The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-02-20
CAMDEN.

SOoeest9S VI
erection by contractor w. E. Schwartz on
Beauchamp Point for Charles W. Henry of
Philadelphia, has been rented through Tai
bots agency for the coming season to Cyrus
Curtis of Philadelphia, publisher of the
Ladies Home journal, We are always
pleased to welcome men of wealth and in
tiuence, and are glad to learn that Mr. Cur
tbs is to be numbered among our summer
residents. :. By the will of the late Mrs.
Maria Anderson 500 is bequeathed to the
Home of Aged Women in Camden.
CENTRE MONTvILLE.
F. P. Bennett has had a good run of bnsi-
ness since he moved his machine shop to
Liberty. He is making two of his famous
stave machines to go to Aroostook County,
and one for Appleton parties About
March list he will go to Palermo to put
Moody 4 Abbott's new saw mill in running
order....I. D. Cram has hung up a new
rotary saw and is cutting out long lumber
to beat the band. ChaS. Davis and Alfred
Boynton are manipulating his stave ma
chiuery NJ F. MeSser rises to remark
that one of his hens produced an egg last
week that mea assured g X inches, and she
did not seem to consider it a case of over
production either
Rev. Geo. +. Jenkens is confined to the
house with badly spraned ankle MI
and Mrs Harrison {. Pease are visiting
relatives in Winthrop, Mass. They intend
to be away from home about two months,
and will visit Mr.. Pease's daughters, Mrs.
Hemenway and Mrs. Woodruff New ok
city before they RETURN. Ormanel keene
of North Appleton is at work for ID. Z.
Pease & Son in the store... Benz Keller
has arrived home from Passadumkeag,
where he has been teaching school,. Mss
Winnie Ames is in Camden, where she is
| the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sam'l Haskell.
:. Mrs. James McCorrison is a great suf-
lerer with cancer. Mrs. Annie Nc
Almon of Union, her daughter Miss Mil
bred, and son, Master Harrison, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pease... All who
have ice houses have been filling them with
ice cut on the Sherman mill pond The ice
is very clear and 10 or 20 inches Thick.
Mr.. and Mrs Nahum McCorrison were here
from Camden Saturday and Sunday -. MISS
Edith Gushee is spending a few weeks in.
Union, where she is the, guest of Mrs. 7
w. Pease.
PROSPECT FERRY.
The people near Prospect Ferry have some
well grounded hopes for place of worship,
as many of the residents have recently given
strong expressions of their desire and will
ingness..to give financial assistance. A COM
handing site, finely located, report says,
has been promised as gift, and with help
from former residents blessed with a good
ly portion of the worlds goods, and their
own personal efforts, it is believed that
union church building of attractive archi-
lecture and ample acco mmodationS, can,
and will, be erected within the present year.
80. Capt. Will C. Harding arrived Wednes-
day morning to attend the funeral OF his
brother, having left his barge George r.
Schoheld, at Newport News for the pur-
pose. The funeral of the late Capt. f.
+. Harding took place from his late home
Feb. It'll. Rev. Robert Sutclitfe of Bucks
port spoke words of comfort to the SORROW
ing family. Capt. Fred Hartman had
charge of the funeral. The flowers were
very beautiful. There was IA wreath from
hisswife, with the word Crank" a large
anchor with "Father," from his children, an
anchor from the A. @. L. W., of which Capt
ii. was member, and large crescent from
relatives and friends in this place. He was
buried in the family lot Just below his late
late home and a large number of relatives
andsfriends followed him to his grave The
family have the sympathy of host of
friends in their deep at1iction. ....P. NJ
CHM, who was called here by the death of
Capt. Harding, returned to his home in
Worcester, Mass, Feb. 18th. Archie Har-
ding returned TO Worcester, Mass, Feb.
| 18th. Frank f. Harding returned to Bos-
ton, Mass, Feb. 18th. 80. Arthur Grindle
spent Sunday with his father, George Grin
die, returning to his home in Bangor Mon
day morning.. Capt. A. A. CHM is con-
fined to the house with rheumatism. He is
attended by DR.. Emerson Of Bucksport. ..
Mrs. J. G. James of Bangor visited her
aunts, Misses Hannah and Ellen Reagan, in
this place several days last week. Mr.
James came from Bangor Feb. 18th and
accompanied his wife home George Avery
is still confined to the house.
THORNDIKE.
After an absence of year and half
Omar johnson of keene, n. H., is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim John
son. Mrs. Mary Ware is passing few
days with her daughter, Mrs o. j. Far
we'll. Leslie L. Higgins, who has been
visiting relatives in town, went to Bangor
Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs H. J.
Stevens, and returned from there to his
home in Springvale Saturday.. Mi ISIS Jen-
ME Cox passed several days last week with
friends in Unity. James Clement of
Lynn, Mass, is visiting his father, Ralph
Clement. R. F. Jaynes made business
trip to Boston last week. go. Miss Nellie
Jaynes passed few days last week with
friends in Waterville. 500. Mrs Charles
Hayes and little son of Gardiner are visit
ing her parents, MI. and Mrs. b. w. Downs
$3.50. Mrs. Caro- Simpson passed few days
in Waterville last week with her daughter,
Mrs. John Pilshnrys who is quite ill.,.
Fred Rich went to Bangor Saturday to visit
friends. $50. Charles Bowen and Harry
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