The Republican journal., 1899-06-29
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HALLpALE. WILDER Penny is building
barn.. Mrs. ]. W. Plummer arrived from
Massachusetts last week to spend few
weeks with friends here. Mr.. Herrick of
Rockland was the guest of Frank Stevens
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Foster at
tended the County Grange in Winterport
last week. Rev. T. B. Pentecost will
preach at the Vose school house next Sun
day at p. m......Mr and Mrs. N. E. Keen
of Belfast called on friends here last week.
PALERMO. Watts Nelson went to Cam
den last Saturday Cora A. Goodwin went
to Montville and Belfast last week..
Charles DOVE of East Vassalboro and his
sister, Mrs. Nellie Orcutt of Worcester
Mass, visited friends in town last week.
John Black returned HON from Massacbu-
sets last Saturday At the entertainment
at the SC ool house at Ford's Corner last
week by the Temperance Society about 50
was received from the sale of ice cream...
Sanford Greeley's new house will be ready
for the mason this week. The chimney was
built last week by Rose oe Downer of Lib
erty.. George Crommett's new house will
be ready for the mason next week. .Dex-
ter Turner's new barn is nearly completed.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Rev. A. A Smith of
Belfast will hold regular services in the
church next Sunday, continuing on alternate
Sundays through the season.. Mrs. Ethel
S. Barrett and child are visiting her grand
mother, Mrs Lewis NIudgett, for the sum-
mer. Fiitner Staples, who has been with
his brother in New Hampshire, for the past
year, is at home for the summer. Mr.
Clement Smith and wife came home from
Massachusetts, last week, and are at the
home of her father, Mr.. Eli Stevens. Capt
Eden Shute arrived in town Sunday, and
left Monday for New York, accompanied by
his wife and son Eden. >. Mr.. Albert Ames
attended the Knights Templar Encampment
in Gardiner, last week, joining the Rock
land Commandery, by invitation, and going
with them. He reports a royal reception
and entertainment by the Gardiner Com
mandery. Mr.. Wilbur Grant of Kingman
was in town from Friday to Monday and
transferred the remains of his wife from the
receiving tomb, in the Narrows Cemetery.
to the family lot in Sandy point He was
accompanied by his brother Hubert, both
returning M onday Lyman Richardson,
Jr. died last Sunday after short illness
the funeral took place Tu esday, at the
residence of his grandmother, Mrs, David
Berry. His mother, Mrs. Maria Richard
son, and uncle, Mr.. William Ryder, came
from Bangor Monday to attend the ser
vices. The Field Day excursion of the
Current Events Club, planned for Tuesday,
was postponed on account of the funeral. -.
The Soden Ross ana Morse cottages, at Fort
Point, are open for the summer SYLVIA
nus Street will give, on Monday evening,
July 8, the bright and aughablc drama.
AZ Breezy Point" Come and be amused by
the witty saliies of the thrte en- young ladies'
With the usual good music of Gilmore's
orchestral. The Current Events Club will
be entertained by Mrs. Charles Park, on
this (Thursday) afternoon.
MONROE. The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, which was organized in this
town May 18th, has added five active men,
bers and one honorary, and maintains six
departments of work. The Rebekah's straw
berry festival and enter tainment at Odd
Fellows Hall, June 21st, was success in
every particular. both socially and financial
ly. The entertainment was one of the best
ever given in Monroe. Others will follow.
This lodge is new, but is composed of some
of the finest and best workers we have All
are interested and have bou ght inc regaias
costing $50 and have paid all bills so far and
the lodge is prospecting finely. Some of the
ladies will meet June 9th to arrange for
members and the Rebekah degree will be
conferred upon seven candidates, with four
more to be ballotted upon at the next meet
ing, July 14th......Mr. c. E. Holt from
Dover, and l.. J. Holt from Hebron, Me-,
where he has just graduated, stopped over
last Sunday with their brother, DR.. 81. A
Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Evans have lit
tie son born June 26th Mrs. Martin Rob-
inson was thrown from her carriage in this
village Monday by the horse getting fright
ened at hay stack covered with white C an
vas. Although she was bruised it is not
known that she was seriously injured .
Mrs. Franklin Chase, who has been an in
valid all summer, entertained few of her
friends last Monday evening. The occasion
was her birthday. They all left pleasant
tokens of rememb rance, which were high
ly appreciated. Ice cream and cake were
served. Mrs Charles Colson has been
visiting her mother and sister. The even
ing of July 4th the Rebekhs will have a
supper at the Hall, the proceeds to be for
their benefit. M orning Light grange en-
tertained Northern Light grange last Satur-
day evening.
THoRND1KE. Fred Higgins, who was
kicked on the knee by horse several days
ago, received severe injury and at this
writing is confined to bed and unable to use
that limb. 80. Charles Gross of East Thorn.
dixie has gone to North Andover, Mass,
where he has employment. Mrs. Erastus
Wilson and children of Lisbon Falls are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl.
Monroe. -. Mrs. Fred Cornforth of this town
died Tuesday from the effects of measles.
She leaves a husband and four children, the
youngest less than year old. Henry COT
n received quit bad fall lew days ago
while at work with hay press. One of the
other men went to kick out bale, which
struck Henry, knocking him from the press
tO the floor He fell over backwards strik.