The Republican journal., 1901-07-11

Neal taking first rank at the commencement
at Bates College. 1t was also stated that Miss
MS family formerly lived in Belfast. This
is an error her parents lived in Belmont un.
til they moved to Lewiston, and Miss Neal
was born in Belmont. We are glad to hear
that she was at the head of her class, and
we wish her much success. .AlOnzo E.
Fletcher of R0xbury, Mass, who has been
visiting at o. F. AllenwOOd's, returned home
Friday, called there by the seriOns illness OF
his brother, Henry H. Fletcher ~ We have
heard since the last issue of The Journal
that Miss Mae Knight of Thorndike was
visiting at Geo. W. Knights and Mrs. Mar
tina White of Belfast and her stepdaughtel
Miss Eva Foye of Milford, Mass, were al
Mrs. Mary Whites, instead of at Mrs. Nell
Grey's, as reported last week Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Allenwood were in Morrill, Sun
day and called on Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Wick.
>ery....We are sorry to learn of the death OF
Horace G. Jordan of West Roxbury, Mass
He was our old friend and neighbor and was
born on the farm the scribe now owns. He
was a very kind-hearted young man, and
won the friendship of everyone. We ex-
tend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
wife, mother, sisters and brothers.
SwANvILLE. E. II. Nickerson and family
of Portland arrived at their summer home,
Maple Terrace Farm, last Saturday night
MIR. and Mrs. Percy L. NickersOn re-
turned from Harrington, Sunday. Miss
Nancy Nickerson is in Prospect, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Boyd. Isaac
McKeen and daughter Grace arrived from
WOburn Sunday morning ....E. c. Marden
and family of Centre Conway, n. H., are
spending the summer at their cottage at
Swan Lake. Mrs. Maria Goodhue, who
has been caring for her sister, who was sick,
was taken suddenly i'll the night of July 1st
1t developed into pneumonia but she is i'm
proving under the medical attendance of Dr.
j. S. Cole Mrs. Mary D Nickerson is still
gaining. Miss Maud Shorey of City Point
is here to assist Mrs. Alonzo Damn during
the hot weather. ...M Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Goldsmith of Salem, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Chase. Miss Louise
Cunningham has returned from the Pan
American Exposition, with the firm convic-
ton that there is no place like Swan Lake.
....Walter j. Nickerson spent the 4th in
Albion and at Windermere. Many Of our
young people attended the ball game at
North Belfast, and they speak in the highest
terms of their entertainment there. Miss
Kate Small is about home for the summer.
APPLETON. Miss Ella Mae Phillips Of
Swampscott, Mass, is visiting Miss Linda
Annis.. II. Sumner and wife of
Booton called on friends here recently.
Sherman c. Hazeltine of Haverhill,
Mass, is here for the summer. Mrs.
Erastus Proctor has returned from a
visit of one week with her daughter, Mrs.
Hustus of Burnham. g. DR. Ebert Stuart of
Portland and his friend, Mr.. George Dodge,
are guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stuart.
j. Asbury Putnam, Superintendent of
schools of Marlborough, Mass, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Putnam.
Miss Hazel Hanly of Boston is spending
her vacation with relatives here. 80. Mrs.
Walter Gushee of Concord, N. H., is visiting
relatives here and in Liberty. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gay of Midway, Mass, are
guests of Capt Frank Hall and wife. Capt.
Hall is recovering from a severe attack of
rheumatism . The Fourth was celebrated
here in the usual manner, by ringing the
bells, firing guns and fire crackers. A ball
in Riverside Hall the evening of the Sd was
we'll attended. Our young folks accom-
panied the base ball boys to West Appleton
on the forenoon of the 4th, and attended a
picnic after the ball game between the APP
pleton and Searsmont boys. The game was
won by the Searsmonters.
CENTER MONTvILLE. Lightning struck
the chimney of j. F. Ramsay's house July
I'd, and Mrs Ramsay received bad shock
The chimney and house were considerably
damaged p R. Shbles of Knox Station
recently sold his this years clip of wool tC
E. A. Sprowl. 1t weighed III pounds. -. R
H. Kane's little child INDUCED in drink OF
butter color few days since, and could re-
tain nothing on her stomach for a day or SO
but is now all right. :. The Gay brothers
have planted 1000 celery plants. We hope
these enterprising farmers will meet with
deserved success in this new venture. We
know of no one having tried the raising Of
celery in this vicinity. Mrs. c. o. Jordan
of Jamaica Plains is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. n. P. Bennett. Mrs. Bennett
is very lame from rheumatic trouble. :.
Miss Flora Cunningham of Freedom was
the guest recently of Misses Della and Jo-
sic Kane. Mr.. W. r. Bartlett has return
ed from visit to Washington, d. C.....Dr
Stoddard and daughter and Miss Pratt Of
Belfast spent July 4th with the family Of
Mr.. William Lowell. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Gay celebrated the glorious Fourth al
Lake Windermere. :. Mrs. C. R. Richards
and children of Washington, D. c., anG
Miss Margaret Bartlett of East Boston are
visiting at Mr. James O. Bartlett's.
THoRND1KE. Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Dyer
recently visited their daughter, Mrs. Willis
Philbrick, in Albion. -. Mr.. and Mrs. S. F
Files OF Bangor were guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. L. PhilbricK July Sth and 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Gordon Of Clinton call
ed on their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Gordon, Saturday, while on their way tt
Northport for a few days stay. Their daugh
ter, Miss Iva, has been passing week with
her grandparents. Miss Ruby Vose pass
ed last week with her cousin, lisa johnson
in Freedom. Mrs. Bertha Jackson, who