The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EAST SEARSMONT.

visiting his parents, Nh and Mrs. David
Young. .... Mr.. and Mrs J. Crawford and
son Donald of Camden We're in town Oct
18th. Mrs Marcia Lothrop has been in
| Boston for two weeks. Mr.. Frank Whit
ten and wife of Union spent Oct 18th with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Packard. I'D. Cum
mings and wife and Mrs. r. B. Mackenna
and son Robbie left for their home in New
York Oct, 10Th.
J FREEDOM
Mrs. d. W. Dodge and Mrs. Myra Brown
returned from Portland Friday, where
they attended the National Convention
of the W. c. 7. U.....M Miss Grace Farrar
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
| in Watervile... Mrs. Ada Plummer of
| Monroe is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. \. Thompson. Miss Rosina
| Edminster of Frankfort is the guest of Miss
Anna Lamson... Mr.. Albert Stephenson is
improving slowly Mrs. c. Gilman of New
| York is spending IA few days with relatives
| and friends in town.. The Ladies Circle
will give social next Thursday evening at
the home of DR.. A. NJ. Small. Mrs.
| Christiana Tilton of Albion is visiting
| friends in town.. ..Arthur Watts is on the
sick list. Mrs. Augusta Flye is visiting
| friends in oittsfield. Mrs. Samuel TiltOn
spent Saturday and Sunday in Belfast with
| her sister. Mr.. George Bryant and wife
are spending a few days in Pennington
and the surrounding towns. Miss Winni-
| fred Dodge returned from Portland last
! Tuesday night, where she had been visiting
a few days.
APPLETON.
Mr.. j. +. Fuller has shipped 500 barrels
of apples from Mon to his home in Wis
! consin The apples We're bought III this
| town and the price paid was 81 per barrel
delivered at the station in Union. Miss
Edith Gushee has returned from visit of
several weeks with friends III MasSachu-
setts....il \. Titus has been in Boston a
few days. At the Mechanics Fair he saw
gasoline engines on exhibition, and being
favorably impressed with the work done
by the Palmer engine, he bought a three
horse power which he viii set up in his
! shop. George Fish. who has occupied Il
tenement in F, L. DaviGson's house the
past year. has moved onto the farm he re-
Gently bought of the heirs of the late Mrs
Griffin in II6pe... Urban Trask has recent
ly moved from Camden and now occupies
the Pitnun house on the Ridge. Mrs
/ 1eorgie Ripley, who has been the guest of
Geo. II. Page 2 few weeks, has returned to
Bath. Nr. {. Z. Ripley was here a few
days and accompanied his wife on her re-
turn... Mrs. N. F. lIanly, Ms. o. W. Cur
rer and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wentworth
attended the ", {. I. [. convention in
Portland
sANpYPOI>T
Mrs. Lydia Staples was called to Monroe
last Saturday by the death Of her brothers
Wife, Mrs. Cynthia Clark. The deceased
was born in Standpoint 81 years ago, the
daughter of James and Nancy Staples
OF family OF eight, only one remains,
Mrs. Amelia French of Searsport.
Miss 4 lice Richards, who is assistant nurse
at the chidrens home in Bangor, has beer
here with her parents for ten days vaca
tion. She returned to Bangor this week..
Sch. Pearl arrived Friday from Portland
with grain for her owner, F. S Hartman.
FIRED Shute visited in Searsport last
Sunday. Ivan Grant killed deer here
last week. Mrs. Hannah Small, who has
been visiting at f. G. Clitford's several
weeks, has closed her house at the Brook
and gone to New Hampshire to remain with
| her sons during the Winter... Robie, only
son of Nh and Mrs. Robert Erskine of the
Narrows, died Saturday evening after an
nf 'Lo
funeral was Tuesday afternoon. A gran
ite monument has lately beer set in the GEM
etery here in memory of the late Capt.
Albert V. Partridge of Lowell, Mass.
STOCKTON SPRING
Mrs. Medora Marden visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooding Grant, in Prospect,
last week 49,. Ripe raspberries, sufficient
in quality for a family of nine, were pick ed
from the bushes at Capt. NJ. +. Colcord' s
t Oct. DIST. The ladies of the Current
| Events Club and several others have been
sewing for the inmates of the Girls Home
I IN Belfast, and some destitute children in
our village and vicinity, during the past
| fortnight. Mrs Pendletun of Somervile,
t Mass, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
| Randell. Mrs. Walter +. kimball and lit
tie daughter Frances left Friday by train,
to join her hus band in Boston for the com
! ing winter. Her mother, Mrs. RoXanna
Simmons, may go to Boston later in the
season, to remain through the cold weather
....Miss Mary llichborn drove to Frank
fort last Friday, by invitation of Mrs W. A.
Scripps, to visit her, at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Albert Pierce, Sen, returning
Monday. Mr.. Morris Patterson arrived
Saturday by the Boston boat. He leaves the
latter part of November for Baltimore,
where he is to spend the winter. =. Miss
Leora Partridge gave a very enjoyable
three table whist party Saturday evening.
Mrs Susie Randell is sewing in Sears
port the present week. Mr. Albert NJ
Ames returned early in the week from a
| trip to New York.. Our last SUNDAYS SER
mon by Rev. Ashley A. Smith was remark
ably fine and the pleasing music, specially
the duet by Mrs. Laureston Smith and Mr.
Harry S. Park, rendered the service most
enjoyable. -. The severe rainstorm of Tues
day delayed the arrival of the Boston boat
Mr.. S. A. Rendell is displaying large
line of wood stoves, among his usual num-
| her nf coal ho fr,ol ho;