The Republican journal., 1904-07-07
County Correspondence.
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
News was received here June 22nd of tn,
death in WalpOle, Mass, of Mr.. Jame
Smith, son-in-law of E. NJ. Hatch of thi
village. Miss Frank Aver, who recent,
finished business course with Bryant 4
StrattOn of Providence, R. l., has an excel
lent position in a jewelry establishment ir
that CITY,. Harry A. Brown is doing pri
vate tutoring. ....Arthur Richie and Elor
Gilchrest of Belfast were in town on fish
ing trip Saturday. Mrs. c. B. Holt an(
two children are visiting in Hampden ant
Monroe. 80. Mrs. j. W. Clough fell recently
and broke bone near the ankle. .... The
Primary school at their closing entertain
ment raised about IS for their flag.
sWANvILLE CENTER.
Mrs. Ellen Littlefeld is having a serious
time with breeding sore on her thumb.
Mrs. Charles Mari has been visiting hel
mother in OrOnO. zee. Elijah Clements and
wife of Monroe were guests of his brother
VIM. Clements, last Thursday 800. Mr.. AL
bert Damn is repairing his barn. 49,. The
Center school closed Friday. Florence
hay of Waldo is going to work for Miss
Louise Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Al
from the Girls Home in Belfast. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorin Robertson of Monroe were guests
of her sister, Mrs VIM Clements, Saturday
49,. .Ephriam Littlefeld has received from
Jewel Bowling of Maiden, Mass, a fine car.
| riage horse, which is to be turned out to pas
ture fol, a season.. Charles Mari is in Ban
gor on business .... Mrs. Fl. P. White made
| birthday party for Katherine Scribnel
Monday afternoon, June goth. After play.
ing croquet and other games oranges, ap
pies, popcorn, candy and peanuts was pass.
ed around. Supper was served at six O clock
h Coll,
started for the grange, wishing they could
go to birthday party every day.
STANDPOINT.
Mrs. Annie COTE was in Bangor several
days the past week 80. Miss Lottie Grant is
in Castine for the summer Sc. Mrs. Joseph
Berry of Penobscot visited friends here re
Gently. Misses Emma and Martha Black
spent several days in Belfast recently.
Mrs. Jas. Richards has returned from Bos
| ton. Mr.. Foote and family are to occupy
the Leonard Shute house for the summer
Mr.. Foote is the new pastor here and comes
a stranger to us all. A reception was
given to him recently at the hall and a
large company was present. Ice cream
| and cake were served aud a very pleasant
evening passed. Sunday, June Goth, was
observed as children's day at the church,
which was prettily decorated with ever
green, plants and flowers. In the evening
a concert was given by the children and
the audience was one of the largest ever
| seen here. Mr.. Pitcher and family arriv-
| ed Sunday from Massachusetts and are at
their cottage for the summer. =. Mrs. Anvil.
da Meade from Natick, Mass, is occupying
one of Capt. B. F. Rice's cottages near the
| wharf. Two men from Bangor have been
here the past week stating the roof of F. S.
Harriman's new house. -. Mrs. Mary A
| Littlefeld from Prospect Ferry was here
| last week renewing old acquaintances..
| F. A. Maxtield has taken the milk business
of Ernest blanchard. -. J ohm Sanborn and
| daughters from Dover were at his sisters
over Sunday. Mrs. Rose Whitehouse from
| Bucksport joined them here for visit.
| Mrs. Ethel White last Sunday picked 36t
pansies from her garden for church decora-
| ton. E. A. Partridge from the Narrows
| brought the first cultivated strawberries
June 25th. They were of fine quality anG
flavor as your correspondent can testify.
Several showers the past week freshene(
up the vegetation in this vicinity. The
| little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
| Blanchard is very i'll at this writing Mon
| day morning.