The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
County Correspondence.

CENTRE LINCoLNv1LLE. Miss Gussie Mat
thews is in Camden for a,few weeks Chas.
Pendleton, wife and daughter of Massachu.
sets are at F. NJ. Russ -. Mr.. Geo. Downev
wife and daughter, who have been stopping
at J. S. Mullins, Willow Farm, left Monday
for'ther home in Massachusetts, . Mr.. John
Zines of Bangor, who has been spending the
past week with his sister, Mrs. Sarah Lamb.
has returned home.
HALLDALE. John Mcdonald an aged cit.
izen. passed away July 9Th, after an illness
of one week. Mrs. Charles A. Foster of
Lowell, Mass, arrived last week to spend
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Foster
Ira Hall and Ella Foss, who have been visit
ing here returned to their home in Somer-
willie, Mass, Friday People are having
| in good earnest this week. &c. A Hall
raised his barn about three feet last week =.
The friends of Mrs. f. NJ. Jones of Boston
Mass. met at j. C.Hall IS last week and made
her friendship quilt All enjoyed very
pleasant time.
SEARsMoNT. Mr.. and Mrs. John Innis of
Searsport spent the 4th at A F Toothakers
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Sylvia of Waltham
Mass We're guests of Miss Edith Farrar
last week. Prof. H E. Cobb and wife Of
| Chicago arrived last Saturday Mr. Cobb
occupies the chair of mathematics at Lewis
Institute and will spend his vacation with
his parents in this place.. A. b. Toothaker
Of Bangor is at home for d short visit. H .
E. Morton of Chicago was in town last Sat
urday. E, S. Wing and Miss Eva Sever
ance visited friends in Rockport last Friday
...,T True P Moody of Auburn was in town
Friday. Rev. E. Fowl er who has been i'll
for two weeks is slowly recovering. 49,. Miss
Susie Hanson of Camden is in town for
| two weeks visit,
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. The 4th of
July celebration at this place was a great
| success. The program included bag races
foot races. potato races, etc. Several of the
young men went to the ceIe braton in Bel
fast and the ladies We're persuaded to take
their places in some of the races A fine
supper was prepared and ice cream and
lemonade were furnished to all. and the fire.
49, no NO4C IuLI1 tuluN ttIt 1 ne lbIIoNln
committee did much to make the affair a
success: On tables Nh Wilbur Ridley: fire.
works, Emery Calderwood, Granville Har-
riman and Edward Clifford supper. Mrs.
Hattie Calderwood, Mrs. Gertie Ridley and
Mrs. Jennie Marden.... Mr.. Will Jacobs is
at home from Marblehead, Mass, for a vaca-
tom. Mrs Ethel White of Standpoint
in
for very interesting book of travels in
Europe.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. MI. Alfred Thomp-
son still lies in a critical condition. He is
conscious or able to speak, only portion of
time. DR.. S, W. johnson of Belfast, who
was called in consultation on the case with
Dr. Stevens last Friday, gave the friends lit
tie hope of ultimate recovery, fearing that
the severe conclusion of the brain NAV prove
fatal. Dr. Stevens is at present more hope
ful. the symptoms being more encouraging
Mrs. Lew Griffin is slowly improving
from her recent surgical operation. :. Miss
Lulle Mutton is in town for some weeks the
guest of Mrs. Ralph Morse Mrs. Sarah
Clifford with grandsons, Harvard an d Wal.
ter Colcord, arrived by train Saturday from
Brooklyn, n Y, and has opened her house
for the summer. =. Mrs. James F Ryder ar
rived from Liverpool, Eng last Saturday
for her annual visit to her parents, Capt and
Mrs. j. F. Hichborn. Mrs. Weston Doe
and daughter came from Boston by the Sun
day boat to visit her father and mother Mr..
and Mrs. James Treat. -. News was receiv.
ed July 10th Of the coming of a little SON
Warren Franklin-to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
W. Griffin of New Bedford Mass Congrat-
ulatons are extended by their friends in
this, their native home. :. Picnics and yacht
ing parties are the order of the day, and the
youths and madens are putting on a fine
Indian tint.
WATERPROOF. Mrs. Crowley. whose i'll
ness was reported last week, passed away
Tuesday morning at the advanced age of %
years. The funeral services were held at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Wiley, Fri
day, Rev. D. n. Piper officiating The
house was filled with sympathizing friends
and the floral offerings were very beautiful.
The deceased leaves daughters to mourn
GueiI loSS-NlrS. Ellen NJ. Llttlenel0 and
Mrs. Susan Wiley of this place, Mrs Mar
garet Atwood of Boston, and Mrs. Clara
Merrill of Hudson; all of whom were
present at the funeral. Mrs. Atwood and
Mrs. Merrill returned to their homes Mon
day Mrs. Mary McManus and Mrs Amos
Wilson are quite i'll. The body of sailor
who fell from Capt. Tom Morgan's vessel
and was drowned last fall was picked up in
the river Saturday and buried in Oak Hill
Cemetery. -. The many friends of Mrs.
Simonton, wife of Rev. j. P. Simonton of
Ellsworth, were deeply panied to learn of her
serious illness. During their five years
pastorate here she greatly endeared herself
to the people. Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine of
Massachusetts, are the guests of Mrs. James
Freeman. Mrs. Hannah Deane of Boston
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. II. Baker,. -.
Mrs. Lillian Wharf and son of Danforth are
in town for a few weeks. 8. Mrs. 7. A.
Snow and daughter of Bangor were the
guests of Mrs. A. E. Fernald over Sunday.
MIR. d. 81. Smith had bad fall Saturday
morning which gave him severe shaking
up, but it is hoped no serious result will
follow.