The Republican journal., 1903-07-02
pRospEcrFERRY.

Carle Perry of Bangor visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Heagan last week. Several from
this place attended the circus in Bucksport
Monday. go. Miss Marion Hutchins OF
Bucksport visited Miss Evelyn Avery sew
eral davs last week. Miss Hattie Harri-
man closed successful term of nine weeks
school in this district last Friday. A pic
mic was held at the schoolhouse Friday
afternoon and all enjoyed a very pleasant
time, Miss Myrtle Holbrook closed sue
cessful term of nine weeks school at Mt.
Heagan last Friday. 1t was Miss Hol-
brooks second term of school in that place.
LIBERTY.
IF. Allen of this village, who runs the
foundry, has contract with Auburn par
ties to furnish q tons of castings, known as
lugs or buckles, used for hopping large
tanks, silos, ETC.. with round iron. They
weigh from three to five pounds and are
cast with two holes in each and at a little
different angle Each end of the iron rod
is passed through this lug and has a thread
on each end and is set taut by nut Mr..
Allen is shipping about half ton each
week and he and one man do the work..
Mrs, Jane Gilman and her grandson, Henry
Cram of Newport, are visiting friends in
this village. %. Mrs. j. w. Clough is visiting
friends in Palermo. There will be a 4th
of July dance at Hall st. George under the
auspices of the band. They furnish good
music and their dances are conducted in
proper manner. Frank Bridges left Satur-
day for Medfield, Mass, where he has po-
sition in State institution. Truman Lin
scott has taken his place in the tannery....
DIR. W. L. Cargill arrived in town Monday.
Clarence Sylvester, our new blacksmith
is very highly spoken of as man and as
workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Merriam returned
to Howard, R. L., last Monday. MIR. Geo.
Daggett moved his family on to the Ed
mond Brown farm, Belfast, last week..
Miss Minnie Wood has returned to Thom-
aston. :. Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson of
China were guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. D. White. -. Mr.. John CHM of Boston, a
former resident of this town, is visiting rel
duIVcS u0Ic.s 4NlSS oHNO DiooNS q ASSoAV
graduate of the Castine Normal School, is
at home. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Merriam
spent last Friday night with friends in Lin
colnyille. Mrs. Winnie Allen and Harry
Simmons and Fred Simmons from Camden,
Miss Grace Simmons from Massachusetts,
and Roscoe from Howard, R. L., are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Sim
n Jn1& mud
Mrs, Moody of Lincolnville called upon
friends in town last week. church en-
tertainment at the Grange hall last Thurs
day evening, for the purpose of raising
funds to buy carpets and make needed re-
pairs ON the church, brought out full
house. A literary program and the sale OF
quilt which had already netted over $50,
with other articles, followed by sale of
ice cream and cake, gave a fund of over $50.
The Morrill, Sunday school last Sunday
numbered 132 in classes. The Waldo
County Christian Endeavor Union meets
here July I'd and will receive hearty well
come.
STANDPOINT.
DIR. F. E. Waning and wife and Master
Sidney Bond and Misses Emily and Nellie
Bond arrived by boat Saturday and have
opened their cottage for the season. Mrs
F. S. Hartman went to Bangor Friday,
shopping. -. Mrs Frank Perkins of Bucks
port spent two days here last week. Ralph
Richardson from Bucksport has opened an
! ice cream parlor in the Rice cottage near
%bo vbor prof EraDPb
and wife of Roxbury, Mass, arrived last
week for their vacation. Miss Lucia
Shute has been at home from Bangor for a
short vacation. -. Chldren's day was OBJ
served Sunday, June 2sth. The church was
decorated with flowers and ferns and a con-
cert was given in the evening, with a large
attendance. :. Mr. Robert Clark and wife
of Montevideo, Minnesota, are here visiting
relatives Mr.. Clark was born in Monroe
and hak not been here for thirty years. He
was a captain in the Civil War and has
since been prosperous farmer in the west,
but lately retired from farming. A family
gathering was held at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Sarah Jordan, June 9th. All the liv-
/ ing brothers and sisters were present. They
! were Mrs Margaret White of Winterpnrt,
Mrs. Sarah Jordan of Standpoint, Mrs.
Maria Colson of Bangor, Mrs. Lydia Staples
of Standpoint, Mr.. Samuel Clark of Mon
roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Monte
video. The day was greatly enjoyed and
many "reminiscences of childhood were re-
called. After several weeks visit with
relatives in Maine and Massachusetts Mr.
and Mrs. Clark will return to their home in
the west.
WINTERPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Lozer of New York
spent few days in town last week. Mrs.
Lozier was formerly Miss Lizzie Littlefield
of this place. Mrs James Killman of Pros
pect visited her brother, D. II. Smith, last
week. Miss Marie Wardwell has gone to
Portland for a visit of several weeks. Mrs.
Alice Grant will fill her place as organist
during her absence. 80 Mr.. Charles Fernald
arrived from New York, and his sister,
Miss Elizabeth, from Massachusetts,, Satur-
day to spend their vacation. Mrs. Ell
dredge has moved from the Dunton block
to the Thomas Eaton house.. Mrs. Ella
RovinptOn attended the W, c. T. IT, Con-