The Republican journal., 1900-07-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

FREEDOM. A Woman's Christian TEN.
perance Union was organized here June
29th with the following officers: President,
Mrs. Myra F. Brown; Secretary, Mrs. Annie
Libby; Treasurer, Mrs A. S. Daniels.
KNOX Bills are posted announcing a
celebration at East Knox the Fourth. The
program comprises the usual sports, and
dancing during the afternoon and evening.
.. During the thunder storm of June 9th
tree was struck near the residence of J.
ing on lounge near an open window, was
rendered unconscious He was at first
thought to be fatally injured, but has since
fully recovered. The rainfall in this vicin-
ity was very heavy, and has been of great
benefit to the hay crop. .Hutchins and Co.
set fine granite monument in the Knox
yard last week for E. B. Hail.. Miss Lucy
Cochran of Belfast recently visited relatives
here. "A Sunday school has been organized
at the Baptist church with ]. c. Bryant
Supt.
APPLETON Leonard Worthing was taken
to Rockland June 25th by Deputy Sheriff
Thomas of Rockland on a bench warrant
The three barrels of hard cider seized few
days before were poured out by Sheriffs
Thomas and Simmons. Len told the Off
GERS he was sick and unable to ride to Rock
land, but DR.. Hadley Of Union was sum-
mOned, and he, after an examination, could
see no reason why he could not stand the
ride. Worthing is having lots of trouble.
This is the fourth time he has been arrested
within the past year for various offences.
Mr.. Z. II. Conant Of Belfast and daughter,
Mrs George Thomas of Schuyler, Nebraska,
Mrs. Bertha Wiggin of Portland and Mrs.
Georgia Tuttle Of Belfast were here Satur-
day aud Sunday. Ben Keller was in AL
bion last week visiting his friend, Mr.. Carr.
....Miss Myrtle and Master Lester Hemen-
way of New York are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. PeaSe. 80 H. Conant and wife
were here from Belfast Sunday. Ned .1en-
kins is at ST. George this week. "A black
smith who can do horse shOeing, carriage
iron work, and such work as usually called
for in a country town, would &c well to
Geo. c. Dunton is now vacant. and can be
bought or leased on easy terms.
WINrERPoRT Mrs. l. j. Durham cf Bos-
ton is spending few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. f. b. Lord. Mrs. NJ. B. Manter, who
has been II Boston for some months, re-
turned home last week. The funeral ser
vices of Bradford sullivan We're held at his
late home Wednesday afternoon, Rev. J. W.
Hatch ot1iciating The members of Warren
Post attended in body and gave him a
soldiers burial. 49,. Mrs Ii. A. Boan and her
two children spent a few days i'll taStine
last week, the guests of Col. \. X. Bolan.
Miss Mary Cook of Charlestown and her
brother Allie are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Levi Bowden. Mrs. Mabel Kennedy of
Boston. with her infant daughter. is spend
ing few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Atwood. Her sister Clara. who
has been with her in Boston for some weeks,
accompanied her home. Misses Lizzie
Grant and Mary Lesan left Saturday for
Northeast Harbor. where they have en-
ployment at a hotel. h. p. Hall was in
town Saturday. Amos Wilson has sold his
matched pair of horses. formerly the prop
erty of Miss Hubbard, to John Bird of
Rockland. Frank Simpson returned Thurs
day from New York, where he has been for
some time receiving medical treatment. -.
Parker George, Granville Grant and Howard
Narney are at home from Camden to spend
the 4th with their families. Mrs. Maria
Willard has gone to Portland to spend a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Howes. :. Mrs c. R. Hill and children are
of the New York Filter Co. is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Curtis. Mrs. c. NJ
Chase spent few days at Newburgh last
week, the guest of Mrs. Porter Lufkin.
F. c. Young and family are visiting in Blue
hill and other places. -. Miss Maria Treat of
Iampden is spending a few hours at the
home of her brother, Joshua Treat. -.
Master Lewis Grant has pony and CARR,
age.
SwANVILLE. The family of Capt Frank
Cleaves wish to express their gratitude tC
| the kind friends who assisted them during
J. w. Nickerson attended the State conven.
| ton at Bangor last week. Mrs. E. P
Alexander of Belfast will give an address
| here at $50 P. NJ. next Sunday, and Mr.. IL
w. Norton of Searsport the Sunday follow:
ing. Joseph Kane of New York is the
guest of his aunt, Miss A. G. Kane, for the
summer. Miss Vina Nickerson of Port
land is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary +. NickersOn.. Albert 7. Nickerson
and his mother, Mrs. Mary d. Nickerson,
visited friends in Hampden last week.
Christopher Andrews of Sangerville was in
town last week to attend the funeral of his
brother FlOrian. The schools all closed
last Friday. We visited the one in Dist.
: No. 3, taught by Miss Mary Stevens land en-
ioyed the exercises very much. The pupils
did what was required of them in a way
which showed great deal of faithful
labor on the part of the teacher. She
| works very hard for the interest of her
school and wins the hearts of the way
ward youngsters. 1t is to be hoped she
may teach here again in the fall go. Mr.
Florian p. Andrews, son of Elder
Andrews of Frankfort, died at the home OF
Capt Frank II. Cleaves, June %, aged 81
years, 6 months and days. Although he
had been in failing health for years his