The Republican journal., 1904-04-21

CAMDEN.
The Camden Trotting Park Association
is planning for a big celebration, July 4th,
1904. There will be $500 in purses as fol-
lows: 219 class, purse, 5000; 1.57 class,
purse, $500; 2.27 class, purse, 500. Entries
close June %, at II O'Clock p. m. Payment
of entries as follows: 3 per cent at time
of nomination, per cent. before starting.
An additional 5 per cent. from winners
only. The races will start at i p. m. o. S.
Roberts of Somerville, Mass, will act as
starter. In the morning there will be fam
TASTES, boat races, creased pigs, creased
poles, ball games, etc.
STANDPOINT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perkins from Seboeis
were here over Sunday. Mr.. E. X. Per-
kins went to Rockland last week to join tug
Stella as steward 500. Mrs. John LittleGeld
and son Clarence have moved to Boston,
where Mr.. Lttleield is employed. Eugene
Perkins and Silas Wardwell have gone to
Boston to work. go. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Patterson are visiting here from the village
Mr.. Luther Grant and wife have moved
into the upper tenement in +. R. Daggett's
house at the corner. Manley Grant has
moved INTO Mr.. John Littleheld's house,.
Mrs. Sarah Jordan is visiting her children
in Massachusetts,. Mrs. Fred Grant left
IhDlludS lOI tStDUttS IOt u WISH. MI. Y. a.
| French has returned home after few days
stay in Connecticut, ..... Miss Susie Patter-
son is in Rock land attending school. go. A
student from Bangor Seminary preached at
the schoolhouse last Sunday. The travel
ing is very bad in this vicinity. We ex-
! tend congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed
win Grant, who were recently married.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Miss Maud Partridge is at work at Mr..
Ivory Georges. Miss Eva SWEET made a
short visit to relatives here before return
ing to her home at Hermon Pond She has
been the telegraph operator at Searsport
during the winter. Herman and Percy
Partridge have ordered egg cases and will
begin shipping eggs soon. 1.-The many
friends of Miss Golde Robbins are pleased
to know that she has the highest class
honor, the valedictory at the Searsport
High school. A valuable horse belonging
to Wilbur Staples was very sick last Fri
day and the veterinary from Belfast was
called. The horse has recovered. IN. W.
Staples has a case of Cooper sheep dip for
sale. MIR. Horace Lindsey bought fine
horse last week OF MIR. Marion Staples.
household goods in Monroe at auction next
Friday. Ed. Jacobs had a chopping bee
Monday afternoon. -. Mrs. Collier Of Brooks
| has returned home after making a long
visit at Miss1nez Staples. Miss Harriet
D. Hichborn, our popular superinten-
dent of schools, has been taking the
number of scholars in town. .... Everett
| Pierce, the Prospect superintendent of
schools, is remembered as the teacher of the
Roberts school several years ago.. Arthur
L. Haley of Prospect is papering and white
washing in this vicinity. Miss Hattie
Partridge is attending the Dedham, Mass,
High school. Her friends are glad to hear
that she likes very much. &C. 0. Hatch
! went to Winterport on business recently
80. Melvin Clark of Prospect is still in the
magnetic healing business. He has treated
several in this vicinity, among them Mr..
treated for sore on his ear. :. Miss Bertha
Partridge, President of Jewel Branch of
the Sunshine society, received visit last
Friday from her cousin, Miss Eva SWEET of
Hermon Pond, who is also an active mem
Der of the Sunshine society.