARsMoNT. j. L. Bean is building an
extension on his mill ID L. Lewis of China
was IN town last week in the interest of The
Homestead. -. Mrs. V. A. Simmons has re-
turned from Boston with fine line of mil
linery 80. Mrs. W. L. Wilder and Mrs. Eliza
Weatherbee are visiting friends in New
Harbor. Eddie Darby of New York was
the guest of Mrs. Thayer last week.
Messrs. George and Ellis Crane of Camden
We're guests of MIR. and Mrs. W. Fl. Frohock
Saturday and Sunday. Ivory Moore has
returned home from Rockland. -. Wesley
Bowler and son of Rockland We're in town
last Saturday....L. c. Poor has bought the
w. 5. Cox house. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Toothaker of Belfast We're n town last Sun
day. Il. F. Dunton, Esq. OF Belfast shot a
deer on the Wilson farm last week. &C. F.
Knight and wife ana Miss Mary Knight of
Rockport We're guests of j. E. McF arlaud
last Sunday. Rally Day at the NJ. E. Sun
day school was a success Every teacher
was present, tifty-six scholars answered to
the roll call, and greetings We're sent from
Rev. e. I'll. Boynton of Bangor, Rev. NJ F.
Bird CHAM of Midtown, Rev. Wesley Wig.
gin of Roc&port, Mass, and Mrs. A. I. Muz-
zy of Somerville, Mass....A humming bird
flew III through an open window at Mrs. S.
S. Beans and is apparently happy fitting
about among the poisoning plants. Mrs
BeanIhung cage in sunny window for him,
and he alights and eats of the syrup which
she has prepared for him.
1sLESBoRo. 6. Dixon of Philadelphia has
bought three lots of land of the Islesboro Land
& Improvement Co. at Dark Harbor. .Morri-
son & Mcdonald of Belfast received two
cargoes of lumber and material by sch. Sen
ator the past week, for Dark Harbor cottages.
Mrs. Geo. Boynton and Miss Farnsworth
of Massachusetts. assisted by Miss Alice
Pendleton of Isles boro, gave concert Tues
day and Wednesday evenings for the benefit
of the Baptist church. Miss Jane Pendle-
ton, an aged lady who has habit of smok-
ing, got her clothes on fire from lighted
match Tuesday and was badly burned. 100.
Mrs. j. F. Grindle, Mrs. Inez Pendleton,
Miss Brina c. Pendleton, Mrs. Helen E.
Ryder and daughter Gayle went to Bangor
Friday for a short visit and to attend the
Musical Festival. Maurice and Arthur
Decker returned home Tuesday after six
days hunt in the woods with three deer and
fox. Mr.. Folwell is having log cabin
built on what is known as Warren's Is
land, which he bought short time ago..
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. a. Warren were called
home this week to the death bed of their
daughter Josie who died Friday morning.
She had been an invalid for number of
years. The funeral took place Sunday at
10 A. NJ with prayer and remarks by Dea. J.
F. Grindle.. Mrs. Eva Mansfield returned
to her home in Lynn, Mass, last Monday 80.
Mrs. S. D. Sprague and Miss Flossie Adams
went to Lynn, Mass last Monday to spend
the winter.
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