The Republican journal., 1902-10-23
SOUTH MONTvILLE

SOCTH MONTtlLLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart and Mrs. Addie
Fish of Rockland are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity. &c E. Ring was in
Portland last week on business. Mrs. w.
B. Morse, who has been spending few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Forest
Howe of Everett. Mass, returned home
this week :. Rev. E. A. Dinslow attended
the funeral of Hezekiah Fuller of North
Searsmont last Sunday.
PALERMO.
Fred Spratt and Stella Turner were mar
ried last Saturday afternoon by Rev. H. F.
Wood of Winslow.... DR.. Raymond Tib-
belts intends to settle in Belfast. Fred
Drake has built a new barn, forty by fifty
feet. James Dinsmore is making repairs
on his grist mill. Samuel Marden and
wife went to Montville last Friday to attend
the funeral services of Mrs. Martha A.
Hatch. John Black and son Harry went
| to Augusta last week.
swANvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Greeley of Hampden
visited friends in town Saturday and Sun
day. They were accompanied by Mr..
Greeley's sister, who lost IA bandbox on the
way down containing shirt-waists, under
clothing, and her pocket book. Mr.. A. S.
Nickerson is doing extensive repairing on
the Tyler house and adding new coat of
paint. Mr.. C. r. Nickerson has had tin
| roofing put on his steam mill, and a new
| coat of paint. Mr.. Leroy Bachelor is
| turning his barn about and making
needed repairs on his buildings. MI A. E.
Brown has had his house painted lemon
| with chocolate trimmings. MIR. A. T.
Nickerson is building new hen house,.
Mrs. T. D. Nickerson is quite sick. NJ. E.
Wentworth of Searsport is putting up Il
new cottage on the west side of Swan Lake
...M Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith of Salem,
Mass, who spent the summer here,
will return to the city this week. -. We had
a part of the heavy thunder shower Sunday
| night. Capt. \. Smart and wife and
some others attended the Pomona Grange
at Coles Corner last week and were very
| agreeably entertained. Miss Jackson of
| Waldo is the guest of Nellie Mari. Miss
| Bessie Ingersoll of Brooks is at work for
Mrs Albert Cunningham.
/ STANDPOINT
| Laureston Smith and family left the first
of the week for their home in st. Augustine,
Fla. Miss S. E. French has closed her
house and gone to Boston for the winter -.
Mrs. Cora Young of North Haven visited her
| relatives here last week. Miss Inez Max
| field is home from Orono. Her health would
not permit her to remain at the college the
remainder of the term....A. w. Shute,
pilot of stmr. Mount Desert, is at home.
, Laura Blanchard, who has been very sick,
| is now able to attend school. Mrs. Sarah
| Clifford is in Boston and Portland for a
visit. James Staples left Monday for Sc
| bois with pair of horses for F. F. Perkins
He has used them here during the summer
on the buck board owned by Mr.. Perkins. :.
The writer has an Easter lily in bloom. This
is the seventh blossom from one bulb this
season. We were shown a;large ripe peach
picked from the tree of f. A. Partridge
at the NarroWs Oct. 18th also strawberry
blossoms and blue violets picked the past
week. ...Apples are scarce in this vicinity
and most OF them OF very poor quality.
Any one finding d bunch of keys between
Standpoint ald Searsport please notify Mr
Stephen Smith, Standpoint. They We're
lost from his carriage Oct. 1lth. :. SATURDAY,
morning, Oct is, the thermometer was II
above zero; the first cold wave this fail.