The Republican journal., 1901-07-04
COUNTY coRREspoNDENcE.


from Rockport for few days. F. A.
Clement is on the sick list. ...N. S. Vose
took load Of furniture to Pittsfeld last
Monday. ...W. Fl. Hall of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting his father, E. B. Hall Mr.. E.
Herrick of Rockland is the guest of B. F.
Stevens. The school in this district closed
last Thursday.
MONROE CENTER Mrs. Irving Bailey
of SearspOrt has been visiting relatives here.
....John Nado has gone to Boston,.
Frank Nado has moved his family from the
Spearing house to John Nado's. School
| closed here last week. Mr.. E. S. Page
received letter last week from his son,
VIM. b. Page, who is connected with the
army in Cuba and is now stationed at PasO
Caballos, about nine miles from Cienfuegos
The letter states that they were ordered
from Matanzas Feb End, to the present
station to relieve the companies of the 10th
| Infantry, who were going to the United
States, land made the distance of $50 miles in
| A days, the fastest marching ever made in
Cuba.
PTTsFIELD. DIR. W. C. Marden accom-
panied three patients to the Central Maine
General Hospital, Lewiston, last week !;
two from this place and one from Hartland.
-. Mrs. Sarah Rogers met with a painful
accident recently. She was leading her
horse from the stable to the yard, when he
suddenly jumped, throwing Mrs. Rogers to
the ground with such force as to break her
| wrist DR.. Taylor reduced the fracture. -.
Mrs. B. c. st. John of Dover, Kansas, has
been in Massachusetts several weeks visit
ing relatives and friends, and is coming to
Maine this week to visit her sister, Mrs. j.
S. Davis, in Pittsfield. She will also visit
numerous relatives and friends in different
parts of the State, including Bangor, Bel
fast and other towns. Mrs. j. S. Davis
has been in poor health for some weeks,
but is improving. ....At the Universalist
church last Sunday, twenty young children
were christened. -. The trustees and many
friends of MissMariannaA. Everett are sorry
that she felt obliged to resign her position
as principal of the normal department of
the Maine Central Institute and take a
much needed rest after II years of earnest,
faithful work as a teacher, the past ten of
which she has been connected with this
school. Miss Everett is graduate of Farm
/ ington State Normal school, class of "a. and
her success shows her to be well equipped
for and adapted to the work of teaching 800.
Rev. S. c. Whtcomb was in town Monday
on business and calling on friends, who are
always glad to see him.
NORTH SEARsPORT. John Dow, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. James
L. Dow, returned to New York Saturday
49,. Charles Gray and Miss Nina Robertson
of Prospect called on friends here Sunday.
80. Mrs. Emma Cate, her daughter, Mrs.
| Kyle, and granddaughter of Everett, Mass,
| who have been visiting her father, R. 7
| Dodge, returned home Saturday.. Mr. and
Mrs. c. O. Fernald visited Mr.. and Mrs
| Fred Coffin at Monroe last week. -. Winnie
! Mathews will close her term of school in
Frankfort Friday. Mrs. James L. Dow is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Amos Colcord
! in Belfast. -. Ed. Chaplin of Camden made
flying visit to this place last week. go.
Asaph Dodge of Washington, D. c., is ex-
pected at his childhood's home July End.
Dr. Hills has settled in South Natick, Mass.
Mrs. Hills and family are visiting her father.
w. j. Mathews, and will soon go to their
home. Charles Keller visited friends in
I Stockton Monday. Miss Media Russell of
Burnham is visiting her sister, Miss Rosa
Russell. Mrs. H. f. Robbins has gone to
Appleton to visit her mother, Mrs. Hart,
| who is very sick. wv. L. Mathews, Percie
Scribner and Archie Merithew went to Win.
/, terpOrt last Saturday to witness the game
of baseball between the Winterport team
and the Searsport team. =. :. Edward Murray
of Boston is in town and will spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews.....
Caroline, wife of James R. Massure of
this place, died June Goth, of apoplexy,
aged II years. Mrs. Massure was woman
respected by all who knew her She
leaves an aged husband, daughter,
Mr.. Albert Beal of Frankfort, and several
of the entire community in their hour of
sad affiiction. The funeral services were
held Saturday and her remains were inferred
in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
L1NcoLNvILLE. Mrs. Harry Joll and Miss
Minnie Mathews arrived Sunday for visit
to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Math-
ews.. Mrs, Charles Frohock and son
Chester of Worcester, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Grace FrohOck. Miss Helen Bragg
of Cambridge, Mass, arrived Sunday and
will spend her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Harriet COOmbs. Alton French spent
Sunday at home. Miss Winnifred French
closed very successful term of school at
the Beach Friday, with AZ enrolled and an
average attendance of 80. The following
pupils were not absent one half day Gladys
NJ. French, Blanche G. French, Minot D.
French, Gertrude D. French, Earle c. Han
nan, Melville E. Dearborn, Flora E. Pills
bury, Merritt H. Carver, Rennis W. Math-
ews.. Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Fernald and
daughter Bessie spent Sunday, June 10th,
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Higgins. u. The
steamer POttsville and tug remained off
the Beach during the fog Friday and Satur-
day. Miss Ella Thomas, who has been
attending the Camden High school, is at
home for the summer vacation. The con-
cert planned for Sunday evening June 23d,
was postponed to June Both ON account of
the storm. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Long and
son LinWOOd spent few days last week