The Republican journal., 1903-10-15
County Correspondence.
SOUTH LIBERTY.

M. w. LeuIoSt IcccHtly Uou6A0 0n0 AsSA AAA
of Mrs. Mark Bowler, in East Palermo,
some two miles from his home farm. Last
Spring, Mr.. Lenfest bought valuable tim
Der lot of Mrs. Edmund Prescott. -. Rex
Prescott recently caught two handsome
raccoons. They were pretty little fellows
He sold them at them at the Washington fair
.... Mrs. Abbie Sherman of Palermo Center
who has been at H. F. Evans tor some
weeks, has returned home.
sWANvILLE.
Mrs. William Hatch and two children
have returned to ROxbury, Mass, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Herbert York.
....M Mr.. Page of Kingman was in town re-
GENTLY. Ed. Clements has moved back to
his farm. Fred Ward of Dixfield called on
friends here Saturday. Miss Alice Nick
erson of Belfast visited her aunt, Mrs. I.
S. Ford, last week.. Frank Peavey has
moved back to the Hanson place. ..... Miss
Mae Clements of New York is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. E. Brown. Miss Eliza
beth Whitcomb visited her cousin, Miss
Lydia Nickerson, recently. Walter Nick
erson is at home from Unity. ...P. L. Nick
erson has returned from Portland. ..... Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Stevens, Mr.. D. w. Billings
and Miss Billings attended the funeral of
Mrs Sarah Staples in Belfast Friday.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Miss Martha Littlefield has gone to Win
terport. Maude Partridge will take her
place at Ivory Georges while she is away.
.... Mrs. Evelyn George was the guest of
Mrs. Lyman Partridge one day last week.
... Horace and Myrtle Cunningham, who
have been visiting relatives here, have re-
turned to their home in BrOwnville.. Mr.
Lemuel Dickey has gone to Brownville to
work. james Jacobs is very low... Miss
Laura Davis is in Belfast, the guest of Mrs.
Eta Perkins. Mrs. F. Percy Partridge
recently visited Mrs. Emma Partridge....
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickey and children.
who have been visiting friends in town,
have returned to Sangerville.. Lyman
Partridge says his farm is for sale.. Frank
Overlook and Mrs Cunningham have gone
to Milo. :. Tom. Wagner and family have
moved to Searsport.. Elder Stairs is still
i'll. There will be dance in the Green
Valley dance hall next Saturday night.
MIR Edwin B. Colson of Guilford is in
town, the guest of Miss Clarce Partridge.
STANDPOINT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Clifford went to
Watervlle last week. Mrs. Clifford re-
turned home in a few days, but Mr.. Cliff
ford will remain for a longer visit. Capt.
and Mrs j. P Showers left last week for
New York and later will go to Cuba for the
winter. Mrs. Susan Sweetsir of Sears
land have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Edna Cousins, who is at her home here for
a few weeks. Mrs. Jennie Dunbar and
son Karl of PenobScot are visiting Mrs.
Clara Erskine. :. Mrs. W. B. Sawyer of
Searsport is with her daughter, Mrs Fred
Shute, for several days. -. Mr.. Frank Frs
kline, who has been engineer of stmr. Ire
mont, has arrived home and gone to Rock
port in sch. Pearl. School in this district
closed Oct. 9th. .Schr. Edith III. Symlng-
ton discharged coal here recently for the
Knickerbocker Tuwage Co... Schr. Polly
has been here the past week from Belfast
with coal from the Belfast Fuel d Hay Co.
S,yANvILLE CENTRE.
Llewelyn Knowlton and wife are visit
ing in Bangor. Eugene Jenneys, who is
first assistant engineer Oh steamer rum
ming from Newport to Georgetown, has
spent two weeks vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. JenneyS.. f. A. Rob-
ertson and wife went to Frankfort Sunday,
called there by the illness of his brother, j.
A. Robertson. .. f. f. Clement and family,
who have been caring for William Clements
and wife, have moved to their home in
North Searsport... c. II. Marr and daugh-
ter Nellie have been on the sick list, but
are convalescing. Bert Small, who has
employment with DR.. Kilgore in Belfast,
has moved his family there. ... Leroy Batch
eler has carried his three sons to Montville,
where he has a boarding place for them....
The High school began Oct 18th with Fred
Nickerson of Prospect as teacher. Charlie
Webb has returned to Massachusetts,, where
he has employment. Melissa McKeen,
who has employment in Belfast, is at home
CdFluS lOT uct ldGtlcI, hcuIy y Dodlos W uO 10
dangerously ill....Eli West and wife of
Monroe visited her sister, Mrs. Henry
Beals, last Sunday. Miss Katheryn Scrib-
er. who is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
P. White, has returned from short vaca-
ton at her home in Searsport. Mrs. David
Moody and Mrs. Albert Moody called on
their old neighbors here last week. ... Mr..
and Mrs. Peregrine White of Winterport
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements and son
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. P.
White. >. 1t is very sickly and there have
been many deaths. Three were buried in
our cemetery in one week. Mr.. and Mrs.
James McKeen of Belfast visited Mr.. Beals
last week.
WINTERPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atwood gave birth
day party Monday evening, Oct 5th, in
honor of their guest, Mrs. II. F. Sprowl, and
it proved to be very delightful occasion.
The rooms were beautifully adorned with
flowers, and conspicuous among the deco
rations of the tea table was an elegant birth
day cake. Mrs. Sprowl left Wednesday to
join her husband in Phippsburg. Miss
Sarah Jefferson is at home from Bos-
ton for brief visit to rela. ives. Nv. B.