The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-10-09
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
r. c. Morse and W. l.. Cargill attended
the Maine Music Festival in Bangor last
week and L. c. Morse will attend the festival
in Portland this week. "A. p. Cargill has
recovered from his recent illness and \. A.
Brown and little Neal Skidmore are much
improved W. H. Moody, j. L. Knowton
and E. T. Rowell are attending the National
Encampment of the e. A. r. in Washington,
ID. c., this week.
MORRILL,.
Rev. W. A. Richmond of Freedom was in
| town last Thursday and Friday. Rev. A.
L. Nutter of Union rode into town last Fri
day, and Miss Nellie B. Thompson return
ed with him to Union the same day, where
she begins evengalistic work.....Mr. Cor
nelius Wood of Boston is at home on a
| VISIT. Mrs. Elinda Gray and her friend
Miss Copeland are at Mrs Grey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Merriam. Mrs.
| Fanny Wiggin is a guest at Mr.. Silas Storer's.
- Mr.. and Mrs l. d. White, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Merriam spent last Sunday in
Lincolnville with Rev. II. l. Holt and wife.
-. Mr.. A F. Bowen and son Charles were
in. town last Sunday calling on relatives.
MONROE
Mrs. Leander Staples, who is an invalid
has been carried to the home of Mrs. Addie
Denison to board and be cared for. -. Joseph
Plourtl of Van Buren,, Me-, who was kicked
by horse while doing stable work for Mrs.
Wealthy Grant during the fair is now able
to move by the aid of crutches. DR.. Brown
of this village has attended him with good
success, although he nearly hled to death
at the time of the accident as main artery
was cut. He will be taken to his home as
soon as he is able He has been in the EN-
ploy of Mrs Grant for some years.. Mrs.
Mosman, who has been confined to her bed
is now able to be up and is still galnng....
Miss Linda Chase attended the Waldo
county teachers convention in / nifty last,
Friday and Saturday... Mrs. Clara Bo"den
is visiting her sister in Sangeryille, who is
is al invalid. She visited friends in Pitts
field Ell route. Miss Anna Piper has been
at A. H. Mayo's as housekeeper since his
daughter, Mrs. Holt, went away. Miss
Gjlstie Neatly has been in town and stopping
at AshuI staples. Mrs. Barker Piper and
MI and Mrs. F. /. Palmer have gone to
Washington, d. c. Mrs Piper will visit in
New Jersey, where She lived so many years,
on hel RETURN. Miss Mary Forbes of Bel
fast is visiting Mary Moore and Capt Dur
ham, her aunt and uncle.. Mrs. Emma
TW ombly and her daughter Alice are visit
ing relatives in Belfast. Mrs. T. had
not been able on account of her health to ride
to Belfast for about five years. Her many
friends here are pleased that she has so
far recovered. MIR. Twombly is up-river,
hunting Mr.. and Mrs Daniel ToZier of
Pittsfeld visited his sister, Mrs. Frank Nye,
last week -. Mrs Julia White has been
quite sick, but is better now Mrs, Leslie
Simpson and daughter have gone to New
York for the winter. Percy Ham is at
home from Boston for his vacation. He
came all the way on his wheel. The w.
C. T. L. meet at the church Friday, Oct 10th.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Mildred B. Mitchell left early last
week for her home at Port Washington, \.
Y....Dr. |. p Park arrived october LIST
from his home in Revere, Mass. for a weeks
visit with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Park. Mrs Levi Griffin left Sat
urday to visit relatives in Brewer -. Mrs.
d. G. Harris came from SearSpOrt Saturday
to spend Sunday with her relatives. She
will soon go to Mount Vernon, y. Y, to
spend the coming winter with her son, Mr..
Z. S. Grant and family. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
T. ihbay of pittSfiald arrived Saturday IN
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Staples, Jr...... Mr. Daniel Thompson suffer
ed a severe apoplectic shock last Saturday
and, at this writing, is in a critical condition
apparently sinking gradually. The SYM
pathy of friends is extended to Mrs. 7. in
her extreme anxiety. Capt Melvin E.
Colcord arrived Sunday from New York,
put his vessel under command of another
master for the present. Miss Edith Grit
fin returned Sunday from months visit
with her sister, Mrs }. L. Lancaster, in
Camden. go. Hiss Edith Fletcher arrived by
sundays boat from Boston. Mr. and
Mrs. Pierce d. Lancaster came Sunday
from Camden and are the guests of their
uncle, Mr. John Lancaster, and wife, for
the present week. four masted |
schooner r. w. Hopkins, Capt. W. G.
1ichborn, anchored in Fort Point cove, |
Monday morning, awaiting discharging
berth at Bangor. Capt. Ii. is thus enabled |
to visit his mother, Mrs. Robert Hichborn,
and his sisters. The deer-shooting season
opens here with successful shot by Mr.
Fred Hendricks Monday, and one by Mr. |
Harry h. Hichborn Tuesday morning..
Mr.. f. F. Staples is displaying line of
colored tatfetas and China silks and satins |
in shirt waist patterns and short lengths, to |
which the attention of customers is called. |
....October is giving us some delightful
weather! One might easily imagine the |
approach of summer instead of winter. In |
view of the existing coal famine it is pity |
the illusion is not reality.
Stops the Cough