The Republican journal., 1904-09-29


/ Marshall. Missouri. Mrs. Frank Gray
and son Leslie and Mrs. II. II. Griffin of
Seal Harbor visited Mrs. John Dean the
past week ... Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Mahoney
OF Dorchester, Mass, are visiting relatives
in town.: Miss Ella Pottle of Medfeld,
Mass, is at home on a vacation. 80. Miss
/ Belle Stetson is at home from Chelsea,
Mass, for a vacation. Mrs. H. L. True
| spent the past two weeks at Northport
Campground. .....P Percy Cross of Boston is
spending few weeks in town.. Miss Bes-
sic Bartlett of Arlington, Mass, is visiting
! her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mahoney
are rejoicing over the arrival of little girl
APPLETON.
! Mr.. land Mrs. S. NJ. Hewitt of Minneapo-
| lis, Mimi, visited relatives and friends here
| last week. Clarence Simmons is teaching
! school in HarpSwell.. Our village schools
| are taught by Mrs. Julia Bills and Mrs
Ava Keller Simmons. Miss Bessey has re-
turned from Bar Harbor, where she has
passed the summer, and is teaching in Tops
ham. Mrs. Alden Robbins is visiting
| friends in Haverhill, Mass, for two weeks
MIR and Mrs. John Chaples, who have
been at 1SlesbOro the past two months, re-
turned Sept 10th. Mrs. II. c. Pease re-
turned Saturday from Winthrop, Mass, ac-
eompanied, by Mrs. Alice NJ. Holt of Lex
ngton. -. Mr.. Harrison Pease has begun
work on the house recently bought of
VIM H. Sumner and known as the Hawkes.
house. Geo. ii. Page was elected repre-
sentative from the Appleton, Hope and
Camden class. Harry Pease, who was on
bate. was elected by a majority of two
which was decided by a recount of the bal
lot in ward 5, Rockland. =. The Baptist
church is receiving quite extensive repairs,
including new steepe, painting. etc.
WINTERPORT.
The Methodist Sunday School will OBJ
serve Rally Day, Sunday, Sept 18th. All
are cordially invited. go. Winterport came
very near having two fires last week We'd
nesday there was "a slight blaze at John Me
Gees store, which caught on the roof and
burned through. The hose company, how
ever, WAS on hand with their usual prompt
ness and, put it out before much damage
was done Thursday the wires became
crossed in the telegraph office and set things
on lire, and it was only by very lively and
efficient work on the part of Mr.. Hill and
his clerks that it was eXtinguished. -. Miss
A lice Blaisdell of Red Bank, y. j., was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Treat last week -.
Misses Lillian and Leila Dresser were the
guests OF their cousin, Marion Grant, recent
ly.... Mrs. {. III. Deane of Boston with her
little son Roland is visiting friends and rela-
tives in town.. Dr.. j. H. Baker and daugh-
ter Jessie visited Bar Harbor last week -.
The town schools began Monday. go. Miss
Louise McDonough is visiting her brother,
Dr. McDonough, in Brownvile. Mrs. Au-
gusta Hardy Bennett and Mrs, Anna Hardy
Thornton of Beloit, Wis, who have been
visiting relatives in town, left on Mondays
boat -. Mrs. Chadbourne of Halloweil is
visiting her niece, Mr. II. NJ Varney....
Mrs, j. j. Durham and master Horace left
Il.,..t
tlan Herbert of Brooklyn, \. y, and Mr..
|. N. Lamb of Camden were guests of
Mrs. p. c. George last week.
BURNHAI.
Frank Lane, prosperous farmer who
has lived several years near Wnnecook
Lake, has sold or rented his place and
moved to Watervlle, where he will reside
in the future. lie and his family were
prominent in all the societies in town ana
will be much missed. Mrs. Nettie Roder-
lex from Rhode Island is visiting hsr moth
Ell at Winnecook and will remain until Octo-
Der. Mrs. Lucia Cox from Mars Hill is
stopping with her mother, Mrs. Rachel
Cushman, for few weeks, when they all,
including two grandchildren, will 60 to the
SeaShore before returning to Mars iiili..
Mr.. Augustus Fletcher, after an absence of
thirty years, returned from Los Angeles,
Cal, to visit the home of his youth, which
was pleasant surprise to his friends. ,....
Clarence Chandler from Auburn has been
visiting his father. The Weed sisters
from Somerville, Mass, have been stopping
at the old home place for the summer.
Frank Conner has just loaded one hundred
cords # wood on the ears at Burnham juno
ton for Jaqulth of Clinton. The wood goes
to wood merchant in Waterville.. Fred
Written is loading wood on the cars at Win
necook for d. NJ. Parks of Pittstield, to 90
tn N3f4rVI|ip Mrs pau1pr Nhnntr has
gone to AroOstoOk to visit her relatives, and
Will be absent about two m0nths..... Mr..
Charles Sherman has very nice residence
fast progressing to completion on Main
street, which will be an ornament to the
village, as we'll as a comfortable and at
tractive home for himself and family.
LIBERTY.
Mrs. William II. Hunt and daughter
Grace have returned from three weeks
stay at LncOlnville Beach. Mrs. William
II. Moody, Mrs. Hattie Clough and Mrs.
Z. A. Sanford of the Sanford House are
passing week at Northport. Mrs. G. NJ.
Ilurd has been spending few days in Bel
fast, visiting friends. 49,. Mrs. George R.
Berry of Hamilton, n. y, who has been
spending the summer here with her chill
dren, left for her home Monday, Sept 10Th
They were accompanied as far as Belfast
by Mrs. Berry's mother, Mrs. j. W. Clough.
-. MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Worthing, Mrs. Eva
Smith and Miss Dorothy Dinsmore, grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Worthing of
Branch Mills, Palermo, spent Sunday with
Mrs. j. W. Clough... Jerry Knowlton, son
of James L. Knowlton, is home from Med
field, spending his vacation with his parents.
REV DR.. George R. Berry of Colgate
University, Hamilton, New York, occupied
the Baptist church pulpit here Sunday
morning, he having arrived Wednesday,
Sept. 18th, to accompany his family home.
DR.. Berry was pastor of the church here
for three years and has many friends, who
thoroughly enjoyed his able DISCOURSE.
Mrs. Angie Cotton has returned to her
home in Somerville, Mass. Miss Lottie
Leighton has returned to her home in Hall
Dwell and resumed her duties at the Gan
nett Publishing House Monday, Sept. 10Th.
announcements of the marriage of
Miss Alma Taylor of Pttsfeld to Robert
Earl Peck, teacher of Latin and French in
the St. Paul Episcopal school at Concord,
\. H.. were received here last week. Mrs.
Peck is sister of Mrs. w. w. Hurd of
this village and is we'll known here The
groom has spent several summers here
Both have host of friends, who wish them
many years of prosperity and happiness.
TROY.
Now that the State election is over farmers
are giving their attention to digging pota-
toes. They are rotting badly in many fields,