The Republican journal., 1901-07-11
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

SV@N1SS~A 0ASSsSS'
CLARK's CORNER (PrOspect). Will Shute
had one toe jammed off and one crushed very
badly at the Mt. Waldo Granite works last
week. j. O. Kneeland has moved from S.
j. Wards to the home of Will George in
Searsport. Ada Clarke is doing house
work at Standpoint. =. Freeman Ward re-
turned home from Bangor Saturday and has
engaged Gabriel Brown for haying. Mrs.
| Manley Clarke was at the Corner Saturday
making calls.
CAMDEN. Important changes have taken
mills, new superintendent being in charge
in each mill, says the Herald. In place of
Geo. W. Taylor at the Camden Mill, is ia
cob Harry, who has long been an employe
of the mill and who thoroughly understands
the business. Undoubtedly Mr.. Harry will
make an efficient superintendent At the
Mt. Battle mill Geo. G. Crane has taken the
place of Walter Taylor. Mr. Crane was
formerly superintendent of this mill for
several years, but left here less than two
years ago to take charge of mill at East
Glastonbury, Conn, where he has since
been. Mr.. Crane is a thorough mill-man,
hard worker and popular, and his friends
are glad to welcome him back to Camden.
| LINCoLNvILLE CENTRE. The 18th passed
quietly here. Ora Mathews is at home
from Boston for a summer vacation. 80.
Percy Drake arrived from Boston this week.
| ....Willie Lane of Vinalhaven is visiting
in town.. Among the arrivals at the Went
worth House this week are Messrs. Robert
and James Kane and Harry Fitzsimmons Of
Jamaica Plains, Mass, and Miss Annie
Farrar of Chelsea, Mass. Miss Lora and
Geneva Heal OF Belfast visited in town the
past week. 80. Everett Hobbs of Hope visited
at Josiah Miller's Sunday. Mrs. Sadie
| Knight arrived home from Boston last week.
49,. The dance at the Band Hall July 4th
was decided success. A very large crowd
was in attendance. There will be another
dance Saturday evening, July 18th. Mrs.
Jason Mariner, Miss Bancroft and Alice
Jepbson, all Of Lynn, Mass, are guests at
Austin Mariner S.. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
CHM of Lynn, Mass, are occupying their
cottage, Screen fields''. Rev. II. l. Holt
and wife of Morrill, spent the 4th with rela-
tives in town.
LINCoLNvILLE. Mrs. Isabella Griffin,
Mrs. Name Coombs, Miss Vesta Carver and
Miss Lucy G. Freeman called on C. A. E.
Long and mother, July 9Th. Miss Lille
Frohock, Miss Margaret Williams and Miss
Nettie Stoddard arrived Saturday. -. Mrs.
Joseph Stoddard arrived Saturday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frohock.
Miss Lima Fernald of West Rockport is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie Fernald...
The Centre base ball nine defeated the
Youngtown's on the youngstown ground
Saturday afternoon. The score was Is to
H. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gushee and daugh-
ter Mabel spent the 4th in Rockland....
Good Will Circle will hold sociable at
Freeman's hall July 18th, A good program
will be given, consisting of recltations, read
ings, a dialogue, solos, etc. Refreshments
will be served. Bay View Lodge, l. O. G.
T., held sociable at their hall June 23d..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Munroe of Northport
have moved into their new home here...
Miss Mabel Gushee, who spent the past few
months in Appleton, returned Wednesday.
=. Mr.. Eddie Mathews of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Math-
ews.. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin of Etna are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Melvin. Rev.
II. E. McFarlane went to Belfast Monday.
He will return to the Centre, spending the
week in the back part of the town.. Mrs.
Arthur Young is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Young in Youngstown. Mr.. G.
L. Carver opened the Lincolnvlle Inn
Monday, July 1st, with several boarders. -.
Paul Y Dung spent the 4th at the Beach. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathews and daugh-
ter Beatrice, accompanied by few friends,
arrived Saturday and will spend few days
here. -. Mrs. Emily Frohock and Mrs.
Fred Jennings of Everett, Mass, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dearborn.
Mr.. George Woodward of Boston is at E. E.
Carver's. George Pendleton spent the 4th
here. Alfred Veazie of Bangor is at Mrs.
Grace Frohock's.. Ralph COombs came
Wednesday for visit to his mother, Mrs.
: Harriet COMBS. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mel
zard of Lynn spent the past week with l. D.
Pearson and family. Clifford Young, who
has been very ill with typhoid fever, is
better at this writing. Mrs. L. "A. Croker
is visiting Mrs. D. A. Weed in ROckland..
Mrs G. Arthur Richards returned Wednes
day to Winthrop, Mass. ... Mrs. George
Morrison and little son Kenneth, accom-.
panied by friends, arrived Wednesday
Mr.. Morrison spent the 4th at home. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Duncan left Monday fol
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