The Republican journal., 1902-06-26
BELMONT.

Boston, Mass, the past year, has been visit
ing old friends and neighbors in town the
past week. She will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Sadie Knight of
Lincolnville. -. Mrs Rachel Weed from
California is in town visiting old friends
and relatives. All the schools in town, ex-
cept No. l, closed Friday after very success
full terms taught by the following teachers:
No. ., Miss Sabrina Morey of Belfast No.
3, Miss Edythe A. Morrill,; No. 4, Miss
Olive Blood of Morrill,; No. 5, Miss Martha
will close next Friday after very success
full term taught by Miss Grace Piper of Bel
fast.
CLARK'S CORNER, Prospect.)
Rev. Alvin Aver visited at Eastman
Clark last week -. Mrs. Charles Grant,
who has been suffering the last two weeks
with a painful absceSS, went to Stockton
for treatment and was cured instantly
through the powers of magnetic healing.
Mr.. Chas Grant was thrown from the road
machine the other day, but fortunately es-
capped with few cuts and bruises. /. Mr..
Eastman Clark was nearly strangled last
Saturday. He took a mouthful of ammonia
instead of his medicine. The skin all peel
ed off his mouth and tongue. Roy Little
field, who has been so very sick, is able to
be out again.. Mr. Collier of Hampden
was in town Tuesday, buying lambs....
Mrs. Melvin Clarke of Stockton Springs
was in town Saturday visiting friends.
CAMDEN
The new race track is now receiving the
finishing touches People who have claim
time for July 4th. find themselves false
prophets. The track will bein the best of
shape, smooth as IA floor, with a good week
to spare before the Fourth. Horses can be
worked on it any time now, and horsemen
everywhere who may come may be sure
that the track will be iii as fine shape as
they could ask for lit is now an assured
fact that Gov. Hill and staff and Congress-
man Littlefeid will be in Camden July 4th
at the grand celebration. Mr.. Ittletield
will make the opening address. The COM
mencement exercises of the Camden High
school took place i'll the opera house Thurs
day, June 10th, and We're witnessed by a
large gathering. Following was the pro-
gram: Salutatory, Nina NJ. Messer ;"Vo-
cations of Life Roy A. Fuller; "War,
Andrew B. Sides History. Pearl Cooper ,
IAN Unusual Romance Grace II. Kirk :;
prophecy, Howard T. Leland class Grafton,
Robe Ii. Wentworth; "A Usual Romance"
Blanchard F. Conant; poem, "Life's Bill
lows" Don c. Tiffany; "Vacations of Life. -
Frederick W. Webb peace Arlie A.
Stanley; valedctory. Il. Edith Fuller.
PROSPECT FERRY
Mr., and Mrs. Dustin Hartman of Beckett,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. DIS sister, Mrs.
Sarah j. Glidden.,. Mr. and Mrs. George
Gruby and servant of Boston, Mass. ar
rived here June 2lSt. Mrs. Gruby will
spend the summer at her summer home
SunnySide. -. Mrs. Geo Avery went to An
dover, Mass, last Friday to attend the
graduating exercises there June 9th. She
will visit relatives in Dorchester and Pea
body, Mass, before returning home -. Mrs.
Samuel DOGGY of Brewer visited her mother,
Mrs Rehecca Hartman. several days last
week. Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs b. c.
Avery visited friends and relatives in Ban
COR and Brewer last week 80. Miss Ethel
Kicker and Miss Helen Thomas of Beckett
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Geo. Gruby
Charles Banks returned to Northtield, Yer
mont, June 18th. -. Mrs. \. {. Hartman
entertained the Helping Hand Club, June
18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard CHM of this
place gave ID family party June 10Th The
guests present We're Mrs Rose Rich, Win
terport, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett CHM and Mark
CHM of Standpoint, Mr.. and Mrs. W H.
CHM. and Mrs. w. II. Hartman of this
place. 49, Mrs. Jennie Dow OF Bucksport
called ON relatives here last Friday go. Sev-
eral from this place attend the funeral ser
vices Of Mrs. Abbie Berry of Sandypont
formerly of this place. Geo. Brown has
sold his horse to Bar Harbor parties.
APPLETON.
Miss Annie Stevens is at home from South
west Harbor. where she has been teaching
a table recently and strained the ligaments
of her hip and will be confined to her bed a
long time as a result. -. Mrs Mary F. Da-
wilson of Belfast met with a serious acct
dent Monday while visiting her son, MI
Fred 5. Davidson. Mrs. Davidson, who is
IS years of age, fell on the walk in front of
the house and sustained fracture of her
hip. She was intending to return to her
home on Monday afternoon, but will be
obliged to remain here many weeks. She is
receiving the best of care from her sons
wife. Miss Alfredo Brewster has been
holding meetings in North Appleton the
past two weeks many from this place at
tending. Miss Brewster gains the friend
ship of her hearers wherever she speaks,
and is doing a good work and making many
converts. She preached here recently in the
Baptist church. -. The cold, wet weather is
causing the crops, with the exception of the
grass, to look pale and sickly... Miss Ger
trude Sherman is at home from Rockland,
where she had position in miliner's shop
the past spring. John Taylor, Chester
Wentworth and Clarence Simmons have re-
turned fromCastine, where they attended the
Normal School. G II. Page and Winfield
Chaples went to Portland as deleg ates to
the State Republican Convention, F. L.
Edgecomb and George Miller were delegates
to the District Convention in Waterville