The Republican journal., 1900-08-16

PALERMO. A large party from Palermo
went to Freedom twice last week after rasp-
berries and returned with good share Of
fruit. Miss Lottie Farrer of North Wash
ington is making her annual visit to her
friend, Mrs John Black. Frank A. Young
spent two weeks in Massachusetts and re-
turned last Saturday with his bride
John Nelson and Lester went to Northport
last week and to Belfast to see the battleship
Texas. Charles E. Carr has resumed work
on his barn.. Cora A. Goodwin went to
Montville Sunday to attend the Hatch family
reunion, Wednesday.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Prof F. F. Phil
lips Of West Somersvlle, Mass, was the
guest of his cousin, c. F. Conner, last Fri
day. He came here to attend the school
reunion, of which an account will be given
later. -. Mrs. Lizzie Goodrich of Peabody,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Prescott. Mrs. NJ. f. Garland of
Prescott. -. Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards of
Afford, Mass, who have been stopping for
the past week at J. H. Simmons, returned
home last week. Miss Kate Sullivan, who
left here 53 years ago for Iowa, spent last
week in town. Mr. f. II. Cram is building
a new house. -. B. +. Hartman has his new
stable up and boarded. &C S. Adams was
aroused from his slumbers last Wednesday
morning by the piteous wailing of some one
demanding admittance. On enquiry it
was found that it was a young man AL
though Charles was somewhat disappointed
his sympathy was aroused from the fact
that the weight of the new conner was but
six lbs. He ordered that he be admit d
and tenderly cared for.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. In the last game of
base ball, between the Searsport and Stock
ton teams, played in Searsport last Thurs
day, the scales turned in favor of the Sears
ports. The score was IS to 10. Miss Susie
Cousens arrived from New Bedford last
Thursday, bringing little Miss Pauline
Griffin for visit with her grandparents,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Patterson. DR.. Her
man Hichborn and son Everett and Capt.
Albert COlcOrd left last Thursday on the
Everett y for few days deep-sea fishing,
Kelley, wife and children of Brewer Maine,
spent last Thursday and Friday with his
mother, Mrs. Laura Kelley. Mrs. Jennie
Bragg and son Lester went to Bath last week
by invitation to attend Launching" A
| "wagonette' ride to Searsport was enjoyed
Friday evening by company of young
ladies from this place, whose pleasure was
but very little dampened by the shower
which accompanied their return drive.
Miss Vettie Twiss visited in Unity last
week. Mr.. Leonard Clifford and three
children are the guests of his mother, Mrs.
Geo. Clifford, at Fort Point. Messrs. F
E. West, Frank Davis, Clifford Fletcher and
Capt. Harry Hartman accompanied Capt
Melvin Colcord and son Edgar on a fishing
trip last week, returning yesterday. Mrs.
j. W. Cartwright and son of Boston are at
Capt. Horace Griffin for the remainder of
August. Master Lewis Berry returned to
Portland last week for the celebration of
cold Home Werk there His parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Will Berry, left Monday for their
home in that city, their daughter, Lennie
ay, remaining here for the present week 80.
Mrs. Clara CHM came from Boston, Sunday
for a visit with her brother, MI Charles
kneeland. Mr.. Clifford ColcoId of Crook
Ign, \. y, arrived by train Saturday for :.
two-week' S stay with his grandmother, Mrs
Sarah Clifford. ... Mr.. Russell Staples re
turned to Boston Monday. Mr.. Ed. Ellis
of Boston is Wis ting relatives on Cape Jelli-
SON. Capt. Hora re Griffin returned to
Camden, Monday, after week s visit with
his family. Miss Leora Partridge left
Saturday for Milo, Maine, hoping that the
change to inland air may prove beneficial.
Her parents, Captand Mrs. Lewis Partridge,
are at Temple Heights for a week We
are promised d rare musical treat, probably
on Friday of this week, when Mr.. and Mrs
Green of Cedar Prpids, Mich, will give a
''recital' in Denslow Hall, assisted by Mrs
Soden of Newtonville and Mrs. DR.. Ryder
of Liverpool. With Mrs. Green, contralto,
Mrs. Soden, soprano, Mrs Ryder, violinist,
and Mr.. Green, flute soloist, combination
of talent will be presented which none of
our people can afford to miss. The enter
tainment is understood to be given in con-
nection with the V. |. S.