The Republican journal., 1900-09-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

| PROSPECT FERRY. Capt. Mark Iarri
man is sick with typhoid fever. He is at
tended by DR.. Emerson of Bucksport..
| Mrs. Y. j. Heagan and Mrs. G. B. Brown
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Job Brewster in
Camden. Miss Lulu Avery went to An.
dover, Mass, Sept. oath to attend school.
Mrs. Anna c. Hartman entertained the
| Ladies' Circle Saturday evening. George
Gruby of Boston, Mass, visited c. B.
Batcheder and family last Sunday. Free
man Batchelder went to Boston on last
Monday boat.
South MoNTNILLE. w. B. Morse and
wife are visiting in Massachusetts. &C. f.
Gilman has been filling his slo the past
week. IA company numbering about fifty
gathered at the home of the pastor and his
wife last Saturday for picnic, and report
very pleasant time. .....C. 5. Adams went
to Augusta last week on business. -. Edwin
Sukeforth returned last week from Fort
Fairfield, where he had been for a few days.
...... Miss Inez Peavey, who has been very
sick with brain trouble, is gradually failing.
....J. Q. Adams and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. 0. P. Fuller, in Camden.
IsLEsBoRo. Several of the summer resi-
dents have closed their cottages, but large
number remain and are enjoying the beau
tiful autumn weather. Among those who
have closed their cottages are DR.. r. H.
Derby of New York, VIM. r. Dupee of Bos-
ton, George Philler of Philadelphia, Rev.
Prall, Phi. d. Heidelberg of Albany, n.
Y, f. S. Dixon, Philadelphia, James Law
renee, Groton, Mass, w. n. Ross of Phila-
delphia, L. X. Wilmerbing of New York
and Miss Maria Chaplin of New York. -.
Rev. Leighton Parks. D. D., rector of In
manuel church, Boston, occupies his pulpit
in that city Sunday, and returns Tuesday,.
Two elegant cottages are under conStruc-
ton here. J. Murray Forbes of Boston is
building on the ''Shipyard lot adjoining
DR.. Derby's, and Gustav Bizzen of New
York. who lately bought Babbidges Point,
is building what will be one of the finest
cottages on the island. -. David H. Smith
is building nice cottage adjoining the post
office at Dark Harbor.. Geo. II. Wilbur of
FOXcr0ft, the contractor on some of the best
cottages in town, is building a house for
himself at Dark IIarbor. Alpheus PEN
dleton is building himself new house on
his lot....F. o. Clark is building a store for
his hardware and plumbing business at the
corner near the Baptist church Miss
Rose Clevelands cottage on Seven Hundred
Acre island is nearing completion, and will
be one OF the attractive features of that
section of the town.. Mrs. Il. c. Briggs of
New York is critically Ill at her cottage at
Dark Iarbor
SEARsMoNT. y very pleasant home we'd
ding occurred at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Holmes at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning, September 18th, when their niece.
Miss Maud A. teader, was united in mar
rage to Albert |. York, NJ. d., of Wilton
Rev George NJ. Bailey was the officiating
clergyman and performed the double ring
ceremony in very impressive manner
The bride was becomingly attired in white
Swiss muslin with lace and satin trimmings
and carried a bouquet of white asters The
bride is an accomplished young lady,
graduate of the Central Maine General Hos
pital, and her high Christian character has
endeared her to all who know her. The
bridegroom is popular young physician,
graduate of Bowdoin College. The pres
ents to the happy couple We're useful and
valuable. A dainty wedding breakfast was
served, after which the young couple left on
the noon train for their future home in Will
ton, Me-, with the best wishes of many
friends.....A. G. Caswell and wife have
gone to Pasekeag, New Brunswick, for
two weeks visit. Mrs. Colby Moore and
daughter of Rockland visited friends in
town last week ....J. W. Farrar has return
ed to Washington, ID. C.....N. A. Simmons
and wife have gone to Boston to select
goods for the fall trade. Miss Bridges of
Franklin, Mass, is the guest of Miss Mary
McCorrisOn.. .....J. L. Bean has bought the
grist mill of F. S. Wing. Lewis Todd
and wife of LindOnville, Vermont, called
upon friends in town last Sunday.
THoRND1KE. Herbert, son of n. A. Lit
tlefeld, died of consumption Saturday
night. He leaves a father, four brothers
and two sisters to mourn their loss The
funeral services were held at the home
Monday afternoon. Mrs Ephraim John
son and son Omar passed few days last
week with relatives in Waldo. 80. Henry
Rich of Massachusetts is visiting his
mother, Mrs Jane Rich. "A S. Higgins
and Peter Harmon passed last Tuesday in
Belfast. Miss Flora Farnham is the guest
of Mrs. B. A. Gowen. -. Miss Alice Thomp
son passed Sept. 18th and 10th in Belfast.
Miss Alice Simpson has been the guest of
Mrs. Caro- Simpson the past week. ...Mrs.
+. p. Webster and daughter returned from
Enfield Saturday. Bert Rich of Massa-
chusetts has been passing week with his
UNCLE Fred Rich. -. James Rollins of Unity
was the guest of Alfred Howard Sept. Goth
and 21st. Ira Howard of Pittstield has
been doing masonry in town the past week |
Mrs. Whitney of Burnham was the
guest last week of her brother, Emery |
Written. .....B. A. Gowen and wife visited |
friends in Morrill, few days last week 49,.
Mrs. F. L. Philbrick and daughter Helen |
were the guests of Mrs. Rebecca Files Sat |
urday night. Mrs. Prince Bessey of |
Unity passed a few days last week with her |
granddaughter, Mrs. Porter Hurd Mrs. |
Bessey is So years of age and is remarkably |
well and smart for one of her age..... Mrs. |