The Republican journal., 1901-09-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

EAST SEAEsMoNr. Mr. John McCabe
and Mr.. Kane of Charlestown, Mass, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel LOthrop
....Eddie Thomas returned TO his work in
Boston, Mass, Sept. 3rd.. Katherine Mand.
ly has returned to her home ia Cllarlestown,
Mass. Oscar Hills and daughter Esther
of Northport were at E. Z. Mahoney's,
Sept. 18th.
WALDO. L. N. Simmons was in Lewis
tsn last week assisting L. C. Morse, who
was Supt. of halls at the State Fair... Mrs.
NJ E. Luce OF Haverhill, Mass, is visiting
friends in town.. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bry-
ant of Boston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ. Bryant. I'D. E. Sheldon has been at
home FOR a brief stay from Howard, L. 1.
go. Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Simmons ale
ceiving congratulations on the birth of a
son. Edward Evans has his silo compet-
ed and will soon begin filling it, His
corn stands ten feet high and is well cared.
It is in rows three feet apart and the hills
are twenty inches apart.
SEARsMoNT. Mrs. Ella Wentworth of
Boston is visiting her mother. Mr.. Ernest
S. Wing and Miss Eva Severance left on
the Mondays boat for Big Timber, Mon
tana 80. Mrs. Ellen Sumner and Mr.. John
Sumner, who have bee' spending a month
with Mrs, A. 7. MuZzy, returned to Omaha
last Thursday. 80. Mrs. T. T. Moody has
moved into the Paine house. -. Mr.. Charles
Lincoln and Prof H. f. Cobb returned to
Chicago Monday. MIR. and Mrs. L. S,
Robinson of PocElaud were guests Of Miss
J. F. McFarlacd Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Smith, daughter and maid of
Lawrence, Mass, are guests of NJ. and
Mrs. A. G. Caswell. $50 Mrs. NJ. J. Poor has
been called to Washington on count of
illness Of her sister,. Mrs. Fred T. Church
i'll and daughter Lena of Melrose, Mass,
returned home Tuesday sfter spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Rivers. Mrs. AbDie Ordway is teaching
at Cent, Montville
APPLETON. Miss Edith Gushee is in
Castine attending school. Miss FaDuie
Gushee is teaching school in Franklin....
Benz. Keller is teaching in PaSsadumk Gag
Miss Maggie Vaughn and niece of NAL
den, Mass, Mrs. Henry Payson of Hope,
Mrs Nancy erie of, Criehaven and Miss Min
ME Dunton of Belfast were rec ent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c.. Dunton. .Alonzo
Hawkes. of Boston visited his mother, Mrs.
Charlotte HawFes, last We ek..... Miss An
ME Stevens, who has been at the Mountain
View house Camden as table gu 4, is at home
miss Addie McLane is home f.om
Christmas Cove where she has bad employ
meDt in a boal ding house. MSs Mertie
Himminway of New FORK and Miss Estelle
McAlnon of Union are visiting relatives
here. The Imperial Comedy Co. gave the
three act commedy ''Out for a Good Time" at
Riserside hall Thursday evening This
company is all right and gave good salts
faction. If they come again, as promised,
they will play 10 still better house.
MONROE. The fall term of school will
begin Monday, Sept. 10th. The teachers
are: District No. l, Linda Chase; No. 3,
Jennie Ford No q, Flora Tasker; No 5,
Ethel Lamson; No. s, Eva Cook; No. 8,
Myrtle Jenkins No. 9, Annie York No. 10,
Nancy Parker; No. is discontinued The
term will be eight weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Holmes, who were married Aug.
21st, held a reception at the town hall
Thursday evening, Sept. 9TH. There were
about $50 of their friends present and the
bride and groom furnished treat of candy
and peanuts. The evening closed with a
dance. Following ara some of the presents
and donors: John jenkins, dining table
and chairs; Mrs. Harriet Mason, five dol
lars; Edward Colson, so cts. i; EVE L.
Holmes, silver butter dish; Flora Tasker,
silver butter knife; N. S. Mans,lr and Ellen
Brown, silver table spoons; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dickey, butter knife and sugar
shell; Mrs. Susie Holmes, silver creamer,
centre table, fancy platter and glass dish
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pattee, rocking chaic
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jenl,ins, set of sad
irons; Mrs. l.. NJ. Stear rs and Eva Bracket,
large picture; Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Palmer,
parlor lamp; Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Clark,
sadirons and spoon tray; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. York, fancJ pitcher and pair towels
Misses Jrene and Eva Cook, bone dishes
Myrtle jenkins, lamp; Percy Grant, lamp
MI. and Mrs. Nelson Curtis, chopping
knife aud Tray; Mr.. and Mrs. Vaunie
jenkins, picture, Nj. and Mrs. F. A. Nye,
china pitcher; ]sa Drew, cl Ga cup add
saucer; Eliza Haswell, six Tea plates; Ada
jenkins, bed cad; Dr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Holt, pair towels; Grace Chapman, pair
towels; Nc. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs, glass
dish; Herbert Cook, cake tins; Alice
Twombly, gem pan, Charlie Jenkios,
bowls and china cup and saucer; Rope
Nado, vase; Leroy Weber, vase; May
Twombly, toilet jar; Merton Haley, sugar
shaker; Mrs. o. B. Cook, Gale plate and
vinegar cruit; M. and Mrs. John Nado,
glass cake plate and berry dish; Mrs. Lewis
r. Fuss and Edna Lincoln, set berry dishes
aud china Cal e plate; Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Richie, fancy cal plate; George S. Glenn
ents, pictle dish; John Clements, six COB
lets; viii Page, water pitcher; Lee Tcue,
glass water pitcher; Mama Staples, card
receiver; Arthur Nado, fancy cake plate
Nelson Curtis, broom; Charles Buzzell,
broom; Forest Knowlton, dish pan Wilbur
Nado, mop handle; Everett jenkins, dust
pan Josie Blu. ell, glass cake plate; Crissie
Clements, cake plate; Ethel Sellers, glass
cake plate; Andrew Moore, fancy dish
Linda Chase, fancy dish; John Clements.
fancy platter; Harry Fea,ey, glass butter
dish and spoon tray; Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney