The Republican journal., 1901-10-17
THE DINSMORE STORE.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

| HALLDALE. E. E. Hall is at work for
Albert Gray repairing his buildings. -. E.
] V. Stevenson went to Augusta last week
with load of honey....C. W. Colby had
husking bee last Friday evening Mr.
i Levensaler of Waldoboro was in town
recently on business. =. Mrs. NJ. B. Small of
Thorndike is the guest of Mrs NJ. W. White
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Mr. and Mrs.
/ Nathan P. Bennett have gone to Roslindale,
Mass, to visit their daughter, Mrs c. O.
Jordan. Miss G. A. Varney has returned
from visit to relatives in Augusta and
Vassalboro.. Frank Luce, who has been
in Belfast working for Mr. V. Hall is
home helping his father, F. A. Luce, who
recently had his shoulder injured by lime
cask falling on it....E. A. Sprowl raised
two hundred baskets of corn this season,
and M. c. Gordon two hundred and twenty
eight. I'D. j. Clement and NJ NJ. Went
worth have recently joined that tourshing
society known as "The Apple Perambula-
tors"
PALERMO. Worthing & Moody are hav-
ing their store newly painted. Ruel Balloon
is doing the work. Bradstreet & Crommett
have enlarged their store and the outside is
nearly completed. Mrs. Susan Curtis of
emma was in town on business last week
and visited her sister, Jane Soule Apple
buyers are numerous and paying from S125
to $3.50 per barrel. Many will hold their
apples for higher prices. ... Harry Black re-
turned to Sherman Mills, Aroostook county,
laSt week accompanied to Augusta by his
sister, Miss Grace Black and Miss Jennie
Chadwick. H. w. Abbott is repairing the
Old dam of the old French mill privilege
and Will build mill which will be ready
1or business this fall. John Rowe of
China was in town last week picking ap-
pies on the old place.
WATERPROOF. Quarterly meeting ser
vices were held at the Methodist church
Sunday, Presiding Elder, J. W. Day, offci-
ating. Mrs. Day accompanied her husband
and called on number of friends in town.
James Freeman is at Northport for
few weeks working on a cottage for Philo
Blaisdell of Bradford, Penn. Mrs Freeman
is with him.. Mrs. Fred Atwood has re-
turned from Portland, where she has been
receiving treatment for her eyes. She is
| considerably improved in health. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Young left Saturday for trip to
Boston and several other places Miss May
Jefferson has gone to Boston for a visit of
few weeks. -. Thomas Atwood left on Mon
days boat for trip to Boston and vicinity.
He will visit his sister at Fitchburg and his
brother at Westminster.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Libbey of Pittsfeld, Maine, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr.,
for several days last week, leaving for home
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clifford
of Fitchburg, Mass, arrived last Thursday,
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Bowden. Mr.. c., who is son of the late
Charles Clifford, intends buying home in
the village and becoming again a citizen of
his native town. His brother, Mr. Herbert
Clifford, who has also been for some years
resident of Fitchburg, has returned with
his wife to her old home, the Speed place
on Cape JellsOn, which he has bought, and
will thoroughly renovate. Mrs Rufus
Mudgett and Mrs. H. R. Hichborn went to
Belfast last Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Croker, returning Tuesday .. Mrs.
I1lIoid CpIoWl VI w WlHIerpOrL, Spent laSG
week in town, visiting Mrs. Madora Mar
den and Mrs. A. M. Ames. .Messrs A. NJ
Ames and F. E. West returned last Thurs
day from the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
OF Masons, at Skowhegan... Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wardwell of Rockland have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster re-
cently... Mrs. Medora Marden and daugh.
, ter, Miss Laura, have moved into the por.
tion of Mrs. John NJ. Ames' house formerly
occupied by A. M. Ames and wife. James
Marden, who is at home for time, is buy.
. ing apples for shipment to Somerville
Mass. Our hunters are just now zealously
. pursuing the nimble-footed deer, which
have greatly increased under the game-laws
and are quite plentiful in this vicinity. Oul
past master, Mr.. Il. R. Hichborn leads in
p the capture this year, as last, having al
: ready brought down two-the limit by law
: for one person. Mrs. Mary Hartman ant
daughter Grace, returned Friday from
o visit in Boston. Capt Calvin Sprague
d wife and son Perry left on his schooner
i Tuesday, for trip to Baltimore. :. The re
Q mains of Mrs. Marion Farnham of BOstor
! were brought here Tuesday, for interment
y accompanied by her daughter, Miss Abbi,
Farnham and grandson, Mr.. John Farnham