The Republican journal., 1901-08-22
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Mrs. W. E. Poland is quite sick. e. Miss
Martha Hall returned from City Point last
/ Saturday. Miss Severance and daughter,
who have been visiting at w. E. Poland's,
have gone to Orrington. Ira L. Howard,
who has been in town doing some work, re-
| turned to his home in Pittsfield last Satur-
| day.
| STANDPOINT. Mrs. Frank Crockett of
! Dix Island spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. F. A. Maxfield. ...H. H. NORM and
| family are here for a short vacation. :.
Miss Jennie Homer from Bucksport is the
guest of Mrs. Dolly Black. Mrs. D. Z.
Gallagher and children from Bangor have
been visiting her parents here. Mrs. L. S.
Perkins spent last week in Brewer. :. Mr..
Pierce Jordan from Massachusetts is here
/! for two weeks. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
! Showers of Weymouth, Mass, are here
We extend congratulations. IA large
| number from here attended the camp-meet-
ing at Verona last Sunday. Miss Alice
Porter of Thomaston is visiting relatives
| here. Mrs. Olive Bond has returned to
| Needham, Mass, after a two weeks vaca-
tion... MIR. Frank French and Mr. Arthur
French of Boston were here several days
J last week....Dr. Thompson and wife of
Boston are here for visit. -. Clambakes,
picnics and excursions have been numerous
the past week. Mr.. Fred Perkins is in
Birchville on business....T The Castine
Alumni Camp closed Tuesday, having had a
good attendance.
| PALERMO. Ed. Moody of Albion, who
has gone into trade with Edison Worthing
. at Branch Mills, has rented the house of
Mrs. W. II. Worthing. Mrs. W. will live
| with her son Fred Drake at her old home.
THE Ladies' Improvement Society have
an Old Home picnic next Wednesday at the
Trout Pond in the Prescott grove for the
benefit of the Smith Cemetery Dinner
will be served to those who wish for 10
cents; ice cream 10 cents. Many are ex-
pected from out of town who will spend
| Old Home Week here. DR.. James Dean of
Newton, Mass, formerly of North Palermo,
is reported very sick with dropsy.. Miss
Grace Black went to Washington, Me- last
week to visit her friend, Miss Lottie Farrar.
80, Mrs, f. E. Hatch of Texas, wife of
Lieut.. f. f. Hatch, is visiting Mrs Abbie
| Arnold in North Palermo. Mrs Myra
Turner of Boston, who has been spending
a few weeks with her mother, Mrs James
Linscott, returned home last week. Miss
Marion Chadwick of Augusta spent last
week in town and returned home Friday.
c. f. Carr lost his best work horse last
week. 1t was sick and died. viii Spratt
OF Charlestown, Mass, visited his COUSIN
Fred Spratt, last week. Mrs. Gertie But
terfield and daughter and Miss Lydia
Beden OF Wytoptlock are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Norton .. Charles
Howes of Liberty moved a building for c.
+. Carr last week
| PROSPECT FERRY. W. C. Randall of
| Providence, R. l., visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| ID. Hartman several days last week.
| Capt. Frank Harding has arrived from
Providence, R. l., to spend several days
with his family. Gerry Harding returned
to Worcester, Mass, last week. ...P. NJ.
CHM. wife aud daughter Ellen of Worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting relatives here...
Miss Ellen Ridley of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting relatives here and in Stockholm.
Frank Bassick of Boston is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Levi Berry. Miss Emily CHM
is at home from Auburndale, Mass, for her
summer vacation. Miss Louise CHM of
Lowell, Mass, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Susan CHM. Harvey Page of Bos-
| ton, Mass, is visiting at Mrs Geo. Gruby's
80. Miss Ethel CHM of Brewer visited Miss
Emily Avery last week. 80. Miss Nicid
kingsbury of Winterport visited Miss ORR
anna Harding several days last week..
The Misses Clara and Florence Allen of
Providence, R. l., are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. \. j. Heagan.. Mr.. and Mrs. Girls
Rowe and Mrs. Hannah Browning of Bel
fast visited Mrs. Lizzie Billado last Sunday.
80. Martha E. Hartman of Oldtown spent
last Sunday at her old home. Mrs Chas
Banks and Miss Faustina Harding went to
Belfast last week on business.....W d.
Hartman and wife went to Bangor last
Friday, shopping. "A little son arrived at
the home of Otis Littlefeld last week
SwANvILLE. Mrs. R. H. Smart has sold
her home to Mr. Albert Goldsmith of Salem,
Mass. She is in Belfast for few days.
49, AO = AioA ouHuhy sCuool udu llS dn-
nual picnic at the Bar last Friday, and it
was much enjoyed by every body. The
dance at Cunningham's Hall last Thursday
night was largely attended, and considered
one of the best held there for years. There
is to be another this, Thursday, night, and
new music is to be furnished. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Ferguson of Searsport were
guests at Maple Terrace Farm Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Aldrich returned to Maiden,
Saturday,. Miss Celia Nickerson has re-
turned from Belfast, where she was EN-
ployed in the family of Dwight P. Palmer.
... Mr.. Walter Nickerson has gone to Bel
fast, where he has employment. Mrs. E.
Fl. Nickerson is visiting in Searsport. .. =.
Miss Maud Shorey, who was employed at
Maple Terrace Farm, has returned home...
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nickerson of Melrose, Mass, is
visiting friends in town. Miss Marie Sholes
of Belfast was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. |
A. E. Brown, last week -. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Charles Moody and Miss Lougee of Win
terport have been guests at Capt. T. d. |
Nickerson's.. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bill
lings have been visiting in town.. Miss
Lulu Patterson of Camden, who has been