The Republican journal., 1900-03-22
CLARkE's CORNER, Prospect. Mr.. Natha,

guests of Mrs. Abbie Clarke March 10Th and
18th. Mr.. Manley Clarke and sister, Emily
Perkins, of Frankfort were the guests Of
Mrs. Gardiner Overlook last week. Will.
liam Overlook and wife, George Overlook,
Eliza Larrabee and Mrs. Dolly Larrabee OF
Stoc ton Springs were the guests of Nell
Clarke last Tuesday evening. -. The sd an
niversary of spritualsm will be observed at
Mr.. Oliver Whitcomb's in North Searsport
March 18th. large crowd is expected as
there will be some very fine test mediums
present.
SOUTH MoNrv1LLE. Mrs. j. G. Adams
fell from the seat of horse sled last We'd
| nesday afternoon and broke one of the bones
of her left forearm near the wrist. DR.. Hoyt
of Liberty set the bone and she is now as
comfortable as could be expected. -. Mr.
John F. Gilman, who has been visiting
| about his old home for number of weeks,
goes to Providence for permanent work this
week...A large amount of stave lumber
has been hauled to the mills in this vicinity
| the last two weeks. Mrs. Aldana Gilman
has spent the winter i'll Camden with her
| niece, Mrs. Cassie Clark. She returned
| home week before last. Mrs. Mollie Full
Ter and son Roy of Camden visited her par
ents since her mothers, Mrs. J. @. Adams
| accident. w. E. Prescott is on the sick
| list. South Montville Grange is receiving
new members .... Harry Paul goes to Massa-
| cbusetts this W eek for EN- ployment. '. Mrs.
| Free man Linn-kn and daughter Ruth call
! cd OF Wnoduap % N1ilia Loot uoak
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Mr.. Isaac Cummins
| went to Unity March 18th on business.
| The poverty ball was well attended and
much enjoyed by ALL. Mr.. Kelsey Ordway
visited friends at the Ferry last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Banks of Massachusetts
and Miss Harding of Prospect Ferry were
guests of MIR. and Mrs Ira Ward March
18th. -. Mrs. Jennie Clark and Mrs. Eta
Gray are on the sick list. A large party of
| the O. NJ. II. were coasting Thursday even
| ing, March 18th, and all enjoyed the excel
| lent sliding. MIR. Clark's store was near and
nice treat was furnished by the boys....
Miss Hattie Hall entertained a party of
young friends at her home March 10TH.
Miss Lottie Turner is the guest of Mr. and
and Mrs. Fred Lane....A goodly number
from here attended the dances at Standpoint
and at North Searsport Wednesday evening.
IA sociable will be held at the Grange
Hall March Goth. If stormy, it will be held
| the next fair night. Miss Flora Haley is
visiting her friend, Miss A. Crockett, in Stock
ton Springs.
| SwANyILLE Abigail, widow of the late
Emery Nickerson, died suddenly on the
morning of March 14th. She was one of the
| Oldest habitants and Lad been life lon 9
resident in town. The W. c. T. o., of which
| she was member, and all movements that
| tended to uplft and improve the community
| found in her an earnest advocate. She was
| constant attendant of the Sunday school
| until the past sun mer, when failing health
| prevented her going. Seven children, Hon
| A. K. Nickerson of this place; MI. Andrew
| Nickerson of How land Mr.. A. J. Nicker-
son of Searsport; Mrs, L. G. Hussey of
| Waldo; Mrs. n Rouiston of Searsport
| Mrs. Frank Spratt of Bar Harbor, and Mr.
E. H. Nickerson of Portland ARE left to carry
out the noble principles she inculcated, and
do honor to her memory. They were all
present at the funeral at the church Satur-
day. Rev. A. A. Smith of Belfast of W hom
she was great admlrer, delivered one of
his fitting sermons Henry Maddocks has
opened a paint shop Il town and will board
with Mrs z L. Dow rs. 80. Henry Cunning
h AIN is at home from Montague
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Capt, WILDER West
arrived last week to visit his family. go. Miss
Bertha Batson left last Thursday for her
home in Addison, Maine. -. Mr.. Henry Moul-
toll, Who has been quite i'll. is now able to be
out again. A very pleasant family reunion
was held at his home last week in honor of
his birthday All the children were present
except Joseph, who is employed in Boston.
go. Mr. Elvin Staples returned last Saturday
from business trip to Boston. .... Capt.
Horace Griffin left Monday for Boston, where
lie expects to remain during the SUMMER.
A small chop" was given at the hotel, Mou-
day evening, with old-fashioned "hulled corn
and milk" served as refreshments. Miss
Emily Overlook, after spending the winter
with her parents, returned to Somervllle,
Mass. Tuesday -. Mr. Edward Lancaster
| returned to Camden last week. Mrs L.,
who is in poor health, will remain at home
for the present. Mr.. John Lancaster drove
quite party of our people to Park, Tuesday
evening, to attend the supper and dramatic
entertainment given by the ladies of the
Congregationalist Church
WINTERPoRT. The thir d in the series of
lectures at the Methodist church was de-
livered Sunday evening before Garfield
Lodge, l. O. o. F.; subject, Links A
large number were present and the discourse
| was greatly enjoyed. The young peoples
choir gave some very good music. Mrs
Ebridge Fernald is very sick and is not ex-
pected to recover. Her son, Elbridge S.
| FernalG, Esq, arrived from Boston, Friday,
| and will remain while his mother lives.
! A little son of ilewellyn Clark at W est
| Winterport had violent attack of diphthe-
| rial and was not expected to recover, but
anti toxne was used with great success and
the child is on the road to recovery. Mrs
J. F. Hussey, who has been quite ill., is
much improved in health. Mrs. Percy
| Campbell left for her home in Boston Mon
day. Capt. A. j. Croker has been quite