The Republican journal., 1902-03-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

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Deferred from last week.
HALLDALE.
Rev. J. Washburn of Parkman is visiting
friends here. Rev. $ II. Burton of Water
vile visited friends here last sunday. Ira
/ L. Howard of Pittsfed was in town last
Sunday to attend he funeral of Elmer f.
/ Hall Miss Avis Myrick was quite sick
last week Mrs, Susan Written, who has
, been quite sick, is improving.
PROSPECT FERRY.
| Mrs. b. {. Avery visited her sister, Mrs.
| Samuel DOGGY in Brewer several days last
week 80. Miss Evelyn Avery. Miss Mildred
Grindle. Miss Myrtle Holbrook and Miss
Jennie Hooper are attending school in
Buck port. Mrs Eugene Barnes enter
tanned the Ladies' Club last Wednesday
Afternoon. Miss Evelyn Avery visited
days last week.
JACKSON.
At the town election March 10th officers
were elected as follows Seiectmen, j.
| Grant, r. E. Page NJ. 5. Hatch; town clerk,
{. II. Gatchel; treasurer, c. II. Gatchell;
constable and collector, \ J. Webb school
! superintendent, \. \. Webb; school com
ntter. W Z. Could, VI. ). Stiles, II. F.
c base. Amounts appropriated; school,
$500; State road, 500 pay interest. so;
books, 80 town charges, $500 support OF
poor, 800. roads, 800
PALERMO.
Mrs. Emma DoWnes. whose obituary was
published in The Journal last week, was
born October $. ISIS. and was the youngest
child of John Gains family Of eighteen
children Her brother, Page Cain. is the
only surviving member of that large family.
She had been in poor health Tor some time
....John Black. Alonzo Merrilield, George
Be}den and Nanrausaiaer Eells have finished
cutting Ice Mrs Nina Nelson received
a present recently of a chamber set from
her brother, Frank Nutter of Camden.
NORTH TROY.
Milton Carleton had the misfortune to
lose a nice horse last week. The cause Of
its death was collie .Imr Carleton, who
moved to Massachusetts recently. is visit
ing relatives in town for a few weeks. Mr..
Carleton has bought a farm in Fast Bridge
water, Mass, where he viii soon he settled.
- MI and Mrs. Aiphonso Dyer of Pitts
field, who have been visiting relatives and
| friends in town for several weeks, returned
to their home last week,
| WINTERPORT.
| L. c. Atwood and family have returned to
| their home in PASSPORT. Miss Laura Mason
| has returned from Boston,. Mrs. John
| Young and Mrs. Arthur Shaw have gone to
| Boston for d visit.... Nj. Granville Grant
has returned from Boston. where he spent
most Of the Nlntel... Carroll Young and
| .Jabn Frederick, who are teaching in Sulli-
van, came home for d few days. Mrs
| Ellen Iittletieid has returned from visit
to Bath. Mrs. Mary A. Haley, who has
been spending the winter with her daugh-
tel in Hartford, arrived home last week..
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman have returned
| from Boothhay. where they spent several
weeks...A tine little girl arrived at the
home of MI. and Mrs Ray Harlow Satur-
day night. A little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| James Jepson is seriously i'll with diphthe-
ria Much sympathy is felt for the family
and substantial aid has been given. Quite
|
| Among those who have been very i'll is Miss
Ruth Jepson.. Quarterly meeting services
were held in the NJ. E. church by Presiding
Elder j. ". Day Sunday evening, and at
| the quarterly conference unanimous de-
sire was expressed for the return of the
minister, Rev. j. W. Hatch.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
L. do Inf
rived home last week from Boston. Mrs.
Susan Fessenden OF Boston, who was the
guest of Capt and Mrs L. NJ. Partridge for
| few days recently, is considering the pur-
chase of summer home in our village.
| Mrs. f. is a member of the W. G. T. T..
and public lecturer of note. Mr.. Harry
! IIichborn, son of the late Capt. ". d. HIGH
| born, arrived last Thursday, for flying
| visit to his aunt, Mrs. Leila c. Staples, re-
turning Tuesday to Brooklyn, \. Y, where
his mother is spending the winter. The
| Matinee Whist Club held its meeting last
Friday with the Misses Lizzie and Evelyn
Colcord. 49,. Maurice Patterson of Sandy
point arrived home Friday..... Miss Ida
! Davis gave a 18th birthday party in Col
cords Hall, last Friday evening. About so
guests were present. Dancing formed the
entertainment, and ice-cream and cake were
served. Miss Davis was the recipient of
numerous gifts, both useful and ornamen-
tai, which were wholly unexpected and
much appreciated. II Mrs. G. A. Stevens
entertained the Friday Club, last
week. The John NJ. Anfes Co. of
this place have taken the agency of the
/ Cyphers Incubator Co. of Buffalo, N. Y,
and have already sold $50 egg incubator to
II. S. Park, and one of the same size to
Eaton Brothers, Searsport. IA social hop
was given Monday evening, in Colcord's
Hall, which was very generally attended
and much enjoyed. Miss Emma Hinckley,
who has been the guest of Miss Susie Cous-
ems the past week, left Tuesday for her
home in Bluehill. Thomas Park, who has
made his home for many years with his
sister, Mrs. Harriet Lancaster, in Searsport
Harbor, just across the line from this viii
lage, died recently in Monroe. where he was
spending the winter with another sister,
The remains were brought to the Harbor
for interment, Sunday. Miss Mabel Sim