The Republican journal., 1899-08-03

CENTRE MONTvILLE. Mr.. Ralph Carter
took trip to Bar Harbor last week. Rev.
Mr.. Seligee Of Morrill, preached at the Frye
school house last Sunday and will hereafter
mold services at the same place every other
Sunday at 2:30 in the afternoon. ...M Mr.. G. R.
Richards of Washington, D. c., is visiting
the family of James o. Bartlett. Waldo
County Grange will hold its next meeting
with Union Harvest Grange in September
go. Miss Edna Thompson visited friends in
Belfast last week.. -. A party of about fifteen
from this place visited the Camden noun
tains last week and brought back about
eight bushels of bueberries. Miss Dear
born of Boston, Mass, is spending his vaca-
ton with Mrs. o. A. Ramsay.
WINDERMERE PARK. DR.. and Mrs. Bill
lings of Freedom have been spending two
weeks here. Mr.. B. A. Perkins aud Mr.. and
Mrs Charles J. Perkins of Portland were
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bellows and
Master Charles were here for a few days..
Mrs. M. S. White of Belfast spent last Tues
day here. Mrs. Gorham Clough of Rock
land, Miss Mary Faunce and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. b Swan of Belfast, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
of Texas, MIR. and Mrs. Berry and Master
Berry from Montana, Mr.. Bagey and friend
of Portland and many others are guests at
the hotel. The fishing is exceptionally
good Prof. Rochelle of Boston caught a
| salmon, weight lbs. The cottages are
if they were to be had. Last Friday night
we were treated to most beautiful sunset
The sky was a dark orange hue shaded and
interpreted with blue which reflected upon
the water which also looked the same orange
hue. Many persons stood enraptured at the
sight The water of the lake was as smooth
astglass; it was sight worth crossing
continent to witness. Mr.. Benz. F. Wells
is still at the Park and is extremely kind in
taking the visitors about both to admire its
beauties and fishing on the lake. He has
constructed some very pretty lanes and
grottoes which are very much admired
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks are giving excellent
satisfaction and their fish chowders are
something to be remembered. Altogether the
natural beauties grow upon one and each
day some new discoveries are made. Aug
18th is looked forward to and no doubt
large crowd will be here. 1t is a place one
likes to visit and is sorry to leave.
Brewster and little daughter Clara who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Heagan, returned to their home in Camden
last Saturday. Miss Lizzie Wilson spent
last week in Isesboro. Mrs. Mary Smith
is stopping at VIM. Smiths in Stockton
Springs for short time. Arthur Grindle
spent last Sunday with his father, returning
to Bangor Monday morning. E. r. Batch
elder is at home on q short vacation with
his family. Mrs. Lydia j. Pierce and her
two daughters, Medora and Mary, of Pea
body Mass, are visiting relatives here....
Mrs. Orila McManus is at home from Massa-
chusetts and will spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Anna c. Hartman.
Mrs. Anna G. Hartman entertained the La
dies Circle last Saturday afternoon and
evening. George I. Wescott met with a
serious accident last Friday. He was
raking hay with his horse and thinking to
start him along little faster he put cut his
foot when the horse kicked with both feet
breaking one of Mr.. Wescotts legs below
the knee. He is attended by DR.. Stevens of
Stockton Springs and at this writing is do
ing as we'll as could be expected. Hollis
Billado died at his home July 9th, after
long illness of consumption, at the age of 10
years. He leaves mother, two sisters. aud
four brothers 10 mo urn their loss. Funeral
services were held at his home July 26 h,
Rev. VIM. Forsyth of Bucksport officiating.
! The singers We're Joe Brewster of Camden,
Mrs. Annie Avery and Mrs Anna G. Harri-
man. The flowers We're very beautiful "a
pausy pillow from Mrs n. J. Heagan, 10
pinks from Mrs. G. B. Brown, pansy wreath
from Mrs. Emma Luke, pansy cross from
| Nanne Hartman. wreath of clematis from
Emily CHM, 10 pinks from schoolmates, cut
flowers from Mrs. Fannie Batchelder, Mrs.
A. A. CHM, Otis Littefel1, the family,
Miss Freda Hartman. Mrs F. S. Hartman.