The Republican journal., 1901-08-15
COUNTY coRREsl oNDEl. c..

EAST SEARsMoNT. Mr. Frank P. Brew
ster of Belfast was at Edgar P. Mahoney's
Aug. 4th. :. Fred Leadbetter spent Sunday
with Albert Mariner -. Miss Lillian Lamb
of Belfast is visiting friends in town..
Mrs. Charles w. Hunt Of Worcester, Mass.
is spending few days with her aunts, Mrs.
Leroy Mariner and Mrs. Miles Brewster.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Donnell spent Aug.
4th with Herbert Donnell. -. Miss Ryder,
Miss Manning and Miss Noda McCabe, all
of Charlestown, Mass, are with Marcia
Lothrop for few weeks.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mrs. S. H. Berry,
who has been visiting her daughter in Els
worth, has returned home. Milton Went
worth, who has been employed by Mr.. V.
Thompson in the carriage manufactury for
several years, has gone to Pittsfeld, where
he will be employed in similar work..
The dance given at the Grange Hall on
Tuesday evening was largely attended,.
Miss Eta Thompson has been visiting her
sister in Waterville. -. James Clement took
his family to Northport last week. .Thom-
as Erskine has gone to Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Smith of Unity was in town recently
engaging cream for the Unity creamery.
n. P. Bennett has negotiated-for the farm
he sold to Mr.. West Jones a year ago.
Mr. Jones expects to buy the farm of Mer-
rill Gordon, and Mr.. Gordon will go to Nor
rill on the Lewis jackson farm. The town
will regret the loss of so good citizen as
as Mr.. Gordon.
NORTH TROY. Milton Carleton attended
the reunion of the Goth Maine Regiment in
Belfast, Aug. 17th... Mrs. Josie Rhoades,
who has been on the sick list, is now i'm
proving in health. Miss Ionic Bickmore,
who has been stopping in Pittsfeld for sew
eral months, returned to her home at Carle-
toms Mills Saturday for few weeks vaca-
ton. Rev. A. P. Hatch and wife were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Chandler
of Burnham last week. Mr.. Wilson Lar
Station, where Mr.. L. is employed by the
NJ. c. R., as boss section hand. .Zimri
Carleton attended the 33d annual reunion
of the 1st, 10th, and 29th Maine Regiment
Association at Long Island, Portland, Aug.
Sth, and reports very interesting and en-
joyable meeting. Mrs. G. A. Woods and
little daughter Rosamond started for North
port Monday morning for an outing of d
week or ten days.
MONROE. Mrs. Franklin Chase is visit
ing relatives in Alton and vicinity. Mrs L.
Ross and two children from Massachusetts
GRO VISITING har urandfothor Iobo S%ro%
tard.. Rev. J. D. Dingwell has returned
to Massachusetts. Fred Burnham from
Massachusetts has been visiting friends in
this vicinity. Monroe was the town in which
he enlisted for the Civil war. He is also
prominent in Odd Fellowship. E. Mrs. Frank
Ham has returned from Newburyport,
Mass, where she was called by the illness
of her daughter. -. Lyman Clark has gone
to the Eastern Maine General Hospital for
treatment. 1t is hoped he will receive bene-
fit. Leslie Simpson is making extensive
repairs on his house, and when completed it
will be one of the finest residences in the
county,. Fred Stevens has moved into the
Nealley house and opened a hotel He is
prepared to entertain the travelling publicip
the best possible manner. "A crew has been
at work the past week at the Park getting
everything in readiness for the fair. The
house formerly used as hotel has been
bought by John Hobbs of West Winterport,
who will fit it up for a store. Loyal Rebekah
Lodge is in a hourishing condition. Candi-
dates are taken in at every meeting, and
there is work ahead now. There will be
an excursion to Camden Aug. 24th under
the auspices of the Rebekahs Mrs. John
Twombly is still very poorly.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Bertha
Partridge gave picnic last Thursday in
honor of Master Amos Killman Lane, who
has been private pupil of hers during the
spring and summer. The lawn was prettily
decorated with flags and the tables were
set under one of the large elms in front of
the house. The dinner ended with dessert
consisting of cake, ice cream and lemonade.
After dinner Master Amos recited several
pretty selections and the party separated,
feeling that Master Amos picnic was a great
success. Miss Stella Nichols of Roxbury
is visiting friends in this vicinity. . Mr..
Phillip Holmes and wife of Salem, Mass,
are visiting at Mr.. N. w. Staples. ....A
party of young men started Monday for
Isle au Haut Messrs. George and Sumner
Overlook, S. B. Littlefeld, Jr., James Mar
den and several others went. =. Mrs Lena
Noyes and two children of Vinalhaven are
visiting at Capt. Frank Marden's. -. Mrs
Hattie Calderwood and daughter Helen are
visiting relatives in Vinalhaven. -. Miss
Addie CHM of Worcester, Mass, is visiting
at Mr.. Wilbur Ridley's.. Mr.. Herman
Partridge visited relatives in Frankfort
last week.. Miss Jennie Crockett visited
friends at Clark's Corner and Prospect
Ferry recently. Daniel e. Staples, wife
and daughter of Hudson, Mass, Mrs Mary
Gray, George Matthews and wife of Belfast,
Mrs. Albert NJ. Eames, and two children of
North Chelmsford, Mass, visited at Mrs.
Melvina Crockett's July 18th.
MORRILL,. August 9Th was great day for
the Morrill, Sunday school. More than $50,
including friends of the school, enjoyed the
day on the shore of lake Quantabacook.
By the courtesy of Merriam & Vickery,
the school occupied their cottage and was
furnished with three boats. Riley Jackson
entertained the children with graphaphone.
At noon after the children had gone through