The Republican journal., 1900-08-23

HALLDALE. Rev James Washburn will
preach here at the Church the first Sunday
in Sept. All are invited. ...J. +. Hall is in
Boston, Mass, on business. ....- Mrs. EnoS
Emery is in very poor health. Rev. L. Il.
Pentccost prea ched at the Nose school house
last Sunday, and will prea III there again in
two weeks. T.. Mrs. J. W. plummer and little
daughter of Cambridge. Mass, are visiting
{. VI. Plummer. Elmer f. Hall returned
from Searsmont last Sunday. Henry
Clement is reported on the sick list. $50. Mrs.
Eliza Bean is stopping at Moses Clements
for while.
SMIrHroN. (Freedom). Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins of Boston are visiting at Albert
Hall s....J. O. Bartlett and wife went to
Windermere Aug 18th. Mrs Etfie Red
mond and three children from Augusta are
stopping with her mother, Mrs. 'Thayer....
Jonathan Bartlett and wife of Montville
visited NJ. f. Bagley and wife Friday....
Frank Thompson has been at home the past
few weeks, but intends to go to PittSted to
school before long. Carrie Wentworth is
at home from Fairfield for short VISIT.
James sylvester and brother Tom went to
Bangor last week to buy machinery for
their new mill.
WATERFRONT Congratulations are in
order at the home of F. W. Carleton on the
arrival of a fine boy. Miss Clara Fogg of
Bowdoinham is the guest of Mrs. r. S.
Rundlett. go. Miss Agnes Morrill, of Portland
who came for Old Home Week, was the
guest of Mrs. B. F. Hussey... Miss Gather
inc Simonton of Ellsworth is the guest of
Miss Mida Atwood. Edward B. Lowe is
very i'll with appendicitis. .....J. K Lougee
of Haverhill, Mass, is visiting relatives
in town. ... Mrs. Jere. Eaton and daughter
Rose have gone to Deer Isle for a few
weeks. "A. D. Kendall and family of Val
ley Falls, Kansas, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. D. Kendall Joseph Blaisdell of
Redbank, \. j.. is spending his vacation in
town.. Arthur n. Smith returned to Port
land last Thursday. Thomas Atwood and
family visited at Dark Harbor last week..
Mrs. Slenker and little daughter of New
York are visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. j. F. Hutchngs.. Mrs C. II. Deane
of Boston returned home last week, accom-
panied by Mrs. W. II. Baker,. Capt A. F.
Fernald has gone to New York for medical
treatment
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS Tyler
Pages youngest child was seriously burned
last Friday by overturning a tea pot and
spilling the contents over her face and
shoulders. Mrs. Lizzie Whittier and two
children of Boston are visiting at Mr.. Fred
Ellis Mrs. Emma Partridge is in Sears
port for a few weeks. 49,. Miss Bertha Par
fridge visited at Mr.. Howard Moore's in
Frankfort last week. The Juvenile Tenn
pie will have its next meeting Friday even
ing, Aug 9th, at 100 The program last
Saturday evening was as follows: Reading,
Minnie Moody; rec, Helen Calderwood
rec, Clara Ridley; conundrums, Helen
Littlefield and Maurice Ames; rec, Essie
Moody; violin and organ duet, f. Percy
and Bertha Partridge. The new regalias
were used for the first time, and Mr.. Elvin
Staples was given a vote of thanks by the
lodge for his kindness in furnishing the
ribbon at a discount and giving some pretty
pins; also much credit is due Mrs. Grace
Ames for making the regalias. -. Mr.. Erwin
Bailey of Searsport visited friends here
recently. Mr.. Phillip Holmes and wife of
Salem are visiting at Mr.. n. W. Staples.
Mr.. Holmes has his camera and will carry
home many interesting photographs of
Maine scenery. Quite company gathered
at Mr. Freeman Partridge's last Friday eve
ming and had very pleasant time with
vocal and instrumental music. Among
those present were Miss Grace Partridge OF
Belfast Mr. Murch Clark of Prospect, Mr..
Charles Lindsey of Prospect village, and
several of the neighbors. Miss Helen
Littlefield visited Mrs Ruth Lothrop at the
village last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Moore of Monroe visited here recently.
Misses Eva Phillips and Nellie Daley OF
Littlefield. :. Miss Minnie Moody attended
camp-meeting at Verona last Sunday.