The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-26
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MORRILL, Mrs. Wesley Wiggin OF Rock
port. Mass, and her son are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. SilaS Storer. go. Miss
Eula Tibbetts of Massachusetts has been
spending the last two or three weeks with
her friend, Miss Mabel Hatch. Miss
Bertha Hotfses from Belfast is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Lille Grey..... Mrs. Charles
Brown is at the Maine General Hospital at
Portland. -. Mrs l. r. Elder is spending
a few weeks at Northport Camp Ground.
Quite number of our villagers are So
journing there. Everett Nash is very
poorly and confined to his bed. He is cared
for by his aunt, Mrs. Maddox OF Norridge-
Wock. \ pound party and fund for his ben
eft was started last week. to which our citi-
zens responded literally. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Merriam are rejoicing over their
eight-pound girl.
MONROE. Capt Arthur Holt of Iamoine,
who has Just returned from a foreign voy-
age. has visited his brother. Dr.. H. \. Holt
49,. Mrs. Marion Brown from Cambridge
Mass, has been at \. II. Mayos a few days
....Ioseph Palmer and wife are in North
port ior a weeks outing. Mrs Palmer,
mother OF F. l.. Palmer, had quite an i'll
turn last week which left her very feeble,
as she is 81 years old. Hay in this section
is turning out light Some claim that they
have about half crop from good years
yield ... Miss Lena Patterson has been fail
ing the past week -. Nelson Curtis, while
raking hay with horse rake last week, was
thrown off by the horse kicking and his left
leg was badly bruised. 1t is hoped no bones
are broken. Jackson Curtis has a severe
cold and has been under the doctors hands
the past week. Several others are afflicted
with these colds. Mr.. Mason and wife of
Bangor, the latter formerly Hattie Nealley,
visited her aunt, Mrs. d. A. Nye, recently.
800. Miss S. A. Mansur, who broke her wrist,
is doing well although it has been very
painful. &C. A. Mckinney was in town
Sunday looking after his large farm here.
IsLEsBORo. Never is the history of the
town have there been so many visitors as at
the present time. The Inn at Dark Harbor
is full, and many applicants are unable to
secure accommodation. The cottages now
occupied are those of j. b. Bracket, Balt-
more; j. 7. Atterbury New York; Henry
S. Hove, Boston; DR.. George Shattuck,
Boston; Rev. DR.. VIM. Prall, Albany, Y. Y;
Dr. VIM. II. Draper. ST., New York Dr.
VIM. II. Draper, Jr., New York: Herman
A. Lewis, Philadelphia; T. Homer, Ger
mantown. Pa; Charles \. Platt, ST., Phila-
delphia; Chas. y. Platt, Jr., Philadelphia
George Philler, President LIST National
Bank, Philadelphia; Dexter Tiffany, St.
Louis Geo. S. Silsbee, Boston; James
Lawrence, Groton, Mass. Rev. DR.. Leigh
ton. Parks, Boston; Mrs. Louise Minturn,
New York Dir. Lewis Starr, Philadelphia;
DR.. Daniels, Boston; b. c. Riggs, New
York; George Novel;, Philadelphia Dr.
F. G. Shattuck, Boston; VIM. r. Dupee,
Boston DR.. +. Ii. Derby, New York. with
his daughter and son-in-law, Prof Samuel
F. Tucker, Columbia University, \. y.
Miss Maria Chaplin, New York; J. p. Vale,
Philadelphia: f. ii. Harding, Boston; Dr.
J. Wilmer Biddle, Philadelphia; W. y.
Ross, Philadelphia; Markoe T. Caldwell,
Philadelphia; David Scull, Overlook, Pa.
George Bird, New York; l.: X: Wilmerbing,
New York, (of the firm of Wilmerbing 4
Bisset, places of business rs and Is Leonard
ST., n. Y, and 10 Pamure street, Dundee,
Scotland.) The Williamson cottage is I'M
occupied this season, the owner being in
Europe. The price Of real estate is
rapidly rising. A building. lot of two and
half acres joining. DR.. Derby's, facing
Gilkey's harbor, which could have been
bought for $1,000 two years ago, is now
held at $12,OOO .... Yacht races take place
every Saturday afternoon. Last Saturday
over twenty yachts were in the race, and
that of DR.. Daniels took the lead. Among
the persons of note in town is Bishop
Doane, who is the guest of the Rev. DR..
Prall, rector in Albany, N. VA large
number of former residents of the town are
visiting their old home. Among them are
Frank Hatch and wife Of Boston; Miss Eva
Fletcher of Melrose;. Capt Ephraim E.
Pendleton and wife Of Boston; F. S. Pen
dleton and family of Brooklyn; Judson
Pendleton, NJ. D. Of Brooklyn; W. S. Pen
dleton of New York Miss Zilpha Williams
of Salem; Miss Evelyn A. Pendleton Of
South birmingham.