The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-11-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week.

CLARK's CORNER, (Prospect) Mrs.
Charles Grant has returned home from
visit to friends in Bucksport. =. Mrs. Mabel
Tilton of Troy is, visiting friends here....
Albert Larrabee and wife have returned
from visit to his sister in Montville and
report very pleasant time. Mr.. Will
Sparrow had large rock fall on his foot at
the Mt. Waldo works, breaking one toe and
smashing another DR.. Sellers came from
Searsport to set the bones and he is doing
nicely at present.
LINCoLNvILLE CENTRE. c. H. Hill, who
has been boarding at W. J. Mahoney's for
the past six months, returned to Boston
Wednesday,. Mrs. Dora Moody arrived
home from Boston last week with fine as
sortment of fall and winter millinery.
John c. Dean, who has been to Concord, n.
H., on a business trip, arrived home last
Friday -. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Russ have
been visiting relatives in Rockland the past
two weeks....G. W. Stetson, president of
the Stetson & Post Mill Co. of Seattle,
Wash, formerly of this town, called on
friends and relatives last Wednesday,.
Leander Morrill, is in Concord, n. H., work
ing at his trade as painter. He is employed
by j. G. Dean. Mrs. Emma Dckey and
son, who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Cross, returned to BoS-
ton Friday accompanied by her mother....
Charles Emerson of Newport, Me-, was in
town last week on business. Amelia Hence
left for Boston last week, for a few weeks
visit. Mrs. Amanda Catlin of Philadel-
phia, Penn, arrived Saturday and is the
guest of E. B. Pottle. Alton h. Cross and
lady friend, Miss McMullen of Newton
Centre, Mass, who have been visiting rela-
tives in town, returned home last Saturday
1.-THE first husking of the season was held
at Austin Mariner last week About two
hundred bushels of nice corn were husked
and fine supper was furnished. About
sixty people were present and all report a
nice time.
L1NcoLNvILLE. Ulysses G. Fernald and
Miss Maude B. Young were united in mar
rage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. ?.
Hahn Wednesday evening, Oct sd. The
ceremony was performed by f. p. Hahn,
Esq. The bride was Hastily attired in dove
colored cashmere with trimmings of taffeJa
silk and cream lace applique. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fernald will begin housekeeping at
once in their new home in youngstown, with
the best wishes of their many friends....
Mrs Will Patterson and Miss Alta Heal of
Northport were in town Friday. bay
View Lodge, l. O. G. T., hold their inStalla-
ton Friday evening". Mrs. Frank Duncan,
Mrs Laura French and Miss Gertrude
French spent Thursday in Northport....
George Pendeton of Boston came home
Saturday for a short vacation. .... Miss
Lizzie Pillsbury of Rock land is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar PillSbury..
Chenery Law, who has been commanding
his brothers barge during the latter's visit
here, returned home last Tuesday. Mrs.
Mary Russell and Mrs. Lizzie Mank of
little son of West Rockport called on rela-
tives here Wednesday,. MIR. and Mrs.
John Dean and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dean
called on Mrs. Maria Dean Sunday. Miss
Hannah Adams left Thursday for visit
with her sister in Freeport, Me-. Miss
Alice Trussell of Northport called on friends
at the Beach Wednesday,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Fred Melvin. Mr.. Fred Melvin is in
Bangor. -. Mr.. Alton Cross and Miss Mullen
returned to Boston by boat Saturday..
Mrs. Durgin of Long Island is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Loring Carver, at the Lin
colnville Inn... Mr.. William Knights has
finished his work on the Pendleton house
and returned home Friday. The sociable
held by Good Will Circle Tuesday evening
was very pleasant and profitable one. The
following program was given: Report of
Circle and remarks, Capt. Joseph Gould;
solo, Mrs. Roscoe Fernald; rec, Rennis
Mathews; Apollo harp solo, Mrs. NJ F.
Foster rec, Allen Frohock; song, Mr..
Everett Bean; rec, Miss Sadie Hadlock
dec, Eugene Long, whstling solo, Mrs.
Hattie Pendleton; duet, Blanche and
Gladys French After the program ice
cream and cake was served and the guessers
had an opportunity to try their skill on
bottle of cranberries and coil of rope.
Miss Josie Munroe carried home the chicken
and Capt. James Pendleton the sofa pillow
....Will J. Munroe shot fine buck deer
last Monday evening at about 10 o'clock. -.
The body of John Gould OF New York,
formerly of Lincolnville, arrived here Tues
day morning for burial in the Beach Gene
terry. Miss Sadie Hadlock of Gorham,
Me-, will close very successful term of
school Friday with exercises by the chill
dren. :. Mrs. A. j. Fernaid visited in Lin
colnville Centre Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harrison of Belfast called on relatives
at the Beach Sunday There will be a
dance at Freeman's hall Tuesday evening
for the benefit of Oliver Pendleton. -. Z. E.
Carver has finished his work in Belfast and
returned home. :. C. E. Dearborn goes to
Boston Wednesday. Beach Chapter, No.
%, O. E. S,will receive an official visit from
the Grand Matron, Mrs. Katherine c. Nor
rill, Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th. 1t is
hoped that all mem bers of this chapter will
be present.