The Republican journal., 1899-09-07
County Correspondence.

SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Mason of Brockton, Mass, who have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. S. Adams, re-
turned home Monday. -. Mrs. Sarah Bryant
received dispatch from her daughter inNew
York last Saturday asking her to come
without delay, and she left the same day.
Nearly one hundred people from this place
and vicinity enjoyed a very pleasant time at
picnic on the Marshall's shore Aug Goth -.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Gilman attended the fair
in Bangor last week.
HALLDALE. E. W. Knowles and wife, who
have been visiting at ]. E. Halls, left for
their home in West Somerville, Mass, Aug.
2Sth Ira L. Hall of Somerville, Mass, is
stopping at W. M. Vose's. ...Jo ohm B. Poland
of Fitchburg, Mass, is visiting his parents.
W. F. Poland and wife. &C. A. Hall, B. F.
and F. A. Foster attended the Eastern
Maine fair in Bangor last week. ....A party
from this vicinity enjoyed picnic on the
Mountain Aug. Goth. Fred A. Foster of
Lowell Mass. is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Foster. May Vose OF Prov
dence, r. l., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Howard. b. The Sunday school here had
picnic in Fred Myrick's grove Aug. 30th.
... Mrs. A. E. Sistry, Mrs. 81 N. Crockett,
and Miss Eva Emery left for Their homes in
Grelton, Ohio, Aug. 2Sth. They we're to be
accompanied from Lowell, Mass, by j. B.
Clement, former resident of this place..
Mrs. Job Clement is in very poor health.
Her daughter, Mrs. G. NJ Clement of Lowell,
Mass, is with her. Alton Rowell is at
work in Unity for P. W. Danforth. 80. Mrs.
A. H. Monroe of Thorndike visited here last
week Hannah Vose began the school in
this district last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Glen ent visited friends in Fairfield
last week -. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry are
entertaining friends from New Hampshire.
NORTH TROY Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Rhoades
returned Thursday night from Bangor
where they had been for several days at
tending the fair. So. Miss Agnes Carlton, who
has been stopping in Islesboro, has return
ed to attend the high school at Troy Centre,
800. Winfield Gilley of Foxboro, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs Henrietta Gilley.
Mrs. Emma Jerome, who has been the
guest VI lol Ctuolu, IhiIuoI AdiICGpni III
several weeks, has returned to her home in
Everett, Mass Miss Edna Dyer and sis
ter of Burnham were guests of their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A, P. Hatch, this
week 80. The W. c. T. {. will hold parlor
meeting at the home of Mrs BERTHE Lamb,
West Troy, Tuesday, Sept. 18th. A mem
bership contest is in progress, with Mrs,
Georgia Tyler Woods and Miss Maud Nun
roe for leaders. The side coming out victo-
rious in regard to members will be furnish
ed a supper by their unfortunate sisters.
large number of interested friends and
neghbors attended the serenade at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jersey at
Troy Centre Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jersey entertained their guests il a
very pleasant and hospitable manner, and
all returned to their homes pronouncing it
very enjoyable occasion. Reuben Rhoades
is one of the fortunate few whose fruit trees
give promise of an average yield. Mr..
Rhoades spent many days of valuable time
last spring in his orchard waging a vigor-
Gus warfare against the caterpiilars that
multiplied seemingly more rapidly than
they could be made way with, for which lie
will be amply rewarded by a bountiful
harvest Of very nice winter apples
PITrsFIELp. All the schools in town be-
gan Monday, Sept 4 The vacation season
is over and people are fiocklug home and
settling down to business and every day life
again, Some of us don't know much of
anything else but every day life, anu yet we
are glad to have Others have a rest and a
change which everyone needs to get recruit
ed and forget for a time the cares which
wear them down. Some of our people are
still away, bat viii soon be moving home
ward. H. F. Libby and wife with one or
two invited guests, are sIill lingering amid
the health giving hreezes of Lake Hebron,
Monsoon. Mrs. n c. Smith and daughter
entertained quite party at their cottage at
Maplewood, Lake Sebasticook, the first of
last week. The party included Lila Morrow.
Ethel Vickery, Eugenia Dustin, Helen Has
kell, Ralph Haseltine, VIM. Mcfarland, Jr.
and John mcfarland of Pittsfeld, Richard
Berry and William CargiIl of Liberty, and
Robert Pingsley of Yonkers, n. Y. A fine
time is reported. 49,. DR.. and Mrs. T. n.
Drake and little daughter have arrived home
from three weeks visit with relatives in
Effiugham, n. H.. The pastors of the
several churches resumed their labors last
Sunday after enjoying a brief vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. r. 81. Aldrich with
their daughter of Guilford. visited Rev.
and Mrs. l.. W. Coous last week. l..
A. Harding and wife were in Palmyra
last week to attend the funeral of Mr.. Har-
ding's uncle, Selden Parkman. -. Mrs. NJ. B.
Lowe of Palmyra was in town Monday and
made us a pleasant call. Her daughter,
Thena Lowe, will attend the fall term of
the NJ. c. Institute. There were a great
many people in town during the week of the
races more than ever before on any similar
occasion. :. Quite a number of men with
teams have gone to Aroostook county to
work III the woods the coming fall and Win
ter. 80. Geo. Campbell met with a slight &C
cident recently. While riding his bicycle
he was run into by another bcyclist, throw
ing him to the ground and cutting a cash
over his right eye. 1t is said that they were
both on one side of the street and one of
them didn't obey the rule TO keep on the