The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week. |

Miss Lottie Farrer of North Washington
is visiting Mrs. Emma Black. Emma Hart
we'll and Ada Bowler of Somerville, Mass,
visited friends in town the past week. ...
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will meet Aug
Goth, with Mrs. Ellen A. Rowe
) NORTH TROY.
Rev. A. P. Hatch is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of neuralgia and rheumatism
combined. Emulus S. Plummer of Pitts
field was guest of E. II. Garcelon at the
old home recently Mrs. Fife Knight and
daughter Eveline of Dedham, Mass, visited
relatives in town the past week. They went
to Etna Sunday. The next meeting of the
W. c. L. L. will be held at the home of
Mrs. j. c. Lamb, West Troy, Aug. 26th.
Mrs. Nellie Berger of Clark, Mo-, Ma
tional w. c. r. U. Organizer and Secretary
will speak in town the first of :September.
The exact date is not yet known, but will
be given in due season. Mrs. Berger is an
exceptionally pleasing speaker, and full
house is desired for her on this occasion.
Admission will be free. -. Mr. and Mrs.
Origen Lowell of Pittstield were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Whitney, Sunday.
| LIBERTY.
| 1t is rumored that Mr. Walker will resume
work at the tannery soon. He has just re-
turned from Boston, where he bought
| large lot of skins. This is good news to the
| people of this place. Mrs Wisdom, her son
| Arthur, and Walter Anderson of Somel-
| vile, Mass arrived last Saturday for a few
| weeks viS;t....B. f. ClOugh has returned to
his home in Arlington, Mass His two
| daughters are visiting friends in Penohscot
county. r. |. Morse is entertaining a
| party of friends from Boston and Belfast at
the Morse cottage, Green Island. There
| is a good deal of musical talent in town, and
a concert will be given at no distant day
| in which the two sisters Of Lillian Blauvelt
| will take part. W. j. knowlton has har-
vested about hundred tons OF hay, and is
still at t....The recent heavy rains caused
grain to lodge badly in many fields.
CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE
| Miss Edna Miller left Tuesday for East
| port, Me, where She has employment for a
/ few months. -. Mrs. A. NJ Pendleton of
Boston arrived Wednesday and will spend
| a few weeks at their cottage $50. Mrs Carrie
Miller of Lexington, Mass, is d guest of
Mrs. \. ID. Ross Sidney Churchill and wife
OF Boston are spending a few weeks with
his parents. Mrs Fred Miller and daugh-
ter Alice of Camden, Me, and Mrs Maude
! \ oung and daughter OF Boston are guests
! at Austin Mariner S.. Miss Ella Pottle of
Medfeid. Mass, is at home on d vacation.
Mr. l.. d. Chapman of Charlestown, Mass
i visited at John Deans last week 80. Among
those spending the week at Northport Camp
ground are Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Benson
Hall and daughter Georgia, Miss AdrieEne
Pendeton, Rev. and Mrs. H. /. Holt, Mrs
II. L. True, Mrs. James Moody and Mrs. S.
j. Moody. Mrs. Joseph Dean, son and
daughter of Marshall, Mo, who have been
visiting at John Deans, left for Rockland
last week 80. Mrs. Carleton and two sons of
Boston, who have been visiting Mrs. Frank
I Rankin, returned home Friday
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. y. j. Heagan. Mrs. Eugene Barnes,
and Mrs. Bessie Harvey went to Bangor
shopping last Monday Merrill Shute of
Brewer visited relatives here last week 49,.
Willard Harvey Of Fairfield, Me, visited rel
ANY CO ltl t ltlSl Ntth. vi anu MI s. Il aim
Avery and Miss Jennie Avery of Halo well,
Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. John Avery of
Montpelier, vt, are visiting at &. A. Avery's
.....Misses Hannah and Ellen Heagan
are having quite extensive repairs made on
their buildings. W. d. Sn art of Searsport
is doing the work.. ISIS Emily CHM ar
rived home from Auburndale, Mass, last
Thursday. Arthur Grinde and Herman
| Avery returned to Bangor last Monday
morning. Frank Harding arrived home
1 from Boston last Sunday for two weeks
vacation. Miss Orianna Harding and Miss
! Edith Motftt left by train last Monday for
| Weirs, \. II. George De Silver spent sew
eral days with friends last week, returning
to Gardiner Monday to Join his vessel.
| Mrs. Annie Emerson is on the sick list and is
attended by Dr.O. S. Erskine of Wnterport.
IA large party of young people went
from this place to Standpoint on a clam
bake, Aug. 13th..., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gruby entertained party of % of their
| friends from BuckspOrt and this place last
Saturday evening. Several fine musicians
wera present and the evening was passed
very pleasantly Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Berry visited rela-
tives in Standpoint last Sunday. Miss
Agnes Ward of Prospect Marsh is visit
ing Miss Faustina Harding Miss Ellen
IIeagan entertained the Helping Hand Club
Aug. 18th. Mrs. Abbie McCennen and
Mrs. Collins of Bucksport visited Mrs. Jes-
sic Harding last Friday. Entertainment
and ice cream sale at the schoolhouSe next
Saturday evening. All are cordially nvit-
| ed.
| TROY
After a severe struggle with the wet
weather the farmers are through haying
and good crop has been harvested by
most of them. DR.. and Mrs. NJ T. Dodge
are entertaining Master Monroe Wyman of
Marlboro, Mass, through his vacaton....
Mr.. Frank Bagley and Mrs. E. f. Bagley
of New York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T.W Howes. -. Mrs. Bert Stevens of Roches
ter, n. Y, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. V. b. Mitchell. 80. Miss Myrtle
Forbes Of Brooks is visiting her aunts, Mrs.
LeatherS and Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. Emma
| Pierce and daughter Erdina spent a few