The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-10-25
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Fannie Wilson
and her three daughters went to Philadel
phia last week to visit Capt. A. S. Wilson il
sch Tofa. The many friends in this place
of Mrs J. G. James of Bangor. nee Miss
Lizzie d. Wilson of this place, wish her a
long life of happiness and prosperity Sew
eral from this place attended the wedding
in Bangor oct. 10th. Wash. Hartman is
so far improved as to he able to ride out =.
Jewett CHM and wife of Standpoint visited
relatives here last Sunday.
SwANVlLLE. MI II. G. Applin of Somer-
vile, Mass, was in town for few days
recently. Miss futile Of y. y, who has
been the guest Of Miss Mary Stevens, has
returned home. Rev. H. W. Norton of
SearspOrt spoke at our church last Sunday
... Miss Emily Applin and Mr.. Guy Peavey,
who were recently married, are young peo-
pie who are highly esteemed and have the
best wishes of a large circle of friends for
their future happiness and prosperity..,
MI II. p. White shot deer near II. F.
Mars recently They are seen in the
vicinity quite often.
CLARK's CORNER, Prospect). Our vii
lage correspondent was misinformed about
Arthur Boyd being sick Mr. B. is all
right, but his wife and son John have been
very sick and are attended by Dr.. j. S. Cole
of Swanville. 49,. Herbert Black of Searsport
has been in town and engaged one hundred
bushels OF apples, paying from 80 to 60 cents
per barrel. Quite a number of deer were
shot in town the past week.. Gabriel
Brown has situation in Brooks and will
move his family there this week. so. o.
Clark and family moved to Boston last Mon
day.. With all the rains we have had in
the past month VIII Jellson has no water
in his WE'LL. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Clark
visited in Jackson last Saturday and Sun
day. Charles Gray has been at work for
L. Clark.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Mrs. J. F. Gould
win entertain the S. Il. |. S. Nov. 1st....
The community We're shocked Friday to
hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Leslie
Ham. She has been in poor health for sew
eral months, but went to Belfast Oct. 18th,
to visit her sister, returning Oct. 18th,
and the next day she rode to Winterport to
do her shopping. She passedaway the 18th,
leaving to mourn their loss husband and
little son, who have the sympathy of the
entire community. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Winchenbach of Morrill, were guests of Mr..
VS. sister, Mrs. Ella NJ. Littlefield and fam
lily last week. Mrs. Keen of Lynn, Mass,
who has been spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. S. MIDGET, returned
home last week. Miss Minnie Moody of
Stockton Springs will spend the winter
with Mrs. MIDGET. -. Mr.. Joseph Philbrick
and his son-in-aw, Mr. Lon Drisco of Rox-
bury, Mass, are spending vacation with
Mr. IS brothers and families, Mr. Frank
Gould and Mr.. Charles H. Littletield....
Miss Jennie Dockham and Alice Haley
called on friends in Stockton Springs last
week 3. Misses Ella and Grace Partridge
with friends from Belfast spent last Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Gould.
1.-The little daughter of Mrs. Clarendon
Grove, who was SO badly scalded last week,
is improving.
UNITY. One of the late arrivals in town
is a young son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Call. The citizens of this town rejoice
10 know that great advancement has been
made in regard to a telephone here Nine
carloads of poles went from this station
recently to be distributed along the line to
Brooks, where it connects with the main
line. The location of the telephone office
has not yet been decided. -. Mrs. Meier
Stevens and little son went to Montana
last week to join her husband, who went
last spring. -. Rev. w. E. Luce offciated at
the wedding of Miss Ethel Pierce and Mr..
Fred Bagley of Troy. ....Mrs. Charlotte
Whitaker from Troy and Mrs. Kate Smith
and son from Chicago were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Myrick last Saturday
and Sunday. Stephen Stewart thinks of
sending his son Frank, who is stopping with
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, at
present, to the NJ. c. l. in the near future.
....Rev. W. E. Luce was very fortunate in
securing Mrs. Ed. Ware from Thorndike as
housekeeper for the winter. She came last
week. ...H. NJ. Earle and Henry Bacon
from this town and Nellie Estes and Horace
Myrick from Troy are employed by Nc
Causlin Il Stone packing apples. =. One of
the saddeSt accidents that has taken place
here for long time happened short time
ago to the youngest daughter of Fred Corn
forth. His housekeeper went to remove a
boiler of water from the stove when in
some way it slipped, throwing the contents
on the child and burning her badly. Every
thing was done that could be, but after sew
eral hours of intense suffering death re-
suited Much sympathy is felt for Mr..
COrnfOrth.
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