The Republican journal., 1903-08-20
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week i
CENTRE MoNTvILLE.

Deferred from last week j
CENTRE MoNTvILLE.
The Bartlett family reunion will be hell
August Goth at S. o. Bartlett's FARM.
Union Harvest Grange enjoyed baket
bean supper at their hall Aug. 8th. 1t wa
the first meeting since the annual summe
vacation.
NORTH MONROE.
Mrs. S. B. Hunter and daughter Ella
with her mother, Mrs. Catherine kitchin
who have been visiting Mrs. Hunters sis
tiers, Mrs. A. K. Fletcher of North Monroe
and Mrs. H. E. Chase of Jackson, have re-
turned to their home in Harvey, New
Brunswick. Mrs. Kitchin will remain some
weeks longer. ...Susie and Eliza Goodwin
who have been quite sick, are slowly i'm
proving.
WALDO STATION.
Haying is progressing slowly owing to
the dull weather. 1t is nearly the middle
of August and much grass is yet uncut,
though more hay has been harvested, and
in better condition, than the variable
weather would seem to warrant. IF. E.
Littletield has raised the roof of his store
four and one-half feet. The Sunday
school concert at South Brooks, Aug. 9th,
was interesting and well attended. DANIEL
F. Gould of Boston is visiting relatives in
town. . Mrs. Cora Smith and daughter
Jessie of Somerville, Mass, have been
spending a few weeks at E. G. Cummings
90. Chas. Wallace and wife of West Wiz
ginia are at A. j. Simm ons' for number
of weeks. :. Ethel Staples is at home from
North Andover for visit. Virginia Ellis
of Lowell, Mass, is attending her sister
Clara. who is quite i'll with grip at Calvin
Richardson's.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Misses Minnie Moody and Helen Calder
wood gave a very enjoyable lawn party on
Mr. William Smiths beautiful lawn last
Saturday evening The company played
croquet and other games. Ice cream ana
cake were served. Mrs. Jennie Moore
has returned home after several weeks in
WinterpOrt . Seldom Jacobs has been VS.
iting his old home here, after an absence
of many years. He resides now at Clifton,
Mass. Mrs. Hattie llichborn OF New
York called on friends here last week..
Miss c. Ada Partridge is at home from Fox
croft, where she has had employment for
two years. -. Elder Stairs has been very
sick for several weeks. Mrs. Emma Par
fridge has been seriously i'll, but is now
conyalescent. . Will Jacobs of Clifton,
Mass. is at home for his summer vacation.
go. Miss Abbie Chase of Searsport Harbor
visited Misses Bertha Partridge and Helen
Littletield last week.. Miss Ella Moore
spent few days with her sister, Mrs. Free
man Partridge, recently. Herbert Black
is cutting the hay on the Crockett farm.
SWANVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hatch, Chelsea. Mass,
and Miss Florence II. Fech and Nh. Henry
l. Hatch of RoXbury, Mass, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Y DIRK -. Hon. George
NJ. Seiders, Attorney General, and wife OF
Portland are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. III.
Nickerson at Maple Terrace Farm. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Patterson and daughter OF
LYNN, Mass, are guests of Mr.. Patterson
brother, MI. j. ". IdlteTSOH. MI. SHootoi
Trundy of North Searsport has been haying
for Mrs. Sarah Peavey Mr. Frank Miller
of Chelsea, Mass, arrived Sunday morn
ing. Miss Edith Miller is spending few
days with friends at Bar Harbor. Mr.
Tompkins of Islesboro, who recently bought
the L. L. Downs farm, moved in last
week . The dance at Cunningham's Hall
last Thursday evening was very enjoyable
affair. There is to be another this, Thurs
day, evening. Prof. Fred II. Nickerson
and son Paul of Melrose, Mass, are visiting
friends in town. Mr.. Isaac Mckeen and
daughter Grace have returned to their home
in Noburn, Mass. Comet Grange resumed
its meetings last Monday morning MI
and Mrs George Haskell and Miss Gertrude
Haskell of Salem, Mass, are spending a
few DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith. ...
Mrs Ellen Taft of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. A. Goldsmith.
PROSPECT FERRY.