The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-21
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

CENTRE MoNryILLE. Miss Ella Frye has
gone to Belfast, where she is employed in the
family of Mrs j. W. Fred eriok. 49,. Nolney
Thompson and Gardner Berry We're the
victims of slight burglaries last week, each
having lost several tools. Mr. G. P. Carter
went to Belfast Tuesday to serve as grand
juror, Mark j. Bartlett and Wales R.
Bartlett, members of the junior class of the
University of Maine, left for heir work at
Orono, Monday. Mr.. Richard Berry will
enter the freshman class at the same school
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mrs. L. Davis of
Searsport began d very successful term of
school here LAST week. Mr.. and Mrs. J @
Adams visited in China and Albion last
week. Miss Loantha Murray OF Pittstied
man has hired with Nalorus Simmons of
Searsmont and moved his family there, We
are sorry TO lose them... Quite number
from this place attended the Quarterly
Meeting AT South Liberty last Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart of
Rockland are visiting relatives in this place
$50. Mr.. Ralph Knowles has entered Bates
Lewiston to keep house for him.....A L.
Pease and wife attended the fair at Monroe
last week. -. Miss Inez Peavey has gone to
Providence, r. l., to visit her sister, Mrs.
W Linton. Miss Elizabeth Simmons W no
has been stopping with her uncle, Mr.. j
Simmons returned home last week. Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Morse visited her sister.
Mrs. w. Mutt of Freedom, last week.
There will be a soclabe and baked bean
supper at the Grange hall Friday night.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. James A. Pierce, Jr.
left last week to resume his studies at the
Coburn Classical Institute, Water lille,
where he has been a student for the past
year.. Mrs. II. S. Simpson and children of
! Glenn Springs, S. c., and sister, Miss
Buck, of Marion, S. c., spent several days
| in town last week, the guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warren of Roxbury,
the guests of the brides sister, Mrs
Edward Lancaster, Sept. 14th and 10Th. 49,.
Mr.. Frank Paul Patterson arrived from
Portland last Thursday; and, on account of
| iii health, will remain with bis parents an
| indefinite time. Capt Horace Griffin went
| to Boston, Friday. where he expects to be
employed during the fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Littlefeld of Wiscon-
sin We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g.
| Lambert, last Friday and Saturday. Mr. L.
will be remembered by our older people, as
successful school teacher in this and
adjoining towns nearly fifty years ago. He
removed to the West in 1857, and has made
| but one visit East previous to the present.
| Many relatives and friends now welcome
| him again to his native State. Mrs
| Charles Soden and children left their Fort
| Point cottage, Saturday. for their home in
Newtonville, Mass. The Bradford cottage
on Cape Jellison was closed early in the
present week, the occupants returning to
Boston. Capt j. F. Hichborn arrived
home Sunday from a three weeks pleasure
trip to Boston and Newport News, Va. Mr..
Blasdell of Burnham is the guest of DR..
and Mrs Stevens. Harry Ra ndell, son of
| the late Capt. Wi ton Randel, is visiting
| his mother in town.. DR.. and Mrs. j. A.
| PIERCE left Monday for a weeks visit with
| relatives in Windsor. Maine. Mr. F. II.
| Cousens accompanied them. Miss Frances
| Cleaves is displaying a line of new and
stylish felt hats and other new autumn
goods, to which she CD Is the attention of
her customers. -. School street is preparing
/ for V, l. S. socable, to be given very soon
/ date announced later, by bills. The Cur
rent Events Club will hold its rst meeting
after vacation this, Thursday, afternoon,
with Mrs. Henry Overlook. Rev. A. A.
Smith of Belfast will hold services here
next Sunday at p. M, standard time.