The Republican journal., 1904-07-21
| SOUTH MONTvILLE.
Mrs. ALBANIA Gilman and Mrs. c. E. Gil.
man of Cambridge, Mass, have returned to

SOUTH MONTvILLE.
Mrs. ALBANIA Gilman and Mrs. c. E. Gil.
man of Cambridge, Mass, have returned to
the old home to spend the summer. -. Mr..
s. Webb has gone to Albion. Mrs. j. S.
Bartlett has been quite sick, but is improv-
ing. 49,. Hazel McLain is stopping with her
for few weeks....C. S. Adams and son
John are cutting the hay on the Leonard
Cooper farm. There is to be a Prescott
reunion at the home of G. W. Prescott
Wednesday of Old Home Week, to which
all that are in any way connected are cor
daily invited, and come prepared for pic
mic dinner.
wINTERPORT.
| George Worcester, Esq, and wife of
Bangor were the guest of Mrs. c. NJ. Chase
Saturday. Miss Lena SprOwl has gone to
Dorchester, Mass, to visit her cousin, Mrs.
T. l.. Keppler. Misses Marie Wardwell,
Harriet Moody and Blanche Shaw are
attending the summer school at StOningtOn.
| marion Grant is visiting her cousins, the
DOty of Hampden, with her two little ones,
is stopping with her mother, Mrs. John
| Arey, for awhile. Mr.. Ella Williams was
in town for few days recently. Miss
| Nellie MorrisSey is at home from Bangor for
her vacation. Measles are quite prevalent
|
Mrs. james Haley, who have been on the
| sick list for some weeks, are both some
| what improved. AT the close of the morn
ing service in the Methodist Church last
Sunday there was reception of members
and four were added to the church. In
the evening Mr.. Mckenzie Murray, Secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. c. A. of Milford, Mass,
gave very interesting talk on his work.
LIBERTY.
Joseph Young, highly respected citizen
of the town, died on Wednesday, July 18th,
| after an illness of one week of rheumatic
| fever. Mr.. Young was born on the island
of Matinicus in 1919, but came to Liberty
i with his parents in boyhOod and has resided
here. since; He was man OF exemplary
| habits, an honest and upright citizen, a de-
voted husband and father and will be missed
| by many friends. He is survived by a
widow, two daughters, Mrs. Harry Leeman
! of Palermo and Mrs. Ward Benner of
Brewer; three sons, Walter, Eben and Les
| ter, who are at home; also one sister, Mrs:
J Frank Lamson of Elmwood. The funeral
| services we're held at his late home on Fri
| day.. Miss Eugenia Bancroft and Mrs.
Lou Conn of Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived at
Mrs f. L. Mitchell's for the summer on
| Wednesday. Chas. Pulcifer of New York
has joined his family on Bolan hill. "A
j. Skidmore attended the Democratic State
, convention in Waterville Thursday.
| Jameson Gordon returned to his home in
Medfeld on Fridays boat. - Plentiful
catches of white perch are reported this
week. One man, it is said, had string OF
| $50 to his credit. Farmers in this vicinity
are progressing slowly with their haying,
owing to the weather....A. j. Skidmore's
store was broken open Saturday night.
| Ten dollars in money and various articles
were taken... The friends of Miss Nellie
R. Carroll of Southwest Harbor will be in
terested to know that she has had story
accepted by the Youths Companion. Miss
Carroll taught the High school here for
several years.. DR.. George r. Berry of
Colgate University, Hamilton, n. Y, was
in town to attend the funeral of his father
in-law, DR.. j, w. Clough. Mrs. Berry and
three children have been with her parents
several months.
| STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Early last week Capt. Melvin E. Colcord
launched fine gasoline launch in our har-
| Dor. Undoubtedly this will furnish much
amusement during the summer for the cap
| tain, his family, and their numerous friends.
.... Mrs Colby of Boston arrived the past
! week to spend a fortnight with her daugh-
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
| Rendell -. Miss kennah from Boston join
ed the guests at Pleasant Point June 18th.
| 49,. Mrs. Grey and daughter of Attleboro,
Mass. arrived Thursday to remain "a few
weeks at our popular hostelry at Pleasant
! Point. Mir. }. q. Lambert and Capt. Nj.
| E: Coicord represented our town last
| Thursday in the Democratic State coHven-
ton at Waterville... Mr.. and Mrs. White
more and little son, after Il i'm days visit
with Mrs. WIS aunt and husband, Capt
and MIS- Ralph Morse, returned Friday to
| then home III Bangor. Mrs. Lois K. Ny
rick of Massachusetts is the guest OF her
brother-in-law, Mr.. 5. A. Rendell, and
other relatives i'll town.. Mr. and Mrs
Edward NJ Lancaster returned Monday
from Camden, where they have resided for
several years, and permanently opened
| their house, closed during their absence
They We're accompanied by their son and
| wife, Mr.. and Mrs. PIERCE ID. Lancaster,
who Will spend the remainder of the sum
mer here. Welcome to ail....Mr. Ralph
! Hall OF Quincy, Mass, came by Tuesdays
Boston boat 10 spend his college vacation at
Harvard. ...nr. Isaac P. Park, wife, and
Master Linwood of Revere, Mass, arrived
Wednesday to visit the doctors parents,
Capt and Mrs. Charles c. Park: Mr. J.
u. Lambert is showing some desirable mus
Inns and other thin dress materials in his
Weather is such as to demand light weight
garments. verybody-eXcepting our hay
nakers-is wishing tor rain. Lawns, gar
dens and flowers are needing water.
MIS-. w. r. hlmOall ana little daughter
Frances spent several days last week in
Belfast, the guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. A.
Smith,. MI. and Mrs. Charles b. Dever-
eaux will arrive Thursday from New
York to spend a month with Mrs. Deve-
eax's mother, Mrs Mary S. Ames. -. Miss
Carrie Devereaux of New York arrived by
boat Sunday to spend few weeks with her
mother and sisters at their summer home
here. Rev. c. Il. Wells of Woodstock,
Vermont, was the guest of Mrs. r. A.
Simmons last Monday. AT a business
meeting of the Universalist Sunday School
held Sunday afternoon, the following
officers were elected: superintendent,
Mrs. H. r. Hichborn; treasurer, Miss Elva
Randell organist, Miss Susie COusens.
Miss Edna Barrett of Newport, Me-, is
visiting the family of S. b. Merrithew....
We are glad to report Mr.. j. L. Lancaster
as improving from his recent severe
accident
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.