The Republican journal., 1901-06-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
STANDPOINT. Mr.. J. w. Richards has
returned to Boston after a three weeks visit
here Miss Lucia Shute came from Bangor
last week for short visit with her parents.
80. Mr.. Nathaniel French came from Boston
Saturday for the summer. He has been in
poor health this spring and not able to
attend to his business. Mrs. Lucinda
Hartman arrived home recently from
Massachusetts,. =. Capt. Charles Shute went
to Bar Harbor Saturday for few days..
F. r. Daggett is in Boston on business.
The school at the Narrows began last week,
Miss Maud Curtis teacher.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mrs. F. B. John
son has gone to Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas H. Clement and P. B. French have
returned from Camden and are occupying
their farm. IA horse belonging to A. G..
Morse had leg broken recently near Mrs.
Huldah Ramsey's. The animal was killed.
f. A. Sprowl is buying WOOL. e. L..
Bennett was OFF duty at Thompson's car
riage shop part of last week by reason of
sickness. Harry Sprowl of Freedom is
staying for a time with his uncle, T. A.
Sprowl. &C. B. Cushman is working in v.
ThonRson's blacksmith shop. Wales R.
Bartlett and Mark j. Bartlett, members Of
the senior class at the U. of NJ, rode from
Bangor to Montville on their bicycles last
week. After spending few days at their
homes they returned by boat. VIM. F.
White, who went to Massachusetts to look
for employment, has returned, being unable
to find a chance.
FRANKFORT. Sch. L. NJ. Plummer sail
ed Friday for Perth Ainboy. This is the
fifteenth vessel leaving here within the last
ten days loaded with dressed granite.
The many friends of Mrs. ID. X. Drake are
pleased to see her once more about town.
She has fully recovered from her illness....
The young ladies' tennis club gave a social
dance Friday evening in Waldo Hall, which
was enjoyed by large party. The hall
was trimmed with evergreen and flags in a
very tasteful manner. The proceeds will
be used to improve the tennis COURT.
Venus Grange had a very interesting meet
ing Saturday evening, June 1st. A large
number were present and "a fine entertain
ment was furnished by the members
ant meeting with Waldo Pomona at Pros
pect June It'll. -. The Moth ers' Club held a
largely attended meeting Saturday, June
LIST, with Mrs. Everett Sanborn.
MORRILL,. Harry Simmons, who is en-
ployed in Providence, r. l., is spending a
fortnight'S vacation at home. -. Robe Grey
goes to Massachusetts this week, where he
finds employment. "Children's Day. will
evening. An address will be given by Rev.
H. l. Holt, followed by exercises by the
children. 80. Rev. Fl. l. Holt, assisted by
Miss Nellie Thompson, evangelist, will hold
religious services in the schoolhouse at Bel
mont Corner Thursday evening, June 18th.
Mr.. Overlook, missionary of the Sunday
School Union, will be present for the pur-
pose of organizing Sunday school,. Rev.
w. c. Stetson gave us good sermon last
Sunday; subject, eye are the light of the
world" He will preach here again in two
weeks. Farm work is behind time, and
early vegetables look sickly. Grass is good.
MIR. and Mrs. l. D. White attended the
Advent Quarterly meeting at Liberty last
Sunday. Mr.. ROBBIE Mears, who contract
ed to build the new schoolhouse in the
Cross and Robinson district, has been for
warding the work the past week. Mr..
Lewis Winchenbach is at work on it.
LINCoLNvILLE. Capt. and Mrs. John
Munroe arrived Sunday morning from New
York. Mrs. Dora Moody showed very
stylish and tasteful assortment of millinery
last week at the home of Mrs. Ernest Car.
ver... Ray Rankin is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Frohock 800.
Miss Annie Decrow, who spent the winter
with her sister in Billerica, Mass, arrived
home Saturday morning. -. George Pendle-
ton and Loring Carver spent few days last
week visiting relatives here. Miss Mary
Coombs visited Miss Monte Drink water the
last of the week. Mrs. Mary Coombs
spent Sunday at the Trap. Capt. Henry
Duncan piloted the steamer Pittsville to
Bangor Saturday. Capt Miles French
launched his yacht last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Munroe of Northport are visit
ing relatives at the Beach. Mrs. Lizzie
Carver is visiting Mrs. Wyman Bullock. go.
John French of Camden was in town Sun
day.. Emery Griffin is on the sick list....
Henry Mathews and daughter Nina went to
Lynn, Mass, Saturday to visit his sister,
Miss Matte Mathews. Miss Lizzie Pills
bury goes to Rockland Thursday to attend
the graduation exercises of the ROckland
High school. -. The K. d. & S. will meet
with Miss Adams next Saturday evening.
Word, "Faith." Each member chooses his
or her topic. The Lincolnville Dramatic
Club will present the farce Popping by
Proxy" at Freeman's Hall. Tuesday even
ing, June 18th, with the following cast: HeE-
ekiah Pumpkin-bl0ssom, Leslie d. Ames :;
Peter Pumpkin blossom, c. A. E. Long !;
Ruth Moreton, Miss Vesta B. Carver; Han
nah Jordan, Miss Lucy Freeman; Jane