The Republican journal., 1901-05-30

CLARKs CORNER (Prospect). Mr.. Seldo
Clarke has bought the Fred Cunningham
place and will begin repairing in few days
| go. Melvin Clarke will move his wife to
| Stockton Springs for the summer Mr.
Gabriel Brown, wife and son visited Mrs
Oliver Whitcomb in Searsport last week.
Mr.. Charles Rendell and wife of Stockton
Springs were at the Corner May 10Th. DR.
J. E. Clark of Winsted, Conn, will visit his
old home in August. Melvin Clarke and
wife visited friends in Searsport May Goth
DIR. Thomas Dorr of Searsport was in
town May 25th, calling On friends. -. Mr.
Eastman Clarke visited Mrs. Sewell Butter
field last Saturday.
| PROSPECT VILLAGE. DR.. E. Lawrence
Williams, optician, of Portland was the
guest of Mr.. Charles H. Littletield May 23d
oath and 25th. Mr.. L. met with an acct
dent to his left eye last January, causing
him to lose the sight and DR.. w. has fitted
him to glasses very satisfactorily. He also
fitted Mr.. j. F. Libby and fifteen other resi-.
dents of Prospect. Chas. II. Palmer
inspector and adjuster for the Brotherhood
Accident Co. of Boston, was in town re-
Gently and settled with their patrons very
satisfactorily. Remember that the county
Grange meets here next Tuesday Mrs.
Brown of Swanville is dressmaking for
Mrs. Fred Cunningham and Mrs. Cuddy at
Mrs. A. Gray's.
Standpoint. Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Heath
received a telegram from Booth bay May Goth
announcing the death by drowning the
night before of their son Warren Gilbert
Heath, aged 19yearS, 4mOnthS. He was on
schr. Arthur Clifford, Capt. Converse Grant,
which left here the Saturday before for
Boston and the news of his death was a
great shock to his parents. His young as
sociates here are very sad, and the whole
community offer their sympathy to his par
ents. He was their only child and their
loss is irreparable. The body was not re-
covered and they have only his memory to
cherish. Rev S. W. Chaplin of Bangor,
editor of The Word and Work, was here
several days last week with friends. -. Rev.
B. B. Merrill of Brewer was at his cottage
two days last week A. W. Shute of stmr.
Mount Desert visited his family Sunday.
The knitting shop is closed for few
weeks. -. Frank Erskine was at home from
Bangor over Sunday. F. Perkins of
Brchville lately made short visit here....
The remains of Mrs. Mary Veries Batiste,
an aged colored lady who died in Bangor
last winter, were lately brought here by
boat and buried in the family lot in the
NarrOw's cemetery. Mr.. Fred Grant has
launched his launch Gertrude and is towing
logs to Bucksport. One evening last week he
took party of fifteen to Bucksport, where
they spent the evening with Charles Rich
ards and wife and report very pleasant
time.
NORTH TROY. J. Dodge and daughter of
Burnham were in town Sunday REV. A.
P. Hatch attended the memorial services at
Unity Sunday. Rev. w. A. Luce addressed
the meeting. Mrs. Alma Green and little
daughter Bernice of Wilton are visiting
Mrs. Green's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Carleton. Mrs. Cora E. Batchelder, who
has been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Nllo. w. d. RuOduco, 1cGulucu w DduSOl
Saturday.. Mrs. Vonnie Whitney of Unity
visited her father, E. II. GarcelOn, last
week. Her health is very much improved
William Colley and wife of China were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Rhoades
Sunday. =. Louville Sanderson and family
Sunday. The lecture given by Mr.. Peters
Thursday evening at the Cook schoolhouse
was listened to with interest by those in at
tendance. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Webb
visited Reuben Rhoades and wife Saturday
Mrs. Webb recently returned from Montana,
where she passed several months visiting
her sons, who are engaged in business
there. -. Rev. and Mrs. David Smith, accom-
panied by Miss Jones Of Brooksville are
the guests of Mrs. Hester A Smart. Mr.
Smith, who is in very poor health, has
rented the Alton Plummer cottage, where
they will soon be settled 1t is hoped that
his health will be greatly improved as warm
weather advances. His post office address
in the future will be West Troy, Maine.....
Rev. Linneus Morse walked over two miles
Sunday morning to meet with the Bible
class at the home of Rev. A. P. Hatch, which
places him in the foremost ranks of our
smart elderly men. He is nearly 81 years of
age. He left an appointment for a meeting
at the Cook schoolhouse Sunday, June End,
at P. M. Mrs. Lucy Carleton held a
Gospel meeting at the Maloon schoolhouse
in Detroit, Sunday evening. The next
meeting of the North Troy Reading Club
will be with Mrs. A. S. Tyler, Friday, May
31st. All are invited to cent supper
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