The Republican journal., 1902-08-07

KNOX
July Goth Mrs. Frank Herriss was driv-
ing a moving machine for her husband
when one rein became entangled in the
machinery and threw the horses back upon
their launches. Mrs. Herriss stepped down
from her seat and was going to the off horse
to unouckle the rein from the bit. when the
team started up, bringing the free cutter bar
across the ankle of her left leg and severing
the tendon above the heel Her right leg
was badly cut and mangled. Dr.. Small of
Freedom cauterized and dressed the wound.
Mrs. Herriss will be confined to her room
tor two months or longer.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Lizzie Evelyn Pierce of Peabody,
Mass, visited her aunt, Mrs. W. d. Harri-
man, last week.. Arthur Grlndle and
Albert Avery are at home from Bangor for
short vacaton... Frank BaSsick of BoS-
ton is visiting his mother, Mrs Nancy
Bassick, and his sister, Mrs. L. d. Berry.
THE Helping Hand Club met with Mrs.
Charles Banks July 3oth. George Gruby
of Boston arrived at his summer home.
Sunnyside, last Saturday.. Capt. A. \.
CHM and wife went to Belfast last Friday,
and Capt CHM attended the Democratic
county convention ...C Capt. W. d. Harri-
man attended the Republican county con-
yention in Belfast Aug. md. Mrs. Rebecca
Hartman, an old and respected citizen,
died at her late home in this place Aug md
after a long and painful illness. Notice of
funeral. and obituary, will be given later....
Capt. W. H. Hartman has gone to Boston
on business. { harles CHM of Belfast was
in this place last Sunday.
SWANvILLE-
Rev Ashley \. Smith of Belfast deliver
ed an excellent sermon last sunday and Will
speak here again next Sunday at II A. NJ.
standard time. We hope all our church
going people will make an effort to attend.
Strangers who may be >ojourning in town
are cordially invited to meet with us at the
morning service. E. c. Goldsmith, who
afforded so much entertainment for the
country people. has returned to his home in
Springfield, Mass. Can we be blamed if
we hope he viii come again g.. The fine hay
weather last week was eagerly improved by
the farmers ....G. I. Nickerson, Jr, has
been quite sick, but is rapidly improving
under the Skllful treatment Of DR.. J. c.
Ham. Miss A. G. Kane will entertain the
Swan Lake Club and the L. 4. S. at her
home on the afternoon of Aug. 10Th. Come
one, come all. Henry Aldrich of Maiden,
Mass, salesman for the Queen Quality Shoe
Co., agent is at Rock wood. H. j. Mac
Lately of New Brunswick is canvassing
the vicinity for 1.-THE Century Book of
Facts. - Dr.. L. II. Greeley of Pennington,
y. H.. arrived Sunday morning to visit his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Smart. The social
hop at Cunningham Hall last Wednesday
night was a success. There is to be another
next Thursday evening, with music by
Cunningham and TaSker Of Monroe.
Comet Grange resumed its meetings last
Monday evening. Last week our local
dreSsmaker, Mrs. \. +. Brown, was at
work in Prospect. A lady lost valuab BILE
gold watch while climbing on the mountain
last week. 1t was found sunday by Walter
J. Nickers0n. Mrs. Thomas Smart has
passed away. she had been out of health
and suffered at times for several years A
woman of cheerful temperament, and al
ways active in all good works, she will be
greatly missed by a large circle of friends
Mrs. Maria Goodhue of Boston arrived
Saturday and is the guest OF her brother.
Capt. I. d. NickerSOn. &c. Many of our farm
ers will finish hayiug this week .... Mr.
Henry Darby of Salem, Mass, is the guest
of Nh and Mrs Albert Goldsmith. Miss
Daisy Peavey narrowly escaped injury last
Week. She was Harvesting when her horse
kicked. striking her on the thigh and throw
ing her several feet. She was unconscious
for a few minutes and when she recovered
make the remark that she did not feel very
well. She escaped with a black eye and a
few skin Bruises. Mrs. Sarah Peavey re
Gently sold a yearling heifer that girted j
feet and inches for SIS. Raising that kind
of stock pays.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.