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

Norwood, Mass, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Sarah Wright of Belfast is visiting
at Geo. W. Choates. :. N. S. vose is getting
E. Emery's hay. Mrs. Fannie Frost of
Pittsfield is visiting her sister, Mrs. Enos
| Emery. Mrs. w. A. Hall and Mrs. C, L.
Wright of Belfast visited friends here last
week.
JACKSON. Services were held at the
new Free Will Baptist church in East Jack
son Sunday afternoon and were largely at
tended The sermon was by Rev. D.
Bracket. The building is now completed
with the exception of pews, and settees have
been temporarily supplied until permanent
seats can be obtained. The Sunday
school concert at the Congl church was a
very pleasant entertainments real ssred
letter day" for the little folks. :. Andrew J.
Mudgett, veteran of the civil war, died
June 23rd of heart disease He was con-
fined to the house less than one week by his
last illness. The church fair and sociable
June 9th was very successful one and
had large attendance. Quite good sum
of money was nettled from the sale of
articles. Most of the schools in town will
close this week....A. H. Madd0cks and
| wife of Old Town made a short visit to
friends in town last week. Mrs. J. H. Page,
mother of Mrs. Maddocks, accompanied
them to Old Town, where she proposes to
make her home with her daughter. -. Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln Hatch of Bangor are
visiting friends in town.
BELMONT. Mrs. Ada Morton of Chicago
is in Boston on her way home to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c.. Cammett . i.
Miss Mae Knight of Thorndike has been
visiting her friend Miss. jamie Grey. Mrs
Martha White of Belfast and her step
daughter, Miss Eva Frye of Milford, Mass,
have been a few days with Mrs. Nell Grey.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Morrill,, who has been so dangerously
ill with pneumonia and cough, is somewhat
better at this writing The Sunday school
at Belmont Corner is a success. There
were % scholars the first Sunday. They
have bought new library and everything
looks very promising,as all the older people
have taken such a kindly interest in the
school. All the schools in town closed last
week, after very successful terms taught by
F, the following teachers; No. /, Mrs. Abbie
| Ordway of Searsmont; No. 2, Mrs. Hattie
Allenwood; No. 3, Miss Ethel Wilson of
| Belfast; No. 4, Miss Mae Lowering of
| Blaine; No. s., Miss Cora Mahoney. All
| the teachers gave the best of satisfaction
| ....Some of our farmers have begun haying,
and the hum of the moving machine will
soon be heard in earnest.
| LINCoLNvILLE. G. A. Prock, who has
been teaching in Strong, Me-, arrived home
Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Richards and
mother called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Long
| Monday. Mrs. Stagg and Mrs. Clinchy
and children of New York are spending the
summer here. The pupils of the Beach
school and their teacher, Miss Winnifred
French, held picnic on French mountain
last Thursday. 90. Mrs. Fred Porter and two
children, Mildred and Louise of Camden,
are visiting Mrs. P.s mother, Mrs Mary
Pendleton.. The Sawyers have arrived
and are occupyin their cottage on the shore.
miss NJ L. Foster left town Monday.
! Miss Matte Rankin of Lincolnville Centre
called on Miss Phebe French Sunday. Al
mond and Harry Gushee were in Appleton
last week. Loring Carver, landlord of the
Beach house, arrived Sunday morning.. -.
Miss Hannah Adams and Miss Alice Field
attended the Epworth League convention in
Bangor last week Il D. Pearson and fam.
lily of Revere, Mass, arrived Saturday and
| ha
Mrs. Arthur Young moved into Miles
French's house Thursday. Mr.. Young
carries the mail between Camden and
Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Pittman
and children came Sunday and are stop
ping with her father, Mr.. Charles Car
ver.. Summer boarders are still coming
Friday one arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Clark-a girl. :. Miss Aldana Cole.
man, who has been attending school al
Kent's Hill, arrived home last week. The
Children's concert was well attended and
the program well rendered.
again and our city friends are coming tC
their summer houses at Standpoint. The
arrivals the past week were F. Y. French
and family, DR.. F. E. Waning and family
D. c. Smith and family, R. NJ. French and
wife, F. F. Pitcher and family and other
friends from Massachusetts. -. Mrs Alfred
Black and children arrived Sunday from
Boston and are at their home here .. Mrs
Annie Cobe from Northport is visiting Mrs
W. P. Watts for several days. -. Prof Beck.
with from Bangor conducted the communion
service at the church here last Sunday. :.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wathen has returned to her
home in Claremont, n. H.. Mrs. DR.. Poor
and son and several relatives from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, are occupying Capt. J. P
Stovers cottage for several months. =. Mrs
Rose Whitehouse from Bucksport is at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blanchard
| for several weeks. A little son arrived at
their home last Sunday. Capt. B. F. Rice
has let his three cottages near the steam
boat wharf to parties from Massachusetts,
and st. Paul, MINI. Mrs. Nathaniel Part
ridge went to Bangor Monday for brief
sta w.. Mrs. Fred Perkins from Birchville
and Miss Ola Sawyer of Medford, Mass,
came here last week for the summer. .
Miss Inez Maxfeld left Monday for Poland
Springs. -. The concert at the church last
Sunday evening was very largely attended.
The exercises, conducted mainly by the
children, were very interesting. The house
was prettily decorated with ferns and
flowers. Nearly all of the young people in