The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-14
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
| EAST SEARSMoNT. Mrs. Edwin c. How
ard Of Eagle Island is in town for few
days, the guest of Clara Gelo.. Miss Eva
NJ Donnell and Miss Ada Mariner of Bel
fast spent June Sd with Mrs. Gertie Don
nell. -. Mr.. VIM. Mckenzie and Samuel
Morse spent two days in Liberty last week
| fishing. They report a good catch and a
good time III general. Mr. Leroy Mariner
and family spent June I'd in Northport with
his sister, Mrs. Mark A. Wadlin.
| CAMDEN. At d special town meeting held
| in the Camden Opera House it was voted to
raise by loan, the sum of 5000 on one
wears time. interest not to exceed per
cent to pay last years county tax and out
standing Indebtedness. The article in the
warrant which called forth a large attend
ance, to see if the town would vote to recind
its action at the annual town meeting,
whereby the sum of s 1000 was raised to pay
the expenses of committee at the legisla-
ture to obtain a charter for town water
works. was passed over without discussion.
! This leaves the matter as the annual town
meeting disposed of it and Hon W. H. Gar
| diner will be in Augusta the coming winter.
| to look after the interest of Camden in OBJ
| tanning its charter for municipal water
works.
PROSPECT FERRY Miss Martha F. IIar-
riman was down from Old Town and spent
last Sunday at her old home. :. Herman
Avery has been dangerously i'll, but at this
writing is decidedly better. He is attended
by DIR. Emerson of Bucksport Mrs. Or
! rilla McMann has gone to Stockton Springs
to stop ii while with Mrs. Augusta Deve-
reauX Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Hartman Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Hill of Winterport
last Monday. Charles CHM and daughters
Isabel and ENERGY of Belfast called on rela-
tives here last Sunday. -. Mrs. Sarah j.
Glidden arrived home from Boston last Sat
George Gruby of Boston. :. Mrs. Eugene
Barnes is visiting relatives in Bangor.
Several from this place attended the concert
given at Emery hall June 9Th by the Weber
quartette of Boston: also the commence
ment exercises June 9th. -. Miss Jennie
Hartman and Miss Georgia Wescott arrjv-
ed from Camden last Thursday. -. Miss
Maud Shute visited relatives in Bangor and
Brewer several days last week -. Miss Rose
Mudgett is at home from Bangor, where she
has learned the millners trade
UNITY. Memorial day was observed as
usual. Rev. V. ID. Sweetland of PALMYRA
delivered an instructive and interesting SER
mon to large congregation The choir
hnely rendered some very appropriate selec-
tions. The decorations at the cemetery and
also at the church were beautiful The
Bacon girls, who have been attending the
Castlne Normal school, returned home last
week. Lon BacOn's daughter graduated
this term. German measles are still prev
alent in town.. b. III. Earl has lately built
veranda, which adds much to the beauty
OF his house. Mr.. Cousins and family
from Monroe moved here short time ago.
He is a blacksmith by trade and does quite
a business. .....T The many friends of Edgar
Mari Will be panied to learn of the serious
accident which befell him a few DAYS ago
'-,i0 W. ""iiN oii A.tiiiDCl w lISloW d 10y
slipped. hitting his leg and breaking it
Rev. w. f. Luce and his brother-in-law from |
Massachusetts are going on an excursion to |
Europe. They expect to be absent about 40
days and will sail from New York June
3Oth. Mrs. Luce and children will visit her |
people during his absence. =. Elijah Walker
and Mr.. Baker, the painter, went to Rock
land last week on business. :. The hotel at
Windermere park is open. Mr.. Fairbanks
has secured control of the grounds for
another year.. Byron Rollins and wife
of Plymouth visited his parents in town
recently. Mrs. Evans and children will
join Mr.. Evans, who went to California last
winter, in few weeks. He has bought a
fruit ranch and decided to live there. AL
McManus, who has bought the Evans farm,
VIII move as soon as convenient. Mr..
Lancaster of Belfast bought several horses
in town recently. Arrangements are being
made for children's day, which will be OBJ
served June 9th. 1t is hoped that many
will be present at the concert. Mr. and
Mrs. West, who were married recently, re-
celved their friends one evening last week,
at the home of the bridegrOOm's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. West. The Portland
Packing Co. are having the corn factory re.
paired and are putting in some new machin-
cry Fairfield parties are doing the work..
Charles Wellington was badly hurt last
by kick from his horse It is
thought two ribs were broken.