The Republican journal., 1902-08-07
MORRILL,.

spending months vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Storer. .. Miss
Thirza Blood and Miss Flora Murch are at
home for vacation from the Maine Insane
Hospital. Mrs. Mae Blake and son from
Massachusetts, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Emily E. Mears is at her cottage
on Northport Camp Ground. Mrs. Me-
LISA Achorn Haugh of Belfast has been
spending the past month at her fathers, Mr..
F. S. Achorn's. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chandler
of New Haven, Conn, are visiting his
mother and relatives.
CENTRE MONTvILLE.
Mrs. J. X. Erskine of jefferson, Mrs
William Waters of Boston, Mrs. Clarence
Ford of Whitefeld, and Mr.. j. K. Erskine,
Jr. of New York visited relatives in town
last week. -. Mrs. Hulda Ramsay will con-
duct boarding club for the boys attending
Freedom Academy this fall. Several of
cur young people expect to attend the
Academy the coming term. The soap
club held their monthly meeting with Mrs.
Addison Sprowl August 2nd.. Mrs. Lucy
A Poland, two daughters, son and grandson,
OF 1TONlu6lltt. H. l., tl t Visiting lcldtl'0o
in town.. Press. Palmer and family, who
have been visiting relatives here, will re-
turn home this week. -. Mrs Martha Hatch
has been sick for the past month and does
not seem to improve.
MONROE.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Ritchie from Dover,
who have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in town. have returned home. His
mother. who makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. William Twomby, accom-
panied them. Mrs. 5. {. Iibbey from
Newtonvlle, Mass. is spending few weeks
at Capt. Nathan Woodman'>. They became
acquainted in sea faring days.......Miss
Evelyn and Master Fred Dollotf from Gardi-
her are visiting their grandfather, Mr.. Toll
ford Durham. Mr. Stanley Richie, whose
face and hands were so badly burned few
weeks ago by the explosion of some grease
he was melting on the stove, is doing as well
as could be expected. Miss Gertrude Web
Der of Boston is visiting her parents and
other relatives here. Mr.. George Walker.
who had a shock two weeks ago, passed
away Friday. 1t is sad case, as he was in
the prime of life, and the family have the
deepest sympathy of their friends.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Elder WEIGH of Pittstield is holding Sc
ries of meetings at the Roberts school
house. Mrs. Addie Carr of SearSport Wis
tied relatives in town recently. MI Sher-
man Coos and some friends from Cape Jel-
lson visited at Mr. Jacobs, last week
Mr.. Fred Ellis, Jr., took hayrck party to
Louder Brook Sunday evening, to attend
the meeting at the school house. -. Mrs.
William Smith has been quite i'll for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Zetham Berry
and daughter Edna of MelroSe. Mass, are
visiting at MIR. Fred Lanes Miss Bertha
Partridge went to Belfast on business one
port, assisted by four men, is cutting the
hay on the Smith and Calderwood farms.
They will cut the hay ON several other
farms III this vicinity. James Marden
has secured employment at Mr.. ". q. spin
ney's. Carl Kelley of Brewer is at work
he re also.
APPLETON
Mr.. and Mrs. Alouzo j. Hawkes. and SON
Nathan of Cambridge, Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Charlotte IIawkes.... Mr.. William
Pearson Of Winthrop, Mass, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs II E. Peasa So. Miss Edith Meal
mon of Union and Miss Myrtle HemenWay
of New \ ork are guests of Harry Pease
and Wife....W Walter Gushee. wife and two
children of Agawam, Mass, are guests of
Mrs, Frances GuShee. Mr.. Gushee is super
ntendent of schools in Agawam, south
wick aud Enfield. -. Miss Linda Annis has
returned from a visit of several weeks with
friends i'll SWampscott, MaSs...... Mrs
george Wentworth, who has been sick. is
much better ana is able to ride out Her
daughter, Mrs. Bills of Hope, has had the
care of HERE'S. j. Gushee Went to Rock
land TO hear Col Bryan No others went
from this place.. Miss Ava Keller is in
Bath, the guest of Mrs. George Page Rip
ley....After long spell Of dull weather
the skies have cleared and the farmers are
harvesting heavy crop of hay.....Mrs.
Leonard Bannon of Waltham, Mass, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown.
Miss Nellie L. Tobey. who has been visit
ing her uncle, John Martin, returned to her
home in Augusta Thursday
UNITY.
Miss Henrietta Connor, teacher of arts
and science in Chicago, is spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Simon Con
nor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt were made
happy recently by the arrival at their home
of nine-pound baby boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rice and little son from Lynn, Mass,
visited relatives and friends in town last
week >. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Thompson ex-
pect their son Earle and family from
Nashua, \. H., this week to spend several
weeks with them. The Misses Phyllis
and Avis Benson from Newport, who have
been visiting Miss Nina Van Deets and
other friends in town the past two weeks,
returned home last Monday. 49,. Mrs. Fred
Farwell and family, who went to Lowell,
Mass, last spring, are at home on visit....
Miss Jessie Whitney from Lowell, Mass,
is spending a few weeks with her parents.
.... Mr. Charles Taylor returned to his
home in Chicago recently. Bert Adams,
who has secured employment in Boston,
Mass, went there this week. The friends
of Mrs. Benz. Rollins were pleased to see
her riding out few days ago....Miss Caro-