The Republican journal., 1901-08-29
COUNTY coRREspoN DENcE.
Deferred from last week. ]

Thompson of Cliftondale, Mass, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Plummer, in Halldale, will return
home Aug. oath. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Toothaker of Belfast were at Harrison
Berry's at Netherlands Corner last Sunday
Mrs. E. j. Penney of Freedom and Mrs.
W. B. Jaquith have returned from Owls
Head. Dogs are doing considerable dam
age to sheep in this and surrounding towns.
Mrs. Abbie Ordway of Searsmont was
at w. A. Poland's Aug. 18th. "A. H. Crock
EFT stuck a ptchfork tine in one of his feet
last Saturday evening, making very pain
full wound.
PALERMO. c. E. Carr had a bee last
Saturday afternoon hauling off an old stone
wall to grade around his barn. Quite a
large number turned out and did a good
job. The schools in town will begin
Monday, September End, with the following
teachers: Carr corner, Emma Dyer; Centre
school, Earl Nelson: Greeley's Corner,
Mertie Brown; Branch mills, Nelson Brown
East Palermo. Grace Bradstreet; Western
Ridge, Eva Howard; Faye school, Belle
lDOW l6l Ic Olu I1olliN plCulC Ill uIl6
Prescott grove last Wednesday for the bene-
fit of the Smith Cemetery was grand sue
cess. The sale of ice cream and dinners
afforded good sum. Many from out of
town were present. Frank Marden and
wife and Mrs. Julia Marden of Somerville,
Mass, are visiting at Harrington Osgood's.
go. Thomas Roweo of Newton Centre, Mass,
ic D,,f, ba
Ladies Sewing Circle at Branch Mills had a
concert and lawn party last Friday after
noon and evening on the church lawn to
obtain funds for repairing the church.
PROSPECT FERRY. Columbus Carley and
family of Newton, Mass, Mr.. George Ham
monds of Chicago and E. Sargent of Low
ell, Mass, visited Mrs. Levi ID. Berry last
Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth johnson and Miss
Hattie Gosnell of Boston are spending their
vacation at Mrs. L. ID. Berry's. -. Harry
Berry of Boston is spending his vacation
with his parents Mrs. Orilla McMann is
stopping for while at c. R. Hills in Win
terport. John Richardson of Brewer
spent last Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
George Grndle. Arthur Grindle and AL
bert Avery spent Sunday with their parents
returning to Bangor Monday morning..
Fred Goodwin and family of Hallowell are
visiting relatives here. Miss Jennie Avery
of Lewiston is visiting relatives here....
Mrs. Nancy Avery and her daughter Clara
from Detroit, Mich, visited her nephew,
George Avery. several days last week 80.
Gardner Pendleton and Miss Helen Pond of
Boston, Mass, spent last Friday evening
with Miss Emily Wilson. Mrs. Mabel
Shute and family, who have been visiting
relatives here the past month, returned to
their home in Brewer last Monday....P. NJ.
CHM and wife returned to their home in
Worcester, Aug 14th. George Gruby of
Boston spent Saturday and Sunday with
his wife here, at their summer residence,
returning TO Boston on Mondays boat.
Mrs. Hannah Harvey and daughter Jennie
OF Boston are spending several weeks with
Mrs. Mary Smith. George Heagan of
Lynn. Mass, is spending his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Matilda Dow. Linwood
Pierce and wife of Boston, Mass, visited
Mr.. P.'s parents last week -. Capt. Frank
j.. Harding returned to Providence, r. l.,
last Thursday to join his barge. Miss AL
mira CHM of Damariscotta is visiting rela-
tives here. Mrs. Alberta Guynan of Bos-
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Yves
colt. Miss Florence Leighton Austin of
Cambridge, Mass, is stopping for while at
w. ID. Harriman's.. Little Miss Cora Per-
kins OF Lowell, Mass, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Emma Luke. The Misses Clara and
Florence Allen Of Providence, R. l., who
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. n. j. Heagan,
visited their aunt, Mrs. Eden Pendleton, in
Stockton last week. Capt. W. H. Harri-
man of sch. Wesley NJ Oler, is stopping with
his family here while his schooner is dis
charging in Portland. Mrs Alma Harri-
man and daughter Edrie are visiting their
husband and father, Lester H. Hartman,
in Portland. Old Home Week was cee-
brated here, by a picnic in Capt. J. S. Har-
riman's grove Tuesday, Aug. 18th. Dinner
was served at one o'clock, after which
speeches were made and there was singing
by different members of the company. The
people from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs.
?. NJ. CHM, daughters Addie and Ellen, and
Miss Edna Collamore of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Almira CHM Of Damariscotta Miss
Florence Leighton Austin of Cambridge,
Mass; Miss Dora A. Pierce of Peabody,
Mass. Capt. A. j. Crocker of W:nterport;
Mrs. George Heagan of Lynn, Mass Mrs
S. S. Heagan of Dorchester, Mass Mr.. and
Mrs. }. G. James, Capt. George Cummings
and Miss Ruth Written of Bangor; Mrs
Mabel Shute and son Cyrus, Mrs. Annette
Shute and Miss Ethel Gehan of Brewer;
Charles CHM and daughters Isabelle and
ENERGY, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Rowe and Mrs.
Hannah Browning of Belfast; Mrs. Jennie
Avery of Lewiston; Mrs. Katie Goodwin
and daughter Clara of Hal1owell; Miss
Louise CHM of Lowell; Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Smith, Miss Ellen Heagan, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Ridley and daughter Clara, Mr. and
Mrs Ed. Hartman of Stockton; Mrs.
Betsey Page and son Harvey of Boston,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett CHM and Mrs.
Allston Ellis of Standpoint; Messrs. James
and Harry Berry and Frank Bassick of
Boston, Mass; Misses Clara and Florence
Allen of Providence, r. l.; Miss Helen
Pond of Boston; Mrs. Eden Pendleton and
daughters Mamie and Faustina of Stockton
Springs. The company in all numbered 150.