The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
County Correspondence.
NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.


Miss Eudavilla Cleaves has new piano.
VIM. NJ. Merrithew lost valuable COW
recently. g.
Most of our farmers have begun haying
and report light crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Robbins are Wis
iting relatives in Appleton.
Miss Mary Hartman of Stockton Springs
is the guest of Mrs. Walter Moody.
DR.. Darling Of Belfast was here recently,
the guest of Miss Lettie Nickersol.
The dance at Sumner Nckersons pavil-
ion last Thursday was we'll attended.
Rev. Horace Welsh's son and daughter
from Pittsfield have been visiting him.
Miss Gussie Nickerson and Miss Lillian
Phillips of Swanville were in town Sunday.
Fred Hayes of Stoneham, Mass, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Marden.
Ell. Nickerson OF Portland has been re-
pairing his barn on the William Chase
place.
Miss Lillian Smart arrived by Tuesdays S
boat from Everett, Mass, where she has
been attending school.
The dance at Marden's ball last Saturday
night was we'll attended. There Will oe
another in the same hall next SATURDAY
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Button OF Boston are
here for the summer vacations and are
an6 Mrs. WIN, d
Mathews.
Charles O. Fernald is probably the hrst
farmer in this vicinity to finish hayihe'
He put on large crew and got it all into
the barn before Saturday night.
Miss Addie S. Mathews and nlece'
Miss Marion A. Lamb, arrived from Chel-
sea. Mass, July 7th and will spend the
summer with Mrs Marion Mathews.
Eben w. Seavey, an old resident OF thls
nlace. died Friday at 10a. m. OF cerebral apo
plexy, aged p years. He had been connheo
to his bed only two weeks. Mr.. Seavey had
haen a, lifelong Democrat md was postmas-
fer at this place for a number OF years. lie
leaves four sons and one daughter to mourn
his death. George of Belfast; Fred, who re-
sides in the West; Charles ii. ana hoss vi
Boston, and Mrs. Thaddeus Hutchlngs ol
LYNN. Mass. Died in North Searsport'
July 1st, at the advanced age OF 80 years.
Mrs. Hannah Stinson, widow OF Joseph
S+inson. She was born in Prospect IN July,
1907 Her maiden name was Crocker, and
she was the youngest OF a family Oh IL
children. During the last 20 years OF her
life she had her home with her son. A.
Stinson. For the past 10 years she haa peen
a constant care, but no pains were spareo
to make her last days comfortable. 10 MIS-.
A. Stinson is due the credit, and 10 her' III
mart. is due long and happy life.
DonGr's CORNER Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Eernald arrived last Saturday morning
from lowell, Mass, to visit his parehts'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Fernald.. Mrs Geo. a.
KYLE and daughter returned to her nome III
Everett. Mass, last week.. Fred Hayes Oh
s+onoham. Mass, is boarding at James r..
Marden's Capt. George l.. ohaplh mas
been picking peas from his garden since
Jnne osth. Mrs. Sargent and family OF
Jvnn. Mass. are at the Cottrell cottage Tor
the summer The funeral OF b. W. oeaVeS
occurred at his home last Sunday, Kew
George Hamilton officiating. MI SeaVey
has long been ID resident of this place ana
will be greatly missed. Much sympathy IS
exnressed for the family Miss Wlnni1rea
+ Natthews.went to Portland last Tuesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Ernest Nlckersoh
THE NEWS OF BROOKS.