The Republican journal., 1899-01-19
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

his wife to the hospital in Lewiston this
week for treatment. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
McCorison will stop at their home while
they are absent. Asa Sawyer is at home
from Burnham where he has been employed.
THE many friends of Mrs. Mary White
are pleased to see her out once more after so
long suffering with a sore in her head.
Mrs. Caroline Foster is in rather poor
health.
BELMONT The sick people are GONZALES
cent. No new cases of the grip. =. Miss Ida
Smalley, who has been visiting in Appleton
the last three weeks, has returned home....
Mr. Alonzo Fletcher of Boston is visiting at
o. F. Allenwood's. MIR. A. E. Sprague of
Waldo was in town Sunday Mr.. Henry
Mariner, Mrs. Hattie Knight, Mr. and Mrs.
Haney of Belfast were in town Sunday to
attend the funeral Mary, wife of W. F.
Mariner. Rev. j. E. Kealy conduced the
services.
MORRILL,. Miss Annie Whitcomb of Isles
boro visited her sister, Mrs. John Blake,
last week We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Alvesta Hatch and daughter Bertha, now in
Providence r. l., have been very sick late
ly with la grippe and pneumonia. Our
two traders, Arthur Hatch and Lewis Vim
chenbach. spenttw or three days in Camden
and Rockand last week. Miss Eta Mad
den returns to j. r. Mears' this week. ID.
o. Bowen, Esq, is at Augusta this week on
business. E. A Lodge of Good Templars was
organized at Vickery's Hall last Friday
evening and Mr.. Adelbert Paul was elected
Chief Tempar. Frank Blodgett and wife
of Belfast are at her fathers for few weeks
PROSPECT FERRY. Rev. n. Fl. Hartman
of Tacoma, Washington, preached in the
school house last Thursday evening This
was his birth place and his relatives, school
mates and friends enjoyed listening to him
very much He is powerful speaker and
very earnest in his work. He is now on a
trip around the world. During his stay here
h. spent most of his time with his sister
Mrs. E. W. Ginndle. Miss Susie Linsey of
Prospect Marsh visited Miss Fannie Harri-
man last week Miss Ella Croker of
Stockton visited Miss Faustina Harding last
Saturday and Sunday The Ladies' Circle
met with Miss Emily CHM last Friday
evening. Twenty two were present and all
enjoyed very pleasant evening. The next
circle will meet with Mrs. George Wescott
-. Mrs Jennie Batchelder is visiting her
son Freeman in Belfast.
SwANvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Marden,
Mr.. Pierce, and the families of R. R. and
Joseph Marden are sick with la grippe.
Mrs. Wallace Cunningham is in Prospect
with her son Fred, whose baby is very sick
Mr.. and Mrs E, B. Greeley. who have
been sick, are better. -. The school in Dist.
No. I, Ernest Nickersoh teacher, was closed
Jan. 10th on account of scarlet fever. Mr..
Henry Cunningham, one of our prominent
young men, recently married Miss Mae
Miller of Brooks. We wish the young peo-
pie long life OF happiness and prosperity.
.-.. Miss Mamie Nickerson, who is teaching
in Searsport, spent Sunday with her grand
mother, Mrs. Abigail Nckerson. We
We're glad TO see the tender tribute to the
memory of Rev. Myra Kingsbury in asst
weeks issue of The Journal. Miss Harriet
Stevens died suddenly Tuesday morning.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE Our teacher, Miss
Lulu Payson, visited Mrs John Aver of
Liberty last Saturday aud Sunday go. Quite
a number went from here to Camden last
Thursday to witness the launching of the
new schooner. -. Farmers are busy havest
ing their ice 1t is from II to Is inches
thick and of good quality ..... Members
OF the Eastern Star of this place have
extended an invitation to the Chapter to
which they belong at Liberty to visit them
next Friday evening AT the Grange Hall.
The invitation has been accepted and
good time is anticipated. Fred and Elmer
Fowles have bought and moved into the
Ed. Sukeforth Aouse....W. B. Morse and
wife visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Mutt of
Freedom, last week -. Mrs. George Holmes,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs Sarah
Bryant, expects to return to New York this
week. Willie Adams was run into and
seriously injured Monday evening while
sliding down the Randall hill He lay for
hours unconscious, but it is now thought he
will recover.
UNITY. Mr.. Barber, who has been at
work at the hotel, passed away Jan. 18th.
His remains were taken to Pittsfield for
interment. Word has been received from
Vassalboro, that Mrs. Jonathan Stone,
former resident of this town, passed away
the 18th. She was good Christian and was
much respected by all. -. Miss Flora Wat
son has returned from Boston to help care
for her mother. There is talk of starting
Good Templars Lodge here, and we hope
they will succeed, for there is need of some
thing being done. Mrs. Mary Watson is
quite i'll with Pneumonia and it is feared
she will not recover. Dr.. Cook attends her
lit still continues to be very sickly, and
it is impossible for the sick to get any one
to care for them The doctors have more
than they can attend to. Following is
list of the sick: Mrs. George Clark Mrs.
Van Deets, Miss Van Deets, Mrs T. B.
Cook, Mrs. George Grant, Miss Ruth Berry,
Mrs. j. r. Tabor, Mrs. George Pillsbury,
Mrs. G. E. Mitchell, Mrs. H. G. Chandler.
Mrs. P. Whitney, Mrs. D. Harding, Mrs. G.
Written, Mrs. A. R. Myrick, Mrs. B. Rice,
Miss Fogg, Mr. Chas. Taylor, Mr.. Mosher,
Mr.. Libby, Mr.. Rice, Mr.. Twombly, Mr..
McManus, Mr.. H. G. Chandler, Mr. Van
Deets, Mr.. FL. H. Grant, Mr.. L. Fogg, Mr..
Benz. Fogg, Mr.. Damon, Mr.. L. B. Cook.