The Republican journal., 1902-07-31
MORRILL,.


Merriam is at home from Providence, r. l.,
for vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Trafton
Hatch have returned to Syracuse, n. w..
Mrs. George Clark and daughter from New
Haven, Conn, are at Mrs. E. E. Mears....
Mrs. John Nash and little daughter from
Lawrence, Mass, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Thomas last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weymouth from Isle
boro are at his fathers during the month of
July.... Misses Bertha and Maggie Wood
are spending fortnight at Northport Camp
ground -. Mrs. Abbie Sheldon and son
Austin are visiting in Massachusetts,. Mr.
Hosea r. Robinson has been having a Sc
we're illness. Mr. Increase Robinson and
family of Waterville were in town Friday.
....There were 125 at Sunday school last
Sunday...At the class convention held
here Saturday Elisha Merriam was nomi-
mated as candidate for Representative to
the Legislature by acclamation. l.. {.
Morse was chairman of the convention and
7. Z. GuShee, Sec'y
SWANNILLE.
We are glad to announce that Rev. Ash
ley \. Smith of Belfast will speak at the
Union church Sunday. Aug. 3rd, at II
o'clock, standard time. Mr.. Smith is IA fine
speaker and we hope to see a large attend
ance A cordial invitation is extended to
all. Mr.. f. c. Goldsmith of Springfield is
the guest of his BROTHER Mr.. Albert Gold
smith He is a dealer III graphaphoneS,
and last Thursday evening gave a fine con-
cert to large and very appreciative audi
encp Ii ''it is more blessed to give than to
receive" he must be a very happy man for
having given so much pleasure to so many
people. The past week of dull weather
has thrown a wet blanket on haying.
Master Ralph Cunningham met with Seri
Gus accident by running against a ladder
hook al d driving it into his foot. Dr.. Ham
was called to dress the wound, and he is do
ing nlcely.... PAU and Bertha Bradford
have returned from visit to their father in
Bangor and are at +. NJ. Stevens Mrs.
Jane Downs cut her right hand quite badly
last week -. Miss Lit1lettd of NaterElle,
and a friend of hers, are guests OF her uncle.
Mr. F. NJ. Stevens. "A. Ross Nicilerson
caught the largest fish ever taken from swan
Lake last Monday. 1t was a nine and one
half pound salmon. Mr.. Henry q. Nick
erson lost valuable sheep last week. 1t
was found dead in the PASTURE. Master
Edwin Greeley is the guest Of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Alonz0 Holmes. dur
ing haying -. Pearly and Grace Mckeen of
Woburn, Mass, are guests of MI and Mrs
John Morrill,.
THORNDIKE.
Geo. f. Files and Joseph Prentiss had
several sheep and lambs killed by dogs last
week -. MI and Mrs. Henry Parsons We're
called to Nassalboro Saturday by the seri-
Gus illness of their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Jack son. Mrs. Hattie Foster Of Rockport
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Higgins..... Mrs. Julia Leighton
and Miss Hattie Wren of Bangor were
guests of Mrs Sarah Wren Davis ) ulN 18th
....M Miss Grace Hunt. who has been stop
ping with Mrs. F. L. Phihrjck, was called
home by the illness of her mother.... Mrs
i'hiInruok, who has been passing several
months with relatives m Ma>sachus s-tts, re
turned IL her daughters. Mrs Eta W.n-.
July 9th. Mrs. O. j. FHWell and Mrs
Joseph farWell passed Saturday in Water
ville...M Mr.. and Mrs William Ryan of
Knox We're guests last week of Nj. and
Mrs. Willard >parrow....N. y. Higgins
and wife received a pleasant call from Nh
and Mrs. Osmond Parsons July 37tll....
Mrs. Donald Chase Of nifty, accompanied
by Mrs. Blair and Miss Sibyl Berry Of
Massachusetts, We're guests 0f Mrs Charles
Parsons Wednesday aftefuooM.... Mrs. Is.
f. >tantjal and som, Maynard Whitney, of
Brooks are passing the week with her
mother, Mrs. J. c. Whitney ..., Mrs. Myrtle
Gerrish OF Unity passed saturday night
and sunday with Miss Jennie Cox.
Emery Whitten and T.. \. GoWen went to
Augusta Friday to hear Mr.. Bryan speak.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Howard have been
passing week with their son, Fred How
ard, and family in Belfast. Nj. and Mrs
Geo. sherman of Burnham were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. G, Cilley July 10Th and
9TH. Mrs j. c. Whitney and Mrs b. f.
Stantial were guests Saturday of Mrs.
Percy Crosby in Unity. Mrs. b. \.
Gowen visited relatives in Montville and
Morrill, last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Coffin were rendered serenade last Satur-
day evening by the young people at the
station. Carl was equal to the occasion.
John Morrill, of Bangor arrived in town
Monday morning. Mrs. Annie Gale and
son of Massachusetts are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Frank Hubbard.
LfNCOLNVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tower, Miss Grace
Tower, Mrs. Albert Collett and children,
Edward and Vera, Mrs. May Pierce and
Miss Mary Hill of New Haven and David
Tower of New York are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. V. Tower. Willie and Fred Snow
left Friday for New York. Mr., and Mrs.
Quinn and children and Miss Wood, who
have been at the inn, left Monday -. The
Misses Louise and Mary Brear, who for the
past week have been at f. Z. Carvers, have
left. The Misses Peasley are now there,
having arrived sunday. Schooner Mill
vile of Philadelphia is at the steamboat
wharf loading paving for New York. -.
The social last Thursday evening given by
Good Will Circle was a great success. The
Circle is well pleased with the proceeds
Mrs Todd, Miss Eaton and Mr. and Iirs,