The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-11-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

WALDO. C. f. Stephenson, who is en-
loyed at Evans Farm, picked three good
sLod Baldwin apples from scion set last
rng by II. w. Littlefeld. I'D X. Harvey
h.> moved into the \. E. Clary house. He
les employment with c. w. Barnes on his
Lay press,
BELMoNT. VIM. Heal has sold his farm
d Mr. st. Clair of Brooks. Don't for
1t the sociable at Mystic Grange Hall
luesday evening, Nov 10Th. If stormy it
win be held Nov. 18TH. Frank |. Wilson
pl Belfast was in town Sunday. Farmers
ire banking up their houses and making
ready for winter.
sWANVILLE. Comet Grange entertained
Nranite Grange last Monday evening also
}lted members from Seaside, Richie and
Morning Light Oranges. Mrs. .Alonzo Dam
md two children have returned from a
visit to friends in Lowell. The most of
II schools closed last Friday, all showing
A9rd labor and good work. Mr. Alphonso
tutf of Brooks is doing the mason work in
rhe engine house of c. K. Nickersons new
mJll... ii. O. Cunningham is building new
shed....E. B. Greeley has been painting his
buildings,
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mr.. n. c. Pearson
pi T. L. Island has been visiting his sister.
Mrs c. 5. Adams. :. Minnie Leighr and her
If end Mr.. Travis of Brighton, Mass, are
pending few days with her grandparents,
AIg. and Mrs. j. Q. Adams. Miss Abbie
Mcdowell of Belfast spent last week with
Mrs, &. f. Randall. -. Mrs. W. B. Morse
las gone to Everett, Mass, to spend few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Forest
doWes... DR.. L. Howes is with his father,
A1erson Howes, who is dangerously sick.
Mrs. Simmons fell and broke her wrist
LIST week.. VIM b. Morse picked ripe
~traWberry Oct. 18th. Farmers in this
entity are busy marketing their apples.
PROSPECT FERRY. George Avery and
SD ife visited friends in Belfast last Saturday
Iud sunday. Mrs. Orchard Dow of Mon
visited her sister, Mrs j. S. Hartman,
.,St week. Miss Joanna Colcord of Sears
pJrt closed a term of nine week S school i'm
'us district last Saturday,. Miss Faustina
''lrding closed term of nine week S school
t Mt. Heagan last Friday. Mrs Jessie
arding is visiting in Providence, r l.. and
Massachusetts,. Mrs. Edna Hartman is
sitting her husband in Providence, r. L..
apt. A. 5. Wilson and family left for their
AeW home in New London, Conn, on last
Naturday's boat, and their many friends
Aere wish them success and Joy They will
ba greatly missed here.. Misses Hannah
lud Ellen Heagan have bought the house
ately vacated by Capt. A. S. Wilson and
ltnily.... .Stimson Hooper is at home from
swans Island for visit to his family...
Mrs. Orilla McMann visited relatives and
iriends in Monroe last week.
LINcoLNvILLE. Mrs. S. j. Gushee of
appleton visited the Pan-American Exposi-
non and relatives in Boston, and on her re-
urn visited her sister and son here. . Mrs
ilelen Berry of Camden is visiting Miss
Annie Decrow... Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheeler and little son, George, Jr., are visit
-ng Mrs. Wheeler's grandmother, Mrs.
llzabeth Mathews. Miss Julia Freeman
Visited her brother, +. c. Freeman, last
"eek.... Percy Cross left Saturday for Bos-
Ion, where he has employment. Mrs. Liz
ne Carver left by Saturdays boat Mrs.
Leonard Coombs is in Bangor with her hus-
"and during his vessels stay there. :. Frank
unncan left Friday for Thomaston, where
ht has employment in the shipyard. -. Sam
stevens shot large deer Saturday.. Miss
NadIe HadlOck closed a successful term of
schools here Friday with exercises by the
children in the evening. Although there
was pouring rain quite number were
present and the children did their best
Miss Hadlock returned to her home in Cor
lam Saturday morning.. Mrs. Ina Fro
hook and two sons, Allen and Wallace,
Nrnt to Hartford, Conn, Monday to Join
apt. Frohock on the barge.
PlrTsFIELD. Miss Lizzie L. Folsom start
ri Oct. 2sth for California to make her
Aome with her brother, Rev. Frank G. Fol
som, and family. She is a lovely woman.
much beloved by all who knew her, and we
are all sorry to part with her. Mrs b. A.
rarnham has gone to Wisconsin to spend
The winter with her eldest son, who resides
here. Mr.. Arthur White, who has been
ernployed in the Waverly mill for some
Tine, fell from ladder last week and broke
ms left arm; DR.. W. G. Marden set the
,imb: Charles Barbour was given the
VI. NJ, degree in Meridian lodge, F. & A. NJ.
fecently. Rev, 0, Fl. Tracy has accepted
call to preach at the Free Baptist church
IN this place and preached his opening dis
Course last Sunday morning He is to
nave reception from the church Monday
evening, Nov. 4th, with addresses of wei
come by the citizens, from the schools and
rom the sister churches, Methodist and
Universalist fine program is arranged
and no doubt the pastor will receive
plea SAINT reception. Mr.. Tracy of Auburn,
the pastors father, has been in town sew
eaTal days visiting his son and family.
Miss Myra Jenkins, who has been EMPLOY
ed in Waltham, Mass, has given up her po-
Sltion there and will remain at home this
stnn6 winter. IL Her father, who kept 2 clothing
considered as one of our leading men, has
been laid by for many months and it is fear
eMd M ne will not live through the WINTER.
Mrs. J. S. Davis, who has been poorly for
long time, is now gaining rapidly. -. Miss
Kate Farwell, one of the popular clerks in