The Republican journal., 1901-07-11

this writing >. Miss Annie York is at home
from ROckland. -. Albert York had another
attack of heart trouble Monday and DR..
Holt was summoned He is somewhat
better at this writing. -. Mrs. Wealthy
Walker visited her niece, Mrs. R. T. Ran
kin, in Belfast last Tuesday. 1t was Mrs.
Walkers 9lst birthday
SOUTH LIBERTY. Mr.. George McKanSey
is visiting relatives and friends here and in
Palermo. Lin Whitman of Jefferson called
on friends here Saturday. -. Nearly all here
attended the band concert and dance at
Marshall's shore the Fourth, and fine time
is reported. Rodney MOrang will cut the
hay this year on his own place and Len
Heyers' farm also the Ansel Snow farm in
North Union. ..SilaS Hannah is cutting the
hay on the Turner farm, preparatory to buy
ing the farm.
SMITHToN (FreedOm). Mrs. Laura Hus-
sey, who has been boarding at Charles Carr S
the past year, died quite suddenly last week.
Miss Ella Oliver, formerly of this place,
was recently married in Rockland to Mr..
Crockett. Ella is one of our best, and has
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new stage driver began his duties July LIST.
Quite number have awaited themselves of
/ the privilege of having their mail brought
to the door and find it a great convenience.
EAST SEARsMONT. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
CESS and son Harold of Rockport, also Ed
Carlton and lady, were at Arad Mahoney's
last week. Clifford Mariner spent last
week in Camden with his aunt, Mrs. Ralph
Heald.. Cora Mahoney visited relatives in
Northport July 1st :. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cobb and daughter Ilene of Brockton, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Clements of Belmont,
Me-, were in town July 4th, calling on
friends and relatives. -. Maurice Towle and
Charles Meader of Belfast spent July 4th
with Albert Mariner. =. Mrs. W. Fl. Ar
mold and Miss Greenlaw of Belfast were in
town Thursday. Mrs. Sarah Mahoney of
East Northport is visiting her son, A. H.
Mahoney.... Miss NJ. C. Frazer of Boston,
Mass, is at E. P. Mahoney's for few
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Meader of
Morrill, visited Mrs. Leroy Mariner July
18th. They have new boarder at F. E.
Geloe's. 1t is boy
FRANKFORT. The glorious 4th was usher
tin horns in the hands of Young America,
and dancing began early onAllyns platform.
At O'Clock game of ball was holly con-
tested. It was Frankfort VS.. Bucksport and
the score was - to 10 in favor of the home
team. Venus Grange will observe chill
dren's night next Saturday evening with an
entertainment and refreshments. Capt.
A. A. CHM and wife, Isaac Cummings and
wife and Mrs. John Libby visited Venus
Grange Saturday evening, July 9Th. About
forty members of Venus Grange visited
Northern Light of Winterport June 26th. A
splendid ride through fine farming region
was enjoyed. The large barns and houses
and well cultivated fields show that the
members of Northern Light know how to
farm. When We arrived we found their
spacious hall full Of eager, smiling patrons,
all ready to give us welcome. We had a
very fine program and bountiful harvest
feast, and both were fully enjoyed.
STANDPOINT. The school in this dist.
closed June 2Sth very successful term,
taught by Mrs. Sarah Jordan Clifford. The
last afternoon they were given treat of
ice cream and cake by their teacher The fol-
lowing attended every day for the term Ger
trude, Annie: Marie, Lucy and Willie Grant,
Susie Patterson, Bessie Perkins, Josephine
Hartman, Arthur Perkins, Faustina Griffin,
Crlstia Crocker, French Richards, John
Clements. Absent one day only, and on
account of sickness: Martha Crocker,
Clarence Littletield, Harrie Partridge and
George Shute. The 4th passed very quiet
ly here. In the evening fireworks were
noticed from the HerSey Retreat, Pitchers
cottage and several other residences . Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel French and son Everett,
from Wey mouth, Mass, have been visiting
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel French. Miss
Alice Barlow from Northport visited friends
here recently.... Miss Lucia Shute, who is
employed in Bangor, is with her parents for
her annual vacation. -. Mr.. John Littlefield
and George CHM came from Boston for a
short vacation last week. Miss Sarah
Elizabeth French entertained friends at her
fine new residence the 4th. =. Mr.. Laureston
Smith and son Stephen from St. Augustine,
Fla, are here for several weeks. The
second party is now at the Hersey Retreat,
and all of the cottages are open. :. Mr.. Fred
Shute left Monday for medical treatment at
the Bangor Hospital
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Emily Overlook
came by train from Somerville July End, to
spend the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jackson and children of
Belfast spent July 4th in town.. Among
the arrivals July 4th were Mrs. Sarah Cliff
ford and grandson, Walter Colcord, to spend
the summer; Mr.. Harry Winslow of Quincy,
Mass, to join his wife for visit in town
and Mr.. Pierce D. Lancaster, to remain over
the Fourth. Capt. Ed Hichborn arrived
July 4th from Philadelphia (where his YES
sci, sch. John R. Devlin, is loading) for a
weeks visit with his mother. Mrs. Harry
W. Griffin and children of New Bedford ar
rived July 9Th, to spend July and August
with her parents. The entertainment given
in Denslow Hall the evening of the Fourth,
by our young ladies in the interest of their
tennis club, was credit to their determined
efforts, and proved a very gratifying sue
cess, netting $24. Though the night was
warm large company filled the floor for
the 6anca which fo1louod ond u worry, ,,1o,c