The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
County Correspondence.


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been stopping a few weeks with her parents,
returned home last week. f. F Phillips OF
! West Somervile Mass, made flying visit
at this place last week...,C. t. Randall, who
| has been very sick, is Improving. &C. NJ
; Howes and wife are visiting in Rockland
this week. Mrs. Lucy Prescott, IS years
old, visited j. @. Adams last week, Mrs.
Aldaua Gilman is visiting in Camden. g..
F. Randall, who lost pair of horses recent
ly, is looking around for a new pair.
| TROY Payson only son of Mr. and Mrs
Ellison Berry, died Aug 9th after a long and
painful illness of consumption. Mr.. and
| Mrs Danville Mitchell received little son
into their home the past week..... Mrs.
| Edgar Newell and son of Orange, Mass, are
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Zebulon Newell,
go. Charles Bowen and family We're in Troy
! last week.. Mrs. Clara Nesmlth and son
| Arthur OF Antrim, N. H, and Mrs. Augusta
| Hunt and daughter Eva Of Lowell, Mass
are visiting MIS-. NJ. c. Parsons and other
relatives in town. Mr.. Chester Forbes of
Boston and Miss Geneva Forbes Of Brooks
visited relatives in town last week ... Mrs.
! E L. Bartlett and daughter and Miss Elva
Hasty of Thorndike were il town Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. Chase OF WaterviIle and
Mrs Rowena Clary of Boston with their
nIecea, Misses Odette and Rowena Pollard
are visiting their sister, Miss Isabelle
Nckery at the Vickery homestead at the
Corner. Mr.. Fred Brown of Jackson was
in town Monday, Oh business. Fred Bag
| ley has SO far recovered from his illness as
to be able to 60 out of doors again
| APPLETON. The friends and neighbors Of
Joseph Schemerhorn turned out July 9th
and cut all of his upland grass. Eight two
horse moving machines were running dur
ing the forenoon. Thirty large loads of hay
were cut, made and put in the barn by night.
The next day they cut his intervale grass
made and housed it. Mr.. Schermehorn is
still very ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Turner
OF Hampden were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
IL. Page Saturday and sunday. Mrs.
Eunice Hoyt of Haverhil. Mass, is visiting
relatives here. Miss Florence Hany of
Boston recently visited her grandparents,
MI and Mrs. NJ. z. Hanly.. Mrs. Caroline
Schemerhorn arrived last week from Gratois,
Wisconsin, called here by the serious illness
OF her son. Mr., Roscoe Heating of Haver-
hill, Mass. is spending several weeks here,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. FL, n. Titus
Thirty members of Appleton Lodge, I. o. G.
T, visited the lodge at Hope Corner Tuesday
evening, ana had very enjoyable VISIT.
w alter Newbert, wife and daughter of Bos-
ton visited friends here last week. Maurice
Gray and wife of Cape Rozier are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Simmons... Mrs. Annie
Phelps of Seattle Washington, recently visit
ed her brother, F. L. Davidson. Misses
Mae McCorrison and Josie Knight had
hurdy gurdy dance in Riverside Hall Tues
day evening. The music was liked for
dancing
FREEDOM. j. W. Deane of this town,
State agent for the S. P. c. A, having re-
ceived a large number of complaints that
butchers and lamb buyers in various parts
OF this vicinity are carrying lambs and other
young animals in cruel and inhuman man.
ner by tying their legs and transporting
from three to ten miles in common express
and road wagons, wishes to call the attention
OF all to the statutory provisions, r. S., chap.
124, sec. 49, and states that he will prosecute
to the full extent of the law all future viola
tlons of the above chapter or section, where
sufficient proof is obtained. Hotel Maine is
closed for an indefinite period. The Klon-
dixie House is open under the manage.
ment of John 1. Watts, .. Instead of the
regular G. E. meeting last Sunday evening,
no 10 -, Ill
cellent sacred concert, which was listen ed to
by large and appreciative audience. The
chorus consisted of twenty five voices, and
the selections were rendered with good effect
The sacred readings We're exceptionally fine
and showed that our young people had taken
special pains to make the occasion both in
teresting and helpful. The duet ''Saved by
Grace" sung by Miss johnson and Miss
Boulter was fine indeed while the male
quartet did its usual good work. We sir
cerely hope our young people may fav or us
again. Mrs. Lena Holmes and little daugh-
ter and Mrs Grace Haven of Boston are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Wiggin. Mrs.
Elijah Flye, Mrs. VIM. Webb. Miss Effie
Flye, Mr.. and Mrs Matt Small, DR.. Small
and family and Albra Flye will spend the
week at Windermere Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sampson, Mrs, Lizzie McGray, Mrs. Anna
Stevenson and Miss Jenette will spend a
few days at Windermere Park this week
Miss Sarah Perley will 60 to Washington, D.
c., in September to spend the WINTER.
Mrs. May Sibley Thompson and daughter
are visiting Mrs d. W. Dodge. Mrs.
Lewis Murch is visiting friends in Bangor
and Levant. Mrs. P. W. Aver is visiting
her son in Brewer and friends in Bangor.
PITTsFIELD. The greatest excitement in
Pittsfield to-day is over the news of the sad
accident which occurred at Bar Harbor last
Sunday. large number went from here,
and so far as heard from none were lost, but
a young man named King, whose parents
live near the village, has not been heard
from at the time Of this writing. c. B. Has.
kell and wife both went down into the
water, and Mr.. Haskell went down twice,