The Republican journal., 1901-08-15
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week. j

DeIoITeU from laSG week..
KNOX. Rev. W. c. Stetson breaches at
the Baptist church alternate Sundays at
10 A. NJ. Miss F. E. Penney Of Lowell
Mass, is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Frank Penney of South Freedom, who
recently bought the 6. W. Brown farm, has
moved his family here. "A Sunday school
has been organized at the Baptist church,
with Miss Ella Sylvester as superintendent.
Walter Gerald has bought the Isaac
Penny place and taken possession. The
audience room of the Baptist church is be-
ing newly papered and painted.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mr.. Forest HOwes,
wife and daughter are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity. Mrs. J. G. Blais-
dell and daughter of Revere, Mass, are
spending few weeks at A. L. Peases' ....
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tales of Norfolk,
Mass, are visiting his cousin, j. F. Esancy.
&C. F. Havner, wife and daughter of Ban
gor have been visiting his sister, Mrs. j. F
ESancy. ALBERT Pinkham and wife of
Pasadena, California, have been spending a
few days with his uncle, J. F. Esancy....
Royal Lincoln and wife of Spokane, Wash 8,
have made her sister, Mrs. j. F. Esancy, a
short visit. -. Miss Angie Esancy, who has
been very sick, is much better. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mutt and Noah Robbins were
the guests of W. B. Morse and wife recently
LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Tower and son, Mrs. Albert Tower and son
and Mr.. David Tower of New Haven, Conn.,,
arrived Tuesday to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. V. Tower, but on account" of
the sudden death of their infant son Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Tower returned Thurs
day.. Mrs. Lura Ladd and Mrs. Ches-
ter Jones of Warren visited at the Reach
a few days last week. Mr.. George Clark
returned to Boston Tuesday...... Mr.. T.
E. Gushee was in Appleton Monday....
Miss Blanche Dean is at E. E. Carver 's....
Howard French returned to New York
Monday. Miss Matte Mathews and Mr..
Warren Hill arrived Sunday. Mr.. Hill re-
turned Monday. Mr.. Joseph CrehOre ar
rived Saturday. - Miss Mary Glover. who
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E.
c. Freeman, returned to Troy Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Young went to Win
tCI pun 1AOuudy L ldlh 11dShCll VI
Tenants Harbor visited his sister, Mrs. E.
7. Pillsbury, recently......M Mrs. German
Lyons of Lawrence, Mass, is visiting her
| mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin. -. Miss
Bessie Joy of Ellsworth is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred stanton. Miss Carrie
Adams is visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. 1. S. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
and sons, Henry and Elmer of Troy, are
visiting at Mrs. Fred Melvin's. -. Mrs. L. A.
Croker is at Mrs. David Weeds, Rockland.
....Mrs. Mamie Young spent last week in
Youngstown. Mrs. Will Alexander and
little daughter are visiting Mrs. Ermee
Bullock. Morrill, Law arrived Friday.
George Pendleton spent few days last
week with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. J.
W. Pendleton. Capt. Pendleton took a
merry party of SO on the ''Volant'' for a
picnic, on Warren'S Island Friday. Bay
View Lodge of Good Templars held an in
stallation at their hall Aug. Sd, Lodge Dep
uty L. D. Ames installing. .Messrs
Charles and Jack Haskell returned to
Cambridge Saturday. 49,. Mrs. Clarence Ran
dali of Brockton, Mass, is visiting her
mother, Mrs Francis Stephens. Miss
Maude Remington of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Frohock. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stoddard went to
Hallowell Sunday to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elbridge Stoddard.. E. Those reg
iStered at the Lincolnville Inn are Mr. and
Mrs. Dexter of Brookline, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman of Brooklyn, n. Y, Miss Dean
of Roslindale, MaSs... Mr.. Chas. Hill re-
turned to Boston last week after brief
visit to his mother and sister at their sum-
mer home here. The following are regis
tered at E. E. Carver's: Misses Annie S.
Wood, Edith NJ. Wood, Ella Louise Wood,
Laura NJ. Stewart; Messrs. John R. Baxter.
Chas. F. Wood, David F. Foster, Arnold T.
Stewart Of Cambridge, Mass, Edward W.
James, Everett, Mass, Chas. H. Hanson,
Dorchester, Mass, Mr.. Chas. H. Casswell,
Brooklyn, n. Y, Miss Evelyn A. May,
Hyde Park, Mass, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Byron May of Hyde Park.
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