The Republican journal., 1899-10-12
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week

| CHINA. Among those on the Phillips Jud-
son excursion from Boston to the Pacific
| coast which colided with another train at
Colorado sliding was Prof. D. A. Jones of
San Jose, Cal, brother of Deputy Sheriff
e. w. Jones of China. M. Jones Las been
in China visiting his parents since the first
of July, and was on his way home in Califor-
MIA. A telegram to his father, Rev. A. II.
Jones, states that he uninjured.
| SOUTH MoNTyILLE. VIM. Robbins and
wife have been visiting his sister, Mrs. w
B. Morse. I'D. G. Adams and wife went to
Rockland last Sunday to see his brother,
james Adams, who is very sick. Nearly
| forty of our people attended husking at
q. Gilman's, last Friday evening. They
| husked nearly $50 bushels of corn, after
| which they repaired to the dining room,
where they partook Of a bountiful supply of
brown bread, beans, old fashioned apple
dowdy, and other good things too numerous
| to mention.
| BELMONT. Willie l. Bassick of Camden
was in town last week visiting at j. E.
Elms'. -. Miss Annie Morrill, of Portland is
in town visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Morrill,. John S. Clark and two
children, Melvin and Eta, of Duxbury
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Amelia Clark's.
Mr.. A. w. Clark and family of Glencove
are visiting at A. F. Bowdoin 3. -. Mrs, Ada
Morton, who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Cammett, has returned
to his home in Chicago, Ill....Mrs Emma
Films was in Camden last week -. John
| Morrill, is building an addition to the L of
his house. n. W Wellman is also making
very extensive repairs on his house.
BRANCH Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. 3.
| Dinsmore returned from their bridal tour
last week. The evening after their return
| they gave a reception at the home of the
| brides parents Although it was stormy
| there We're 81 present. MI. aud Mrs Dins-
/ more were the recipients of many beautiful
and costly presents. With social greetings,
music and repast Of ice cream, cake and
coffee, delightful evening was enjoyed and
the guests departed wishing long and
! happy life to the newly welded pair.
Wilder Northing is confined to the house
by Illness. Sumner Bolton of Palermo
died Sept. 10th, aged ~ years. His remains
We're taken to Gorham for interment...
Mrs Hadie Dodge and daughters have re-
| turned from Augusta to their farm in
| Palermo. Mrs. Dodge's health is very
poor.
NORTH SEABsFoRT Mrs. ". L. Mathews
and daughter Dorothy and Miss Isabelle
Gard are visiting relatives in Brooks....
Mrs. II. I. Scribner il in Swanville taking
care of Mrs. Frank Nickerson, who recently
| gave birth to a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs A
j Card of Brooks We're in town last week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Mathews
i IL L. Scrlbner has tue field of cab
bage can be found in Waldo county He
has between four and five thousand head
! and has sold several hundred head He
finds quick sale for them ia Searsport, Bel
fast and Mt. Waldo. What has become of
Hartshorn Clark and his fish cart? His
customers are getting fish hungry. Miss
Sarah Harris of Roxhury, Mass. was in
town last week visiting friends. 49,. Miss
Louise A. Merithew left last Saturday for
Camden, where she has a situation. =. The |
young child of Mr.. and Mrs. George Part
ridge, who has been dangerously sick, IS
IulIlONlIS. .MES. henry w nluU6u OF BEL |
fast is in town visiting relatives.
APPLETON In an account of the recep-
ton given Admiral Dewey in New York we /
find the following item Saturday, Sept. 30,
Admiral Dewey and his officers with officers
from the other ships will land and go to
Hotel Claremont at the head of Riverside |
drive where an elaborate breakfast will be |
served. the Mayor of New York and his off
cial satellites acting as hosts" The landlord |
of Hotel Claremont is Ralph Gushee, son of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen ]. Gushee of Apple |
tom. Thursday night the Lindev Gushee |
store was entered by thieves, who gained |
admittance by taking ont square of glass |
in one of the doors, reaching in and unlock
ing the door, the key having been left in the
lock. A box of ten-cent cigars, a pocket !
knife and few coppers We're all that was |
taken The coppers We're taken from the
cash drawer, which was not locked, but was |
broken open with pick which the fellow !
found in an adjoining room. A team passing |
at the time probably prevented a more ex- |
tenslve burglary. Mrs. f. j. Cakes left |
last week for her home in New York. Before |
the pupils in our schools, to enable them to
celebrate Admiral Dewey's return. Mr.. |
Cakes, who had been here few days, &C.
companied his wife on her return. Thurs
day night haystack belonging to Leonard |
Worthing was set on fire and burned. The |
hay stacked on Workings land near
his house. -. Fred Davidson thinks he has |
now an unfailing supply Of water for his
house and stable. He has just finished |
we'll - feet deep, and six feet in the solid |
ledge o. W. Currier has also been sinking !
well, the spring which had been used for
many years as a source for water drying up |
during the drouth The houses of O. w |
Currler and j. A. Sherman were supplied |
with water from this spring. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Page left Monday for Bath, where |
they will visit their daughter Mrs. Georgia |
Ripley. Albert Newbert and wife of Rock |
land called on friends here Friday. -. Mrs |