The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-03
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

HALLDALE. fe'e
S. S. Emery and his daughter, Mrs. Per-
kins returned to their homein Lowell, Mass.
Aug. 9th. Newell White attended the
fair at Bangor last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. NJ. Clement and children went TO Lowell,
Mass, Aug. 9th, to visit relatives. ...H. B.
ClementMas on the sick list last Monday.
EAST sEARsMONT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Goddard of Cam
den are in town, the guests OF her sister,
Mrs. Arad Mahoney. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
L. Cobb and daughter 1lene OF brockton,
Mass, visited relatives and friends in this
section Aug. 26th. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lane and little grandson spnt Aug. 2Sth
with MIR. and Mrs. D. B. 1oung....M r. and
Mrs. Mark A. Wadlin and two children
were in town Aug. 9th. Leslie Mariner
is shingling his house.
MONROE.
The W. c. 7. U. and L. T. L. met with
Mrs. Albert White Aug. 2Sth. There was
quite a gathering and a fine supper was
served. All went home feeling that the
meeting had been profitable. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Fannie
Shields, Sept. 18th. -. 1t is hoped that every
one will remember that Miss Carrie L.
Carter will speak at the Town Hall, Thurs
day evening, Sept. Sd. A good choir will be
IN attendance. MIR. Barker Piper is poor
ly this week, the result of recent cold.
His son, F. A. Piper, from Washington, d.
c., will visit him this week....A Sunday
school picnic was held in the pretty grove
below the Cream Factory and as it was
very pleasant day the children had fine
time. Mrs. Alice Godsoe and granddaugh-
ter, Gail Cowen, from Orono are visiting at
Lewis Ritchie's. DIR. M. l. Brown of
Dover, who is to leave soon for Texas for
his health, has been calling on friends in
town.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nye have been attend
ing Etna Camp meeting the past few days
....Mr. Henry Butler is great sufferer
from an abscess on his hand, caused by a
blister.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mr., Frank Treat, after a brief visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Treat, took
Thursdays boat for his home in Dorchester,
Mass. -. Mr.. Frank Willard Frye and sister
Miss Dorothy, left town Thursday after
spending several weeks at Pleasant Point.
Mrs. Walter f. KimbalI returned last week
from Boston. Mrs. Albert ColcOrd and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, are at home to re-
main while Capt. c. is making short voy-
age in his vessel. Mr. Joseph L. MoultOn
is at home from Boston for short time....
Mrs John Mitchell, of New York, arrived
Thu sday, and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Hichborn. Mr.. Russell Staples
spent several days in town and left the
middle of last week for Boston,. Miss
Susie A. Cousens left Friday for Agawam,
Mass, where she is to teach during the
coming year. She was accompanied by her
cousin. little Miss Pauline Griffin, who was
returfiing to her home in Mattapoisett, Mass
Our summer visitors are fast departing
for their respective homes. A company of
eight persons left Pleasant Point last Fri
day and several others took Saturdays
boat for Boston. Mrs Harry Winslow and
little son Earle, who have spent the past
month with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sim
con Ellis, left Friday for their home in Quln-
cy. Mass. -. Mrs. Edward NJ. Moulton left
by train Friday for her home at Roslindale,
Mass. Miss Florence Willard of New
York arrived Friday for a weeks visit with
her friend, Mrs. Everett Staples, Jr....
Capt. Eden Shute and wife came Friday
from Bangor, where his vessel is loading.
-. Mr. f. F. Staples, having trecently
bought Gall furnished) the Bradford cottage,
on Cape Jellison, he and wife entertained
there 'scamping-out" picnic party of
Griffin and Mudgett relatives, from Fri
day last to Wednesday, in honor of Mrs
Andrew d. Griffin and Mrs. Alvah Mudg-
EFT of California, Mrs. George Libby
of Minneapolis, Mrs. Parker Blanchard
and Mrs. John Mitchell of New York
and Mrs. Mary P. Griffin of Massachusetts,
The company in addition to the above
named, consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Staples, Mr.. John Mudgett, Mrs. Angie
Mudgett, Miss Alice Uichborn and Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Crocker Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Hichborn and Mr.. Croker and son joined
the campers for Sunday, and many friends
drove down to call upon this assemblage of
old acquaintance during their joyous re-
union week. More than forty persons were
at the cottage some days, and it is safe to
say all received most hosptable welcome
from the always cordial individuals con-
the the camping party. delight
full time all around. is the verdict of all par
ticipating in the weeks Pleasures. ... Mrs.
r. P. Goodhue, her mother, Mrs. Pope, her
sister, Miss Mary Pope, and cousin, Miss
Jennie Mouton, left Saturday for their
Boston homes. .. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Hop
kins and son George left Tuesday for Cam
den to attend the marriage of Mr.. H. s sister.
Miss Esther Ellis and Mr.. Foster,
guests of Miss Els parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Ellis, for the past fortnight, left
Tuesday for Boston. Mrs. Weston Doe
and children left Tuesday to join her hus-
band in Boston. Mrs. Frank Lancaster
and son took Tuesdays boat for Boston, en-
route to Revere, Mass -. Miss Mevena A.
Patterson left by train Wednesday for Port
land, to visit relatives 5here before return
ing to Washington, ID. Co.. There is little
change in the condition of Mrs. }.
French Hichborn. Her husband and daugh.
ter, Mrs. j. F. Ryder, have the sympathy of
friends in their extreme anxiety.