The Republican journal., 1900-06-21
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

EAST SEARsMoNT. The following were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Heal June
1cth: Mr. and Mrs. Flavil 0. Young, Mrs.
Sarah Lamb, Mrs. L. Wentworth and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mullen all
of LincOlnville; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Donnell
and Mrs. Mary Wyman of Belmont and
Mr. Geo. Donnell.. Bertrand Moore of
guest of Leroy L. Morse. >. VIM. T. and
Irwin E. Howard of Belfast were in town
June 18th.
LIBERTY. A change has been made in
the Sunday evening service at the Baptist
church The pastor, Mr.. William b. Chase,
will open the service with short talk, fol-
lowed by a praise service, after which the
c. f. Society will have the remaining time.
The entire service is not to extend beyond
one hour. .Arbutus Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, are in receipt of an invitation
to be present at the marriage of Miss Bertha
Adams and Rev. Mr.. Denslow at the
church at South Montville July Sd.
BELMONT. Mrs VIM. J. Heal and ,laugh-
ter Flossie are in Everett, Mass, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Sadie Lamb. ...Q Quite a
number from here attended the High school
graduation in Belfast Saturday evening
+. A. Tower is moving his barn. Warren
NeWhert has begun work on his house
Miss Bessie +. Brown of Belfast was N
town Friday visiting Mrs n b. Allenwood.
...Prnce NJ. BesSey of Brooks was in town
Thursday with his fine stallion Island
Prince. Work on the road is now the
order of the day; and We think it is very
much in order,
Troy Caroline Piper celebrated her
ninety-rst birthday by visiting Mrs Lizzie
Smith at Troy Centre. Mrs. Piper is well.
and enjoys very much visiting among her
neighbours. Albion Piper made a trip to
Rockland last week on his wheel. He found
the roads rather rough for W heeing and on
ms return trip came to Belfast by boat
thence to Troy by wheel. -. Mrs Ahbe
Fernald is spending the week in Waterville,
visiting relatives. Fred K. Carter las
gone to Bangor. where he has position ON
the electric railway. Mrs Carter will Join
him there as soon as her school closes. June
I'D. -. Rev. Andrew Wood is spending his
vacation in town from college in Pennsyl-
vania. Mr. Wood supplied the putpits of
Troy and Unity two years ago. and his
agan.....B. F. Harding is at home from
North Rillerca for the SUMNER. Mrs. NJ
&, Parsons has gone to Augusta and will
visit i'll Massachusetts for some weeks .....
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Dodge attended the
graduating exercises in Pittsfield last week
SO. NJ. F. Leathers. who has been confined
to the house for a short time, is able to be
out again. George Estes, who bought the
Norton stand, is soon to put in a stock of
and other goods, it is said. Rev.
David Smith filled the pulpit at the church
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Luce was detained in
| nifty to attend a funeral. -. Mrs Elizabeth
Knowles of Unity is in town with relatives
for while. -. Mrs. Emma Bagley, who has
been quite i'll, was able to ride out Sunday.
......Next Sunday will be Childrens day at
the Union church. A concert will take the
place of the usual afternoon service.
APPLETON. Lafayette and Leonard
Worthing were arraigned Tuesday before
Trial Justice Meservey of Rockland, who
was here with Sheriff Thomas. Sheritfs
Thomas and Simmons made raid on the
Worthing place the preceding Thursday,
and, with the assistance of Jesse Went
worth, the cider was removed from the eel
lar of the house, where it had been kept ON
sale. ''Dr." Bushnell was found by the Off
filled with the stuff, which Leonard told the
court was his medicine, and said it was pre-
scribed by the doctor. The medicine had
very serious effect on the cdr" who was
sick at the Valley House for three days
after taking it. The Workings We're found
sum of $500 for appearance at the Septem
Der term of court. Grange hall, where the
trial was held, was well filled with our peo-
pie, including nearly every member of the
W. c. T. L. If the Worthing nuisance can
be suppressed we shall all be glad. Nine
lady members of the Willing Workers went
to Rockland, Wednesday, to visit Mrs. Caro-
Heating. 1t was picnic, and the day was
one of the most delightful of the season.
John Taylor was coachman. Our village
schools closed Friday with a picnic in the
afternoon on the school house grounds. Mr..
Leroy Wood, who taught the grammar
school, has been offered the fall term, but
was obliged to decline, as he will attend
school in Waterville. Mr.. Wood returned
to his home in Knox Saturday. Mrs. Annie
Greer, who taught in the primary depart
ment, has been engaged to teach the fall
term of primary school,. Thomas f.
Gushee of Lincolnville was here Sunday.
....Miss Fannie Gushee, who has been in
Concord, N. H., the past two months, visit
ing her brother, Walters family, has re-
turned. 80. Misses Edith Gushee, Carrie
and FlOssie Gushee are at home from the
Castine Normal school.