The Republican journal., 1902-05-29
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week.
PROSPECT FERRY.

Deferred from idSt "OCh.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gruby left for their
home in Boston by last Mondays ooat.'.
Miss Hattie Hartman is stopping for few
weeks with Mrs Robert French at Sandy
point. wv. D. Smart and daughter Bertha
of Searsport visited the Misses Hannah and
Ellen Heagan last Sunday. Mrs. \. j.
Reagan and Mrs. Abby Brown visited Mrs.
Eden pendleton in stockton Springs last
Sunday.
HALLDALE
W. V. Thompson, who had his leg ampu-
tated several weeks ago, went to the hospital
in Lewiston last week and had it amputated
the second time 1t is reported he is now
dong well. -. Mrs C. II. Rowell died quite
suddenly Sunday morning, May 18th. W.
+. Perry of Auburn visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Perry, few days last
week. Mr. and Mrs. I. Is. Emery LETT for
their home in Grelton, Ohio, May 18TH.
Ephraim f. SAWYER, who has been quite
sick, is improving. Mrs. D. w. RUNNER
returned from Boston May 10TH
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Arson Smith is very sick. Miss Ida
Larrabee has been very i'll also, but is now
somew hat better. Both are attended by DR..
Cole Mr.. Luther AmeS, who has been
away for several years, Will spend the sum-
mer at home His friends are glad to vel
come him back A Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor Will be organized
soon, at the Roberts schoolhouse. All,
young and old, are invited to be present at
80 p. NJ, next Sunday A number of ladies
have been to the village to see the hne mill
merry displayed in the store OF Miss Frances
Cleavas. Miss Bertha Partridge received
last week some fine photographs OF juneau
and Douglas, Alaska, from Eugene Far
fridge Mrs. Susan Rendell of Stockton
Springs village will do dressmaking at the
home Of patrons. if desired. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murch Clark of Clark'> Corner called on
relatives and friends here recently,
PROSPECT.
j. f. Libby has most of his goods for the
store come up the creek in the little schoon-
CT Poor Jim and it saves a long distance OF
carting.. Benjamin EameS has returned
from Massachusetts and runs the black
smith shop again.. Daniel Hartman was in
town last week from SearSport. Thomas
Burden has cone to Sandypont He Is
sheep shearer, Whitewater, paperer and
painter. and has more than he can do he
Republican caucus in Prospect to nominate
Il representative is past Elmer Clark got
the place, and there Is no objection lie Is
one Of the best young men IN town, ana
will make a good representative. The Dem
ocrats will see what there is to be done Tor
a candidate SOON. .Apple trees will bios
som for big crop around here. More
none, went West the past winter from the
rural districts for horse, c title and poultry
feed than ever before, and II the nigh
prices for grain continue the stock will be
cut down.
PROSPECT VILLAGE.
Mr.. Mute of Brockton, Mass. arrived by
steamer City of Bangor May 18th for short
vacation His wife will accompany INN
back Her friends in BrOckton are deSlrouS
for her to open d Kindergarten, and if She
does her many friends here know II Will
prove a success. Mr.. Percy Greer anu
Miss Grace Partridge of Massachusetts are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Gould for few
weeks. Horace Gould and Miss Nora
Emerson are in Brooks for few days -.
Mrs. Fila NJ Lttletield went to Boston by
str. City of Bangor May 10th, called there
by the illness of her aunt, Mrs. r \. VIII
liams... Mrs. Nathaniel LittIetield is using
cucumber pickles put up IN salt by her
father seven years ago. They are green,
hard, and Just lovely So. Mrs. Keen of Lynn,
Mass, who spent the winter with her
mother. Mrs. NJ. $. Mudgett, Will return
this week for a short stay with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Jennie and Eva Dockkam Went
to Bangor shopping May l3th....Mrs. Belle
Erskine of Winterport visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Dockham May nth
UNION.
Lorenzo u. Jones, Esq, has been engaged
to deliver the memorial address at this
place May 30th, in the afternoon, and in the
forenoon he will speak in Appleton. 80. X.
f. Wight returned from Boston last Satur-
W
seriously III, is able to be out. 81 Mrs. Ed
ward O. Mathews of Bath is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hills. e. ii.
Burkett is tearing down the old Methodist
chapel in order to move it to his lot near the
depot for feed and grain store, having
outgrown his present quarters. The Ap-
pleton Dramatic Company presented the
drama "Strife" to a good house here on
Friday evening. %. A broad smile has re-
GENTLY made its appearance upon the face OF
Gilbert Granville. e. W. f. Overlook, Esq,
of Washington was in town last Saturday.
The trustees of the Methodist church
have taken up their quarters in the Free
church, so-called, while their church is
building. Politics in Knox county seem
to occupy the minds of many of the loyal
citizens, and Republicans and Democrats
alike are striving for the supremacy, each
claiming that they will elect the entire list
of candidates, six in number. Union will
push forward two candidateS,-F. f. Bur-
kett, our well known station agent and
former selectman, as County Commissioner,
and l.. d. Jones, oar popular lawyer as
County Attorney