The Republican journal., 1901-06-13
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SEARsMONT. Miss Alice Simmons is at
tending commencement at Kent's Hill. ....
MIR. and Mrs Everett l. Simmons and daugh-
ter of Worcester, Mass, are visiting friends
in town.. Harold E. Miller has returned
from Boston. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barker
of Camden were in town last Sunday.
The County Convention of the w. C. T. U.
will be held at the NJ E. Church June 21st.
The opening exercises are Friday ct $50 a.
m. In the evening Mrs. Nellie Burger of
Missouri, the National Organizer of the
W. 7. c. u, will deliver lecture. We hope
our citizens will give her full house.
Children's Day was observed June 9th.
Rev. VIM. Berkeley preached an able sermon
in the morning from the text 'sWhat mean
We by this service?" The Sunday School
gave a very pleasing concert in the evening.
The choir rendered special music. The
church was deliberately decorated by Miss
Muzzy, Miss MaddOckS and Mrs. Wilder.
The concert committee, Mrs. H. E. Holmes,
Miss Alice Simmons and Miss Eva Severance
are entitled to much credit in making one
Of the pleasantest Children's Day occasions
we have ever enjoyed
PROSPECT. c. H. Partridge and l. F.
Gould are loading the schs. Maria Webster
with hay at Standpoint In this vicinity
y. b. Gray, c. 0. Hatch and Frank Crockett
send their cream to Winterport, Fred A.
Lane, c. o. Hatch and C. II. Partridge ship
their eggs to Boston and James H. Little
field ships veal calves. The little freight
ing schooner of l. F. Libby has gone to Isle
au Haut on fishing cruise. B. NJ. Eames
and Harvey Libby are among the number
who went. 80. Miss Inez Staples is well from
her sickness. Truman Lathrop has gone
to Dark Harbor to work for the same par
ties that he did last year. lust now three
grocery carts are running in this section,
Henry Kneeland, James Hartman and
VIM. Q. Spinney's teams, Arthur Moore
with meat and Pendleton with fish with
the occasional smoked and fresh aIewive
pedlar with once in while an Arabian
Mary with her variety and the very much
in earnest tar soap, oat meal soap, shaving
soap, Larkin soap and all kinds of soap
pedlars after the premiums offered no
one needs to be without soap in the coun.
try. With the free delivery of mail and
everything to sell at the door it is getting
handy. Times are changing with the new
order of things in the country towns There
are catalogues and price lists of everything
now that is sold and to find the price the
Sears Il Roebuck catalogue is referred to in
most houses, and when the home price is
too much above, the department stores get
the trade In these days of big fish it is
hard on the little ones and sometime it will
count against us.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. William
Ridley has employment at Prospect Ferry
Capt. j. NJ. Grant is able to go out to the
door, but is still very weak as a result of
his recent attact of pneumonia. The Centre
Sunday school elected the following officers,
last Sunday: Superintendent, belmont
Moody; librarian and treasurer, Mrs. Ger
tie Ridley; teachers: Bible class, Capt.
Frank Marden; Junior classes, Misses
Helen Heagan, Bertha Partridge and Jessie
Marden.. Ivy Helen, the little daughter of
Forrest Clark, gave party one day last
week, on her fifth birthday. Fourteen small
boys and girls were invited and the merry
little company passed a very pleasant after
noon playing games and they enjoyed also
the treat of cake and candy Among the
presents was dainty souvenir plate from
Charles, Alice and Lucia Carr. IA Sunday
school was organized last Sunday at the
Roberts school house. Mr.. Williams, a
Portland Oculist, has been in this vicinity
examiningleyes and fitting glasses. Among
those who had glasses fitted were Mrs.
Hattie Calderwood, Mrs. Gertie Ridley and
Miss Jessie Marden.. Mr.. Clifford Staples
is taking orders for jewelry. Mr.. James
c. Lanpher. an aged citizen, died last We'd
nesday after short illness of Pneumonia
Mr.. Lanpher was an honest, industrious
man and an active Christian. The funeral
on Friday was well attended. Rev. W. H.
Norton of Searsport otficiated.. =. Miss Ber-
tina Partridge has arrived home from Cas-
tine, where she has been attending the
Eastern State Normal School. james Jel-
lison Of Bangor visited his sister, Mrs.
Helen Clark, last Friday. Fred Nicker-
son and wife returned Thursday from
Castine, where Mr.. Nickerson has been at
tending the Normal schoGa
STANDPOINT. F. R. Daggett has returned
from 10 days visit in Boston. Rev. S.
w. Chapen, editor of the Word and Work,
has lately visited friends here. I'D. c.
Smith of Roxbury, Mass, was here last
week. His family expect to occuy the
Eames cottage during the summer. :. Mrs.
Lydia Hall visited in Bucksport the first of
this week. Wentworth's variety troupe
gave a show at the hall last Tuesday even
ing. 1t was attended mostly by the young
folks. e. K. Perkins joined steamer
Golden Rod in Bangor last week as steward
THE river drivers from Bangor have
been here this week rafting logs that came
down in the spring freshet. Sch. Ellen NJ.
GOldie has been discharging coal here for
Ross & Co... Fred Shute has been confined
to the house the past week. He is attended
by DR.. Snow of Bucksport.. Sch. Arthur
Clifford, Capt. Grant, arrived early Sunday
morning with her colors half-mast for the
loss of one of her crew from here-Warren
Heath. Miss Jennie Black left Monday
for Allyn's Point, Conn.,, to join Capt. and
Mrs. Milford Turner on barge Kentucky