The Republican journal., 1899-09-28


PALERMO A baked bean supper for the
benefit OF the Ladies' Union at North Paler-
mo was recently held with the vice presi-
cent Mrs. G. HI. Batchelder. The goodly
sum OF "a IS was realized. . Allen Goodwin
went to Boston last Thursday to spend a
week or ten days. He will also visit rela-
yves and friends in Somerville, Springfield
haverhill and New bury. Miss Gertrude
hehry is spending a few days with Cora A
uoodwin. -. Watts Nelson has been draw
DIS Juryman and will attend to his duties
Vnls week. Miss Alena Young is visiting
.0'"eiNes IN Northport. Quite number
from mere Will attend the fair at Windsor
owANvILLE Miss Julia Magee returned
TO boston, Monday -. Mr. Fred Miller and
family returned to Chelsea last week Mr..
1homas Houston and family were guests of
Napt' l. ID. Nickerson recently. Mr. and
Mrs. w. E, Damn made A brief visit in
HaInpden last week Miss Blanche Shorey.
VINO has been a guest in town for several
weeks, returned TO her home in Enfield Fri
Gay, accompanied by Miss Alice Damn
MIS- H. K. Bowling is visiting in Portland.
''.'hon. A. E. Nckerson and Mrs Peck
are visiting at Bar Harbor. Messrs joseph
and Arthur Kane. who have been the guests
OF Their aunt, Miss A. G. Kane, have re-
turned TO New York. Mrs NJ. Nj. Spinney
OF Salem, Mass, and Mrs John W. Bacon
OF Unity, Me, visited their mother. Mrs.
John Royal, last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Mckeen Of Woburn. Mass, made a
nylng visit to town recently .....W Work on
the Grange hall will be resumed Sept. Doth
go The remains OF Mr.. Richard Smart of
Searsport We're brought here for burial Sat
nrday. Swan Lake was never 50 low as at
the present time.
PITTsFIELD. Mrs. Robbins of Washington.
u. T., who spent her summer vacation al her
former home with her mother. Mrs Pushaw.
and her brother, Ripley Pushaw. and his
daughters one of whom accompanied her to
ash1ngton, has returned to her home...-
a. Bracket has returned t. his work in
Bath after spending some time at home
Mrs Frank Spaulding is in Fort Fairfield,
called there by the severe illness of her
sister DR., L. A. Porter went to Liberty
last week on business. Mrs T. W. Hovey
OF Blddeford was in town recently for sev-
eral days. f. J Martin, Esq. and wife OF
Bangor We're the guests of MIR and Mrs q.
ii. Morse one day last week Miss Caro-
Ign Webb of the Pittsfeld Advertiser force
is enjoying We'll earned vacation, and Miss
Marjorie Green of Dexter is assisting in the
composing room during her absence. 90.
chester Frost is clerking for G.. H. Berdeeu.
..'James Hutchins of Fryeburg is visiting
his daughters, Mrs f R. Smith and Miss
Lou Hatchins Of this place. d.. We have just
learned of the death Of Mrs. t S. Dexter,
who has been an invalid for many years .
Miss Cyrene Martin died Sept 7th, at the
home OF her brother W. P Martin, at the
age OF 80 years. C. II. Phinney. baggage
master of the Nj. G. r. Il. depot, is having a
vacation and G, ID. Pennei Is supplying his
place. Miss Marie Bryant, II. II. Nutter,
Alvin Howes and Miss Carrie Libby gradu-
ates of NJ. g, l.. have gone to Lewiston to
enter Bates College. Miss BRYANT Mr.
Nutter and Mr., Howes have entered the
Junior class. E. V. Call and T. G. Willis
have also returned to college, and this is
their last year in Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. j
S. Davis spent few days last week in Dex-
ter and St. Adams. Mrs. Davis visited her
old friend and elassmate of many years
ago, Mrs. J. G. Ryan of Dexter and then
they stopped one night with Mr.. Davis
cousin in St. Adams, Mr.. Lorenzo Davis.
DIR. W. G. Marden with his wife and little
daughter, Hlda, spent several days with
friends and relatives in Swanville last week