The Republican journal., 1899-08-03
County Correspondence.

| county correspondence
| HALLpALE. Richard Raynes, who has been
visiting his rother, A. +. haynes, returned
G. L. Poland and children of Medford, Mass
and Mrs. j. B. Poland and daughters of
Fltchburg, Mass, are visiting at W. p.
foland's....J. W. Plummer OF Cambridge,
Mass. visited his wife and little daughter,
VINO We're stopping here last week...:J. u.
i Hall suffered severely last week with a
sore in his throat. /. A. F. Major is moving
| to Freedom.
SwANv1LLE. Mrs. M. NJ. Nickerson of
Whitman, Mass. is spending her annual
vacation among her old neighbors and
friends. -. Miss Nellie MARI of Woburn,
Mass is the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Mari; -. Mr.. e.
ID. N!ckerson and family OF Portland are
spending few weeks in town. Miss Lena
Cunningham and Mr.. Henry Aldrich of
Maiden, Mass, are guests OF Miss Louise
| cunningham Mrs Fred Miller and son
Frank of Chelsea arrived Monday night. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woodbury. Waldron,
MRS. M. j. Downes and Mr.. VIM. Giileatt
spent day at Northport last week. Many
! OF our farmers have finished haying. The
crop Is very light. Mrs. Sarah Crockett
and Miss Alice Young are guests at Elisha
| Parsons.
LIBERTY. Capt. A. Fl. Pulcter of New
| York is expected to join his family here
Tuesday and remain during the month of
August. 80. Mrs. Wisdom and her daughter
Hattie returned to their home at Somerville,
Mass. and Miss Flossie Mold, returned to
her home in New York at the same time....
The young people of the village held their
annual masque ball at hall St. George W ed
nesday evening. Albert Snow and Albert
Little, two young men from Boston, are stop
ping for few weeks with Mrs. Perkins on
| r
lington, Mass, and Miss Susie Copp of Au-
gusta are visiting here. Mr.. Stevens and
| wife and Miss Lila Nero of Pttsfeld are
| among the visitors here this week. j.. Leon
ard Berry has returned from Buffalo, N. Y.
where he has been experimenting Govern
| ment job in the interest OF the BOdwell
| Granite Co.
! MONROE. Mrs. Frank Nye and daughter
| Lena are visiting relatives in Pittstield....
Frank Nye, undertaken, in company with
| u. A. Nye, has gone to Bucksport to take
| the place OF undertaken Ware while he has
vacation. Rufus Nealley is comfortable
and thought to be improving. Mrs. Horace
| Weber, who has been poorly all summer
| and dangerously sick the past week, is a lit
| tie better at present under care of DR. FL. A
Holt. Will Emery and wife of Massachu
| setts are visiting their parents. Eddie
Nealley, who went to Bar Harbor with his
| horses for employment, has returned and
| Nil HUI lLl IplOy Lutut hIS, DlduCllS
| Stevens has gone to St. Adams to see her
! sister, who is very sick. Mrs. Betsey Col
| son has gone to Camden to visit her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. George Wiley. Albert Ham and
his daughter, Mrs. Mary Hatch of Alton and
| Mrs. Agnes Sherburne and little son Wal
| ter James of Brownville are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Franklin Chase. G. w. Mansur
and wife of Bangor drove up July 22nd from
his cottage at Standpoint, where his family
are passing the summer, TO spend Sunday
with his sisters, the Misses l.. A. and S. A.
Mansur. He was pleased to find his invalid
sister somewhat improved since he brought
her to her new home here some seven weeks
ago.
WATERFRONT. Mr.. Frank Simpson was
! thrown from his carriage Saturday night and
seriously injured. He did not recover con-
seriousness until Monday afternoon. 1t is
hoped, however, that he will recover. A
little daughter was born to Mrs. Lizzie
Torrey, Sunday. Mr.. Alonzo Hurd had a
| bad fall one day last week and was painfully
/ injured. Mrs. May Dowley of FAN River
and Mr.. James A. Cole of Warren, Mass },
were united in marriage Saturday evening.
| The wedding took place at the home OF the
| brides sister. Mrs r. A. Snow, Rev. ID. II.
| Piper officiating. Mrs. 4. H. Davis Of
| Houlton is the guest of Mrs. E. S. Thomp-
| SON. Miss Hannah Thompson is at home
| from Boston for short vacation. Mrs,
| Fannie Ellingwood and son are visiting her
parents, Capt and Mrs. N. A. Rich,.....
| Oh aries Fernald is home from Boston for a
short vacation. DR.. A. L. Stavely of
| Washington, d. c., spent few days in
town recently, visiting his uncles, F. W..
and S. P. Kelley. M. Thayer of Ston-
| ington is in town. Mr.. Bertrand March of
Portland visited his aunt, Mrs R. F, Moody,
| last week. Miss Cochrane of Bangor is
| the guest of Miss Nellie Morrissey. Mrs.
| Ashley Dean left for Boston on Mondays
! boat. Mr.. Sheldon, who has been visiting
his cousin, Miss Blanche Shaw, has returned
| to Boston. Mr.. Elliott of Brunsw wick, Ga.
| is the guest of Miss George Plummer
| Mr. Joseph Blaisdell and family of New
| York are in town for their annual visit.
Mrs ST. Leger, who has been the guest of
| Miss Etfie Littlefed, has returned to her
| home in Boston. Mrs. Josie Mason and
! little daughter spent last week at Northport
| ....M Mrs. Ellery Bowden is quite ILL.,. Mr..
! and Mrs. |. j. Durham and Master Horace,
and Mrs Leslie Downs left for Boston on
Saturdays boat. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kelen
| of Brewer are visiting Mrs Kellen's parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Spencer. -. Mrs. G. NJ
| Chase returned from Old Town last Thurs
day, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. c.
| L. Banghart and her infant daughter. Miss
Mamie LIE Favor of Boston is the guest of
| Miss Beuah Rankin. Mrs. Abbie Hard
| ing Morgan died at her home Wednesday
| night after painful illness of many weary
months, at the advanced age of so years
| She a native OF BuckSpOrt and married
| the late Henry G. Morgan in 1857. She
left son, Mr., Seth 81. Morgan, and two
daughters of her late husband Mrs. r. S.
Rundlett and Mrs. Charles Emery. to mourn
| their loss. Mrs. Morgan was very intelli-
gent, companionable woman, a devoted
Christian for many years member of the
Congregationaist Church. She was greatly
beloved by large circle of friends. Funeral
services were held at her late home Sunday
afternoon conducted by Rev. D. 81. Piper.
Many friends and relatives were present to
pay their last tribute of affection and the
floral offerings were unusually profuse and
beautiful.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. Alfred Thomp-
son seems slowly but steadily recovering
from his severe injury received four weeks
ago, having improved sufficiently to be taken,
by easy conveyance. from Mrs. Cliffords to
his mothers home in Standpoint. :. Mr.. j..
G. Lambert is having clearance sale, his
entire stock of dry goods being offered at a
reduction of ten per cent. \. Miss Lucille
Frye of Maiden, Mass, was in town last
week, calling on friends and taking pictures
of her fathers old home on Pleasant Point
So. Mrs. Alice Lancaster and son of Addison,
and niece, Miss Pettingall of Pembroke,
arrived Wednesday of last week for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shines, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Colcord, left Thursday. July 9th, to
return to their home in Everett, Mass.