The Republican journal., 1899-07-27
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SEARsMoNT. Mrs. Lizzie Sturdivant and
daughter of Lowell Mass, are guests Of Mrs.
E. R. Packard. 10. W. Small OF Manches-
ter called upon old friends here last Friday.
=. Charles Ripley of Boston is visiting his
father. Mrs. E. 81. Bradbury of Worcester
is visiting her sisters. III. M. Ripley and
wife of Worcester, Mass, are spending the
week in town. Mrs. j. F. Laury and
daughter Edith of Vassalboro were in town
last week.
HALLDALE. A very heavy thunder show
er passed over this vicinity last Friday
night. Hail as large as robins eggs fell for
few minutes. Leon Virgins house was
struck by lightning during the shower. Mr..
Wiggin, who was sitting by the window, was
knocked over but uninjured. The house was
not set on fire. Mrs. A. E. Sisty and Miss
Eva Emery of Grelton, Ohio, arrived last
Saturday and will spend few weeks with
relatives here. People in this community
will nearly all finish haying this week. $3.50.
Richard Haynes of Bangor is visiting his
brother, A. F. Raynes.
MONROE. During the heavy thunder
shower last Friday night the barn of Arthur
Moore was struck and one corner splintered.
MIR. Rufus Nealley had his leg broken
last Saturday by COW kicking him. The
bone was shattered and he is great sufferer.
.... Miss Mildred Sewall has been the guest
of Miss Mertle Jenkens the past week, and
pleasantly remember her when she resided
here. Miss Linda Chase will return from
the Plttsfed school this week. Mr.. George
Mansur and wife from Bangor, visited their
sisters, Misses Lydia and AlIneda Mansur,
last week. -. Miss Nellie and Mama Staples
visited friends in Newport last week. =. Hay
is not turning out nearly as well as last
year, is the report of farmers who are
through haying.
W1NrERPoRT. Rev d. H. Piper made a
trip to Portland last week and visited the
State Reform School. Mrs. Edwin LARA
bee of Lynn is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Hayes. .Messrs. P. c. George
and Granville Grant are at home from Cam
den for a visit of few days. -. Congratula-
lions are in order at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blake. 1t is boy. F.. G. At
wood and III. D. Simpson went to Sebec for
days fishing last week and caught $50
trout. The speckled beauties made fine
show in Mr.. Atwood's window the next
day, after which they were generously dis
tributed among their friends. Little Earl
Verrill cut his foot very badly Monday after
noon. Mrs. Edwin Bowden is quite i'll 800.
Mr.. Charles Page had a shock Sunday.
During the thunder storm Friday evening
the house of Mr.. Edwin Nickerson was
struck by lightning and some damage done,
but none of the family were hurt.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. Bert Hopkins
LETT last week for ten days business trip TO
Boston. Mrs. Hopkins and son George are
spending the time in Camden and Lincoln
Vile. Mrs. Eden Shute and sons Harry
and Eden arrived home last week. -, Mr..
J. Goodwin Perkins of Evansville, lid.
spent Friday and Saturday with his cousin,
Mrs. Harry Winslow, at Capt. Thomas Cliff
| ford S.. Mrs. Rufus Mudgett, Mrs. Albert
Ares, Mrs. Dora Marden and Miss Laura
Marden left July 10Th for d two-weeks visit
in Kingman. Master Ralph ID. Griffin of
Cambridge, Mass, came by boat Sunday
morning to visit his grandmother Mrs.
Augusta DevereauX... Mrs. Russell Good
hue and mother, Mrs. Pope, arrived from
Boston July 20Uh ard will occupy the
Croker house the remainder of the summer.
miss Ada Custigan of Hanlpden is visit
ing relatives in town.. Mrs. Thomas Cliff
ford returned by Sundays boat from a visit
to Quincy, Mass. She was accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Esther Ellis, who
will spend several weeks with her. Mrs.
Harry Wnslow left by boat Monday to re-
turn to her home in Quincy. Mrs. Fred
Hartman, who has been IN frail health for
a number of years, was seized with severe
hemorrhage of the lungs last Thursday
which all efforts We're powerless to check,
and she passed away Monday night. She
leaves hus b aud and three young children
to mourn their loss. no have the sympathy
of the entire community in their atfiiction