The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
MORRILl.

family reunion al the nome ol Elisha Mei-
riam. There were some Is in attendance
The dinner was served in Mr.. Merram's
new barn, which was finely decorated with
evergreens for the purpose. ...i: ID. White
and family are spending the week at Wash
and wife We're at Temple Heights last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Park of New
Hampshire arrived last week to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. K. Dickey. Mr.
and Mrs. S S. Adams and MIR. and Mrs.
Carl a. Mears from New Haven, Conn.,,
Altha Berry and Miss Jennie Meservey
spent last week at the Morrill, cottage,
Northport Campground Mrs. Lottie
Murch and Bertha Hatch are also at the
Morrill, cottage. Eddie Rich OF Glen
Cove, Rockport, was in town last FRIDAY
union will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Delbert Paul, Thursday, August 81.
EAST SEARsMONT.
Leroy Mariner has three acres of corn
that will compare favorably with that i'll
the great corn growing States Of, Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska and which
cannot be beaten in Waldo county. Some
of the stalks are more than ten feet high,
and the whole Will average height OF
nine feet and is still growing. Would not
some Of those sneering western farmers,
who allude Slightingly to the State OF
Maine ccrn1ields like to have photogra phi
of it?....F. L. Elkins, editor OF the News,
Santa lara, Calf, accompanied by MS son
Ben, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunningham. Mr., Elkins was for
merly we'll known in this vicinity, having
learned his trade in the Progressive Age
Brewster OF Palmer, Mass, is in town for a
few weeks. John Cummings of New
York city arrived August 18th and will
spend few months on his farm. Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Libby of Durham spent an after
noon recently with Mr.. and Mrs. II. c: Ma
honey. g. Mrs. Lewis Poor Of North Adams,
Mass. has been visiting Mrs. G. .. Don
hell. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Goddard of
Camden are in town, guests of her sister,
Mrs. Arad Mahoney... Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
B. Mackenna and son Robert of New \ ork
city are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cummings.
IsLEsBoRo.
The following families occupy cottages in
town this season: J. 7. Atterbury, Mrs
Ruth D. Draper, W. H. Alexander, George
Bird, II. a. Hoyt, Il: 7. Sloan, pr r. D. q
Chaplin, Prof. Samuel A. Tucker of Column
bia University, Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks,
rector of ST. Bartholomew church, Paul
d. Mills, H. j. Morse, B. c. Riggs, Charles
Dana Gibson, all of New York Mrs; H.
tncs Dr. las White. r. A. Bolt, Henry
: Have NiSSG e Eaton. Or. F. a. DAN
iels Chas. Peabody, FIR, Allen, Geo. Lew
is, DR.. Geo. B. Shattuck, q. 5. Sllsbee, VIM
Briggs, R. D. Sears, j. Cowdin, George NJ
Novel;, Miss Rose Cleveland, all OF Boston !;
# + Homer c. 5. Brown. Charles Platt.
Sr charles platt Jr.. George Philler. ST.
Gaorra PbiIlar II Dr. Lewis Starr. Mrs
r II Lewis. George Iiorwitz. Walter L.
i piGSio v" q r. r T,amphlin & ", c. Drexeu.
Mrs ". H. Folwell, all of Philadelphia !;
Harry Narkoe. Penllyn, Pa. John VIII
kins. Washington, d. C.; Dexter Tiffany,
ST 7 ouis. Douglas Robinson, Orange n j..
! Murray Forbes, Milton, Mass James
Lawrence. Groton, Mass Preston Player,
St, Louis: Charles S. Pierce, Milton Mass !;
q + KisSal. NorriStoWn. y. ]. Thus fifty
six cottages in the town are occupied this
Summer. Four cottages are vacant, viz,
thu,e of Herman A. Lewis, Dr. j. W.
Brannan. Miss Ella Williamson and Mrs
Tunjse Ninturu. the owners being in
Europe. The Rev. III. William Prail Of
Albany. \ Y. offers his cottage for sale
Price 1000. There are other cottages
Iar@ar And more extensive. but the location
* evn4I}ent. commanding A fine view of
GjlkeT's harbor. a score of Islands. the
t'amd'en hills and gorgeous sunsets, Mrs
PraI considers the view superior to any
H. ". "
I'm KusSia. Sir John A. 3arran, wife and
.liid-8 boy Il months old-and help, of
England. are at the Parks cottage Mr..
Iarrau spent "a summer here three years
ago iust prior to has marriage to Miss Alice,
eldest daughter OF Rev Dr. Leighton Parks
There is a great deal of Yachting, golf
in and pleasure driving. The favorite
dives This season take in the west shore
and II rhthouse at Grii,dle's Point. the lat
fer. fnInis1l5nr the finest marine views.
sWANvILI.E CENTER.
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it+ar NJ 2,r., k,,n,yltn,, has ratnrned
I,rt'it,,a Vii. ,ocn, Of of ,nnaSnnrt
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VI 49,, NnL,aal, frn,,, No
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III. lieI',, i'asis Sast week Iama,
Ir....l.,n,i it,v ,atI,rnoS from Rrawar yyhare
h. 10 ,,5'' a,aSt Of Ills d.u5htar Mr.
w. %s.' WIZ thare he fnnl. a Trim f. An
gnSt, and Tngnsand was very much nleasad
-,.ifb he H. Sni5;ars' I"n1a An1,1St ootl
Er r. X EnoIrltnn brnnght Mrs II p Viii.
ia1i; :, Ioh vac narfantIy sound
I'd t ii, .re, sod Ia, rear barla.
NJ, " h - nn, 70 Pnrtlamd Mrs. Rina n,
EaI9n ,,''j l. th. oneSt "f her sister Mrs
f,haTi,s Mar NV Wr and Mrs Joshna T ttle
80 md NJ and Mr.. Erad T.ittIaf;ald ~,
Wa IraIe The onasts Of M and Nrs
E,'h,ai,o 4 ,ttiataIi Isst sunday Mis,
skis 90 VI " 49, rat"uad frn Castine
49, ~. bas boau ,t wor. C1arenne
Waii1ar ~ ,,nin9 :" Trn, to taach Sclnol
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