The Republican journal., 1902-07-24
PITTSFIELD.

| Miss Susie NJ. Davis, who has been at
home from New. Y ork visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Davis, and other rela-
tives and friends, has returned to her place
of business. Will Randlett has gone to
Presque Isle, where he has contracted to do
an extensive job of concreting. He will be
gone several months. -. Mrs A. A. Love
joy and her daughter, Miss C. II. Lovejoy
| of Randolph, Mass, are visiting their moth
er and grandmother, Mrs. j. S. Davis....
Dr. Taylor and wife have gone on an ex-
| tended trip through the Western States, and
expect to be away until September. Miss
| Ethel b. Vickery has received a letter in
| forming her that she has been elected a
| teacher of Latin, Greek and German at
Calais, and that her salary has been in
creased. Miss Eickering is a graduate of
Bates college and most efficient teacher.
49,. Miss Eta Connor of Chica 70 is visiting
relatives in town.
LIBERTY.
Charles Pulsfer, Mr. Ned Taylor and Mrs.
Tlton and son of New York arrived last
week and are stopping at the Pusfer cot
tage near the Kenniston shore. Mr.. Hitch
cock and wife and Mrs. Williams and son
of Meriden, Conn, are staying at Leonard
Berry 80. Mrs. Maud Butler of Norway,
Me-, is visiting her mother, Mrs. f. L.
Mitchell. There are many things in the
world that We know not of until our atten-
ton is called to them by others. Prof.
Peck and his party, who are staying at viii
Hurd'S, are very successful fishermen so
much so that people began to enquire the
reason of their success. They are very
courteous people and cheerfully gave the
information required--the chief of which was
that they used hellgramite for bait This
caused one of our local fishermen to enquire,
''What in hell is hellgramite ." In reply he
was informed by Prof. Lay that it was a
large American insect. exclusively used as
fish bait and looks something like a mite of
lobster. Look for them. See the cut in
Webster's International Dictionary
LINCOLNVILLE.
The Misses Daniels and Carsley, who
have been stopping at the Inn, returned to
Castine Wednesday..... Mrs Lora c.
Thomas, Mrs. Woodside and daughter
Lura of Maiden are at. the Lincolnville
1nn... Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathews and
daughter Beatrice returned to their home
in North Cambridge, Mass. Monday night.
-. Mr.. George Woodward spent Sunday at
E. f. Carver's Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loring
of Camden spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Coville at Grand View cottage.
Capt Felix Wade arrived Saturday to
assist in the care of his father, Mr. John
Wade, who is confined to his bed suffering
from Slow paralysis. Mrs. Dora Currier
and daughter Martha returned to Sargent
vile Tuesday -. The Good Win Circle will
hold an ice cream socable at the O. f. S. |
Hall Thursday evening. A program of
songs, recitatlonS, etc, Will &c given.... |
Mrs. Carrie Bowker is visiting her sisters, |
Mrs. George Bullock and Miss Alice Howe |
at the Trap. Mr.. and Mrs Laforest |
Rankin and children of Linconyille Centre |
were the guests of Mrs. p, r. Frohuck Sun
day. New arrivals at the ''Montrose" are
Mss May Fetterplace, Miss Hattie Morey,
Miss Allie Griffin. Capt. Terminus Fro
hook is at home. Mrs. Helen TruSSell and !
daughter Alice of Northport visited rela-
tiyeS at the Beach Sunday. Bert Pearson
has returned to Revere, Mass. The
boarders at the Lincolnville Inn enjoyed a
picnic to the island Monday, in spite of the
raili... ohm Tilden. Who has been great
sufferer for years from malignant disease
of the face died Sunday afternoon. -. Mr.
Roy Uurd spent Sunday with Mrs. IIurd in
Northport. IA hayrack party from Lin
Centre attended the Sociable at
many of our summer people have enjoyed |
their vacations and returned to their vari-
Gus homes there are now lo5 between |
Griffin's and Trap llill on the main road |
only.
Private telephones have been put into the
houses of O. j. Farwell, DR.. b. P. Hurd. F. |
\. Nose and the Jaynes Creamery. Miss
Ada Coffin and Mrs. Jennie Porter of Pitts
field We're guests of their aunt, Mrs. S. A.
Coffin, and other relatives, last week 80.
Herbert Rand of Massachusetts was the !
guest last week of his sister, Mrs Porter |
Ilurd. -. Miss Etfie Coffin, who has been at |
the Eye and Ear Infrmary in Portland for
treatment, has returned home much i'm
proved. -. Mrs. @. j, Farwell, accompanied |
by Mrs. Joseph Farwell of Unity, passed |
Saturday in Belfast. -. Mrs. Addie Ward |
and children were guests of Mrs. Minnie |
Gross Sunday.....N. \. Higgins recently |
received communication from Capt. F. A
Garnsey of Bangor stating that there will |
be reunion of the Second Maine regiment |
in Bangor during the last week in August |
This news is particularly pleasing to Mr. |
Higgins, who was a member of the 2nd |
Maine and was mustered into service in |
April 1861, and departed for the front on
the 14th day of the following May. This
reunion will be the first ever held by the
survivors of the 2nd Maine, whose record is
second to none in the service. 1t is expected
that President Roosevelt will be present
and address 1.-The boys. While at work
in the Flint orchard July 17th, II. NJ. IIig-
gins picked several clusters of apple bios