The Republican journal., 1901-10-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

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shot deer Oct. Sd. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
johnson came home from Portland last
week. Mrs. Walter j. Bean is visiting
relatives in Howard, R. L.. Mrs. Lucy
| Wentworth is at home from New Hamp
shire. =. Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Clement are
here from Newport. &c. A. Gordon is
doing some carpenter work for Frank Pau
in Morrill,.
| SMITHTON. Walter Penney and Don
Walker shot a fine deer last Saturday. ...
The farmers are all very busy harvesting
All report good crops. Some are getting as
many if not more apples than last year.
Mr.. Bragdon, who is loading a car with them
at Thorndike, says it is easier to find apples
than barrels. .Perley Thurston had husk-
ing Saturday night. Joseph Bartlett in
tends to have one this week.
PALERMO. Mrs. Abbie Shampagne of
| st. Simonds Springs, Georgia, and Mrs. B.
F. Knight of Jefferson, Me-, recently visit
ed their cousin, Mrs. Sarah Worthing.
| Orlando Grant, wife and son of Unity are
| visiting relatives in town. Daniel Hanson
and wife of Augusta are visiting his
| brother, Ambrose Hanson. Mrs. Alice
Tibbetts returned last week from a visit in
Portland, and Mrs. Hattie Chadwick return
ed from visit to friends in Massachusetts.
......M Mrs. T. S. Hatch and Mrs. Carrie Ok
ton of Centre Montville visited friends on
Marden Hill last Friday. Mrs. Olena NJ.
Rowe returned last week from a visit in
Rockland. -. Elmer Wilder of East Vassal-
boro is visiting his aunt, Nette Nelson.
Perley Soule of Belfast is in town for a few
| days.
APPLETON. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grant
will move this week to bingham, Mass,
where Mr.. Grant will take charge of farm.
Leonard Worthing is serving 80 days
sentence in jail at Rockland as the penalty
for selling cider and keeping a nuisance. -.
Albert Davis, who has a position as book
keeper in a brewery in Boston, has been the
guest for few days of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Davis. Mrs. F. O. Keating
returned to Rockland Saturday after a visit
of several days with relatives here and in
Montville. ... Geo. H. Page returned Thurs
day from Blue Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. II. n
Keen Of Rockland recently spent few days
here as guests of H. c. Pease and wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pease. Nahum Nc
Corrison of Natick, Mass, has been in town
a few days. Miss Linda Annis is visiting
friends in Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire. .Coopers are all busy making apple
This is much better business than making
lime casks for 10 cents Our farmers are find.
ing a ready market for fall apples at $1.5O to
$1.75 per barrel and agents of Boston and
Portland buyers are packing all the fruit
they can find at these prices.
IsLEsBoRo. Capt. Isaac Warren died
very suddenly on Saturday, Oct. 5th. In
early life he followed the sea, and was a
very competent shipmaster. He was held
in very high esteem, and had been for many
years member of the Baptist church. The
funeral took place on Monday, Oct. 7th, in
the Baptist church, and large number OF
retired sea captains were present. Rev
George E. Tufts officiated. He leaves one
child, the wife of Capt. Hobart A. Dodge.
On Monday, Sept. 30th, Mrs. Arnold Annis
died at the home of her sister and brother
in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Walter Small, after
several weeks of great suffering. She left
a husband, two children, an aged mother
and also brothers and sisters, who deeply
mourn their loss. She was woman of ex
cellent Christian virtues. The funeral was
very largely attended, Rev. Geo. E. Tufts
officiating. 80. Most of the summer visitors
have left. Only four or five cottages art
now occupied. Frank Sherman left few
days ago to visit her brother in Syracuse
N. w.. Mrs. Lorenzo Pendleton is visiting
relatives in Melrose and Framingham, Mass
....Miss Eva Fletcher, recent gradual,
of the training school for nurses, Framing
ham, Mass, is at home ON vacation, visit
ing her father, Capt. William Fletcher.
Rev. E. Judson Hatch of Montville, who
has supplied the Free Baptist church, NORTH
Islesboro, the past two Sundays, gave lee
ture in the Baptist church, Saturday even
ing, Oct. 9Th, on 1.-The School Days of th,
Hebrew Nation" The lecturer has studied
the subject very carefully and is conversan
with Modern Egyptology.
Zinc and Crin6iuU Maize