The Republican journal., 1900-07-12

have leased Hotel Maine in Freedom and
| less of Freedom has moved to Mrs Eliza
Evans. Some began haying this week,
but many will wait until next week. Mrs
Enos Emery is in very poor health. John
Colby has bought the J. A. Bailey place.
Hittie Hall has gone to Thorndike to visit
! her sister, Mrs. A. H. Monroe.
THoRNDIKE. A good congregation a ssem
bled at the Centre church Sunday to listen
! to Miss Millett Miss NJ. was accompanied
| by Mrs. Carter and nice music was render
ed during the service. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrill,, who have been visiting at W. IL.
| Coffn's, returned to Bangor Friday. Miss
! Carrie A. Ferguson and J. Dumont Hig-
! gins visited relatives in Pittsteld last week.
$50. Charles Hogan visited friends at the
/ Mineral .Spring Farm last Thursday....
Mrs. Nora Osborne of Pittsfeld, who has
! been passing week with her sister, Miss
Adde Ward, who has been very sick, re-
| turned to her home last Saturday..... Bert
Nose of Knox has given the buildings of C..
b. Cox d coat of paint. -. Mrs. Amanda
| Heal of Lincolnville, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. G. Monroe. has re-
! turned to her home Mrs. Rose Wilson
and children of Island Falls are visiting her
| parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Monroe.
Miss Evelyn c. Higgins visited her aunt,
| Mrs. 5. f. Sprague, in Pittstield last week.
| ....F s. Hogan and family passed July 18th
| in Brooks... Mrs. Mabel Cilley and Grace
| Higgins passed July 18th in Jackson..... .J.
H. Stevens and wife passed July 18th with
Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan. Farmers in
| general began haying Monday. The hay
crop will be very light in this section....V.
\. Higgins having been presented with a
granddaughter and grandson within the
last month has applied for an increase of
| pension.
| STOCKTON SPRINGS. l.. f. Jones of Mil
| is. Mass. is boarding at Mrs. Caroline
| Grittins for few weeks... The Wilson,
| Strickland and Webster cottages at Fort
| Point are now open for the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Sanford and son of New
York are also occupying their COTTAGE.
| Mr. and Mrs. }. l.. Lancaster came from
Boston, July Sd, for a short visit, before 60
| ing to Camden for the remainder OF the
summer. ..R. P. Goodhue of Boston and
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Gardner of Newtonville
arrived by boat July 4th for a ten-days visit
with their parents, Master A. ?. Goodhue
and wife. DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hichborn and Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ Ames spent the afternoon and
evening of the Fourth, by special invitation
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes of Prospect Fer
ry....A company of our young ladies enjoy
| ed buck board ride on the Fourth, in cele-
| bration of the day. Mrs Eden Shute and
sons, Harry and Eden, arrived home last
week. -. Rufus. Mudgett returned to King
man Saturday, after visit of several days
with his family. Mrs. Ada Mudgett
went to Belfast Saturday for a few days.
Willie Ryder of Bangor is visiting at Viii :
lard Berry and Merrill Field of Boston is
at Clifford Fletchers. Capt. Will Berry,
wife, daughter Lennie May, and son Lewis
Of Portland are guests at the hotel for a
month. ... Capt. Geo. Scholtield, wife and
two children of Brunswick, Maine, arrived
Monday night, by train, and are the hotel
for time. Mrs, S. was formerly Miss
Sarah Cheney of this place, and her many
friends welcome her presence again among
us. Harvard Colcord of Brooklyn, Y. v,
arrived Tuesday to spend his school vaca-
ii on witt. his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Cliff
ford. >. Rev.A A. Smiths sermon last Sun
day was much appreciated by an increased
congrega ton. Services next Sunday at the
Searsport Monday to spend few days
with her sister. Mrs. c. S. Rendell