The Republican journal., 1902-04-17
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
FREEDOM.

w. L0Well....C. b. Sampson IS putting hot
and cold water conveniences and bath
room furnishings into his house. John
Stickney of Belfast is working for him..
The ladies will furnish dinner at the G. A
Hall Thursday, April 17th.... Miss S. r.
Perley went to Brooks Tuesday to attend
the ecclesiastical council held there.
MORRILL,
Funeral services were held at the church
last Sunday at 9 p m. by Rev. H. |. Holt.
the occasion being the death, few weeks
| ago, of child of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Greer
of North SearSmont.. Rev. and Mrs. H. l.
Holt have moved to rooms at Mr.. |. d..
Whites, where they will board for time.
MIR. and Mrs. Ii. Q. Moody of Thomas
of Lincolnville were at church here last
Sunday, as guests of Rev and Mrs. Holt. =.
! Mrs. Alkaline Laballister arrived in town
last Saturday on visit to her sister, Mrs
| Emily +. Mears. Mr.. Fred A. Carter and
! wife of Troy were in town last Saturday
| They have bought the Capt. ]. K. Paul
| place and will move here as soon as posi-
Bile. -. Waldo County Grange meets here
next Tuesday, if stormy, the next fair day
swANyILLE.
Mckinley Damn caught a big trout the
first of the week -. Word was received last
week that Miss Julia Chase, who was elect
ed to teach in No. I, has position in
Everett, Mass. We are very glad for Miss
Chase and wish her success. -. Capt. n.
Smart is out again. MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Cunningham of Monroe spent Sunday in
towr -. Mr.. Albert Cunningham has sold
span of big white horses to Jackson
parties. -. Mr.. J. W. Nickerson is agent for
Essex fertilizers. -. Mr.. Fl. 0. Cunningham
broke his wagon-axle last Monday when
just opposite H. NJ. Chases. Mr.. Chase
went to the rescue and soon had the load
transferred to his own cart The Gold
smith buildings are nearly finished. Mr..
Treat of Searsport is doing the painting.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Emily CHM returned to Auburndale,
Mass, last Tuesday,. Otis CHM spent last
Sunday at his home in this place returning
to Bangor Monday morning. -. Rev Robert
last Wednesday,. Miss Celia CHM of Ban
gor visited relatives here last Saturday and
sunday. Miss Kathleen Richardson, aged
Is years, died at her home at Mt Heagan
April 10th. She had been sick about three
weeks. She leaves to mourn their loss a
mother, father, sister and four brothers.
Funeral services were held at her late home
en- of
port spoke to the bereaved family Mr. and
Mrs. George Avery, G. B. Brown and Mrs.
Anna Hartman sang two selections Capt.
A. A. CHM had charge of the services The
burial was at the Narrows in River Side
cemetery. The family have the sympathy
of all in their affection.
PALERMO.
The burial services OF Miss Emma Sanford
took place at her late home Tuesday of last
week. She died April 9Th. at the age of 80
years. She made arrangements for her
funeral, which We're carried out The ser
mon was by Rev, T. K. Pentecost, the
bearers were Wilder Young, Frank Wood,
George and Charles Osgood, the singers
We're George w. Marden, T. r. Pentecost,
Emily Knowles and Maria Marden. John
Black has been very sick for two weeks
with the humps, but is now improving.
Perley SOule of Belfast visited friends in
town last week. His grandmother, Jane
Soule. went to Belfast Sunday with him for
a few weeks visit. ...M Mrs Edna Soue will
go to Brunswick this week to visit friends.
...George Norris of IIallowell visited his
uncle, Samuel Marden, last eek, returning
Friday. Raymond Crommett has hired
with l.. a. Bowler He is clerk in his store.
....0scar Nelson fell down flight of stairs
last week and hurt his face quite badly.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. VIM. Smith has been quite i'll, but
is now convalascent. e.. Mr.. Isaac Robinson
of New York is visiting at Mr. Arson
Smith 5. ... Miss Addie Crockett commenced
her school at North Searsport, last Monday.
....Miss Helen Littlefield is visiting Mrs. |
Lizzie McCaslin of Searsport. .. Elder
Stairs is at home after holding a series of
meetings in the Lane schoolhouse, Fran k !
fort. Mr.. Kinney assisted him in his work,
there Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wagner I
Prospect, Saturday. Mr. Joseph STAPLES !
has been appointed overseer of the poor |
farm. Mrs. Sarah Barrett will move to
Stockton Springs village soon.. >. Miss Inez
Staples went to Searsport shopping one
day last week. Mr. Manzoni Lanpher OK
poets to return to his home in Prospect
soon, after spending the winter at Mrs |
Barrett S.. There are no new cases of the
humps. Those recently recovered from the
disease are Mrs Maggie Staples, Jennie and
Jack Wagner and Dora Calderwood.
+. L. Bartlett attended the Grand Lodge. |
l. 0. G. T., at Waterville last week. =. Mrs. |
Hattie Higgins is passing a few DAYS with
her mother, Mrs. Caroline Ward . . Thomas
keene and A. W. Ward were in Knox last |
Friday to attend the funeral of Mr. BRYANT.
....M Mrs IsadOre Titon and children intend
to pass the summer season in Fort Fairfield |
with Mrs. Tiltons mother, Mrs. Bishop,
who is in very poor health. Mrs. Hattie
Foster of Bockland is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Higgins E. Bert
Stevens, wife and baby passed Wednesday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Higgins.
80. Mr.. Furnish of Augusta was in town
last Friday. Mrs. B. F. Stantial and son
MAYNARD of Brooks Warp tho puaStC nf Io,