The Republican journal., 1902-06-12

The Sunday school was organized June
Sth with the following officers: W. j.
Mathews Supt,; A Stinson, Asst. Supt. :,
.Irs. w. J. Mathews, Sec'y; Chester Dow
Treas; Roy Spaulding, Collector; Callie
Hartman, organist; Teachers, Bible Glass,
Mrs. Edwin Chaplin; No l, Mrs. W. }.
Mathews; No. ., Mrs. Wilbur Carter; No.
3, Miss Carrie B. Stnson: librarian. Mrs.
Bartlett.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EAST SEARSMONT.
Cora A Mahoney was in Rockport June
2nd Joe Packard is repairing his barn..
Mrs. Arad Mahoney spent last week in
Camden with her sister, Mrs. Marcellus
Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Morse are
rejoicing over the birth of daughter....
Mrs. John Cummings and daughter Sibyl,
Mrs. Robert b. Mckenna and son Robert of
New York City arrived June 9Th, and will
spend the summer at their old home. Mr..
and Mrs II. NJ. Donnell and two sons Bert,
and Alvah. We're in Appleton June lst....
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Donnell of Belmont
We're i'll town June eth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mahoney spent June 7th in North
port.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
Mr.. George Carter, a teacher at the Com
mercial College at Bangor, is spending a
months vacation with his parents. MI and
Mrs Pembroke Carter. Mr.. Simon Frs
kline is visiting friends in La Grange Mrs.
Frank Cushman is more comfortable, but
still quite feeble... Mrs. Clara Thompson
from Howard, K. L., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Waterhouse. Mrs. Clara Palmer has
returned from Belfast .... Mr James Palmer
has been quite ILL.,. Work has been begun
on the State road Several men and two
teams have been at work for week on
Thompson hill putting in new culverts....
Allen Goodwin ordered 500 feet of pipe of
Thomas Rowe of Boston last Thursday for
Dudley Tasker, to supply him with running
water. Bert Grey planted four or five
acres of corn last week our farmers are
planting more corn this spring than usual.
-. LleWellyn Keller bought NOV ing ma
chlne last week -. \ little son was born
last Wednesday to MI. and Mrs. f. j.
Hatch.
sEARsMoNT.
Mr. Otis u. Wilson, trustee of the Oak
Grove Cemetery trust fund, has received
check of 500 from the Children's Aid So
eiety OF Maine, the interest Of which
amount will be devoted to the care of the lot
OF the late Mrs. Patience Moody, who willed
bpr enri rronartl n that Saciat;, Tbara
We're no church services last Sunday on ac
count of diphtheria. ."Children's Day" will
be postponed until midsummer. ;. The five
cases of diphtheria are confined to two
houses where the disease first broke out. The
houses are strictly quarantined and every
precaution used to prevent the spread of
the contagion.. Mr.. H. T. MuZzy and Miss
Maude Muzzy of Somerville, Mass, arrived
home last Thursday. ....D Dr. and Mrs A. T.
York of Wilton, Maine, We're in town Satur-
day and Sunday. The doctor returned home
Monday. Mrs. York will remain for
longer visit to her aunt, Mrs. II. f. Holmes.
lam NJ. Wing, wife of Daniel W.
Wing, formerly of this place, died at her
home in Hayerhill, Mass, June 9th, after a
long illness. She is survivid by her hus-
band, two daughters, Miss Frances A.
Wing and Mrs. Agnes NJ. Pendleton, and
one son, Harry o. Wing. The funeral was
held at her late home Monday at O'Clock.
Mrs. Wing has many friends in this place,
who deeply sympathize with the bereaved
family.
LINCOLNVILLE CENTRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Pearson and son
Lewis of Revere, Mass, arrived Saturday.
Mr.. Pearson returned on Mondays boat. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golding have arrived and are
making extensive repairs on their summer
home 1.-The Montrose" Alton French was
at home Sunday. james Willis Snow of
New York is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. ThreSa Snow. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Loring are at the Lincolnville Inn.....Mr
Orrin Ames and son Russell were in Boston
on business last week. Alta Heal spent
Sunday with her parents in Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushion Wade and daughter
Mildred are visiting relatives at the Beach
.... Master Allen Frohock, who has been i'll
the past two weeks, is now much improved
in health. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam French of
Thomaston called on relatives here Sunday.
....E. P. Hahn left Wednesday for bust
ness trip to Boston. 7. f. Gushee went to
Portland Wednesday,. ....A very enjoyable
sociable was held at the l. o. G. I. Hall on
Monday night. Misses Annie Miller and
Sadie Rackliffe left Monday for Providence,
r. l.. where they have employment.
Ernest Mahoney, who has been home on a
visit, returned to Boston Monday, Georgia
Miller and Laura Young, who have been at
tending the spring term of the Castine
Normal School, arrived Thursday. Miss
Caroline Dickey arrived Thursday from a
visit to friends in Castine. George Lead
better of Rockland was guest of his par
ents Friday and Saturday. Ed. Leven-
seller is at home from Boston on a vacation.
dexter Norton arrived home Thursday
from Bucksp0rt.. There will be dance at
the Band Hall Saturday evening, June 18th.
All are invited.