The Republican journal., 1901-09-12

SOUTH MoNrvILLE. Miss Annabell Dag
gett of Pal mer, Mass, in company with her
friend have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Daggett, who is stopping at c. T. Randalls.
William P Adams Of Providence, f. l.,
is at home on a shot vacation. L.
Knowles is teaching the Ghe2t school in
Searsmont. :. Ross and Ethel Howes have
gone 10 Castine 10 attend the Normal school.
FREEDOM. Pew. II. ]. Holt of Morrill, is
a student in Freedom Academy. Rev. Mr..
Moment and daughter of Philadelphia were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Dodge
Portland are spending their vacation with
Mr.. P. W. Aver. the Sunday evening
services in the Congregational church
potts were given from the State Christian
Endeavor Convention, Miss Ella Bowler
reporting for the first day of the convention :;
Mr.. Richmond for the second day; Miss
Effie Flye for the third and last day. The
reports were very interesting and helpful
Mrs. Carter b. Keen sang the solo, In the
secret of his presence" with great deal of
feeling and Miss Olive Smith cad a selection
from J. G. Whittier in very acceptable
manner. Miss Irene Libby is visiting
friends at Boothbay.
PEosCECT FERRY. Capt. and Mrs A.
S. Wilson entertained about fifty of their
friends at their home last Saturday night.
Clam stew was served and all enjoyed
very pleasant evening. Mrs. Orilla Nc
Mann has gone to Winterport to stop with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hill for time. .. Mr..
Eugene Barnes arrived home from Boston
last week. Arthur Shute drove the stage
for Mr.. Barnes during his absence. Sew
eral from this place will attend the fair at
Monroe this week. Mrs. Lincoln Colcord
Of Searsport called at Capt. W. D. Harl-
mans last Friday. Miss Erma Ray of
Bangor is visiting relatives and friends
here. Mrs. Hannah Harvey and her
daughter, who have been stopping at Mrs.
Mary Smiths the past three weeks, returned
to their home in Boston last week. >. The
many friends of Miss Lenora Emerson will
be pleased to know that she has a new
piano.
y. t. y
his home on Kaler street. Friday evening,
about $50, AFTER a serious illness of two
weeks. TIE immediate cause of his death
was Inflammation OF the stomach and liver,
and he was a great sufferer. Dr. Atwood
Was about IS yeacs of age. He was son Of
the late Freeman and Maria Atwood If
Monroe. His motbe., wife, daughter and
son and two sisters sulv,ve him. He prac-
ticed in Monroe for short time after bis
graduation, then came TO White port about
16 years ago, where he has since ,esided. He
was physician of much ability and was
popular with his patients. The funeral SER
vices were held vt The Methodist church on
account of the large number who wished 10
attend. Tie church was filed with neigh
bors aud friends, many coming fl ON Monroe
and BucEsport. Few. J. W. Hatch OBLIGATED,
and the floral offerings were very 9Dundant
and beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sa",
gent Of Chicago were at Fred Atwood's one
day last week and called on several other
friends in town. An excursion 10 Islesboro
was made last Friday. A nice picnic and
clambake were served and general good
time reported. Arthur Smith returned to
Portland aud Ada LitteGeld to Connecticut
last Saturday.. Harry A. Thompson is
home from New York for bis summer vaca-
ton. Mrs. NJ. F. Tibbetts and her little
granddaughter Mary Hosmer, are spending
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Atwood.
PALERMO. Last Friday evening fire
started in an outbuildipg used for hen
house, owned by John Perkins. By prompt
action the other buildings were saved. The
cause of the fire was mystery as the build
ipgs were uuoccupied and there had been
no fire about the place for months. Eu-
gene Rowe and wife went to New Harbor
last week to visit his brother aud TO look for
woll. :. Mrs. Vida Bickmore and sou Har-
old of Augusta, and her sister, Lala Fitz-
gerald Of Waterville, visited their old friends
in town last week, returning home Sunday.
These were adopted daughters of Rev. and
Mrs. Josiah Hallowel]. Fred Spratt and
his sister, Mrs. Alice Tibbetts, Edwin o.
Chadwick, wife and daughter Jennie went
to South China Tuesday OF last week to at
tend the Chadwick family reunion.
Thomas Rowe and sou Isaac of Newton
Center, Mass, returned home last week
E Ter few weeks visit in town, also Mrs.
E. E. Hatch, Mae and John Hatch Of San
Antonio, TIE las, returned home last we'll
SWANvILLE. Mr.. a nd Mrs. Geo. Dudley
and Mrs. Laura ThurstOn returned to
Everett, Mass, last week accompanied bv
Mr. A. T. Nick erSOn. :. Miss Marion Mel err
son and Nh. Ross Lr;kin attended the
fac at Orland last weeh The last of the
series of dances at Cu0Dingbam's ball last
Thursday evening was quite as sal stactory
as the preceding ones. These gatherings
have been motto cable for their large and
orderly companies, and the hearty goodwill
which prevailed. Much credit is due the
managers, Messrs. A. E. Brown and E. Fl.
Little6e'd. .. Frank F. Nickelson of Ever
EFT, Mass, arrived Sunday mo, ming. -. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Spinney and Mr.. Walter Clifford of
Salem, Mass, were the guests of Mrs. r. G.
Royal last weeL School in Dist. No. is
suspended for two weeks while the teo cher,
Miss Nina Spesriry. atteads the Pan
Anne lean Exposition. Mrs. Frank Sp. att
aud son AuDry are guests OF Hon. A. E.
NicEersou's ...Mrs. Josephine G. Gilmore