The Republican journal., 1907-08-22
County Correspondence.
I Deferred from last week. |
PROSPECT FERRY,


PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. Edna Hartman, Miss Jennie
Bowdoin and Miss Eva Richards called
on friends in Stockton last Sunday.
Howard Harding of Dedham, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. w. C. Hard
lng....J. e. James spent Sunday here
with his family returning to Bangor,
Monday morning. Capt. ". H. Harri-
man spent few days with his family
here last week while his vessel, sch.
JACOB M. Haskell, was discharging coal
| at SearSport... Miss Louise CHM of
Lowell, Mass, visited relatives here
last week.. Miss Jennie Bowdoin and
Miss Eva Richards are visiting relatives
here...C. G. Carley of West Newton.
Mass, spent several days with his fami-
ly here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Perkins of Cambridge, Mass, visited
| relatives here last week.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Mrs. t. S. Erskine has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. John Leav-
lit, in Waldo. Miss Georgia Pratt and
Miss Geneva A. Varney went to North
port, Aug. 18th, to remain for time...
Vernon Thompson got an ugly wound
in his foot last week by a horse fork
running down into the barn floor as his
uncle, S. X. Thompson, was hanging
the fork Mrs. D. c. Cain has
gone to Rockland to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Franklin Sherer. Mrs. E. A.
Sprowl and Mrs. F. B. johnson of Rox-
bury, Mass, are at the old home for a
time. Charles Owen and family and
Miss Helen Kittredge of Belfast visited
their cousin, Cora A. Goodwin, last
Snn6aU Tho dow baf nd bo
table was set under the shade Of the
maple trees. Mrs. Emma Jameson of
West Searsmont visited her cousin,
Lucy Tasker, last week, returning home
Sunday. WinsloW and Perley Jaquith
and West Jones cut Charles Aliens hay
last week.
LINCOLNVILLE BEACH,
The house known as the John Clark
house and owned by Mrs. G. G. Hall of
Brookline, Mass, burned to the ground
about midnight Wednesday night, Aug.
It'll. The fire caught in the front hall.
The house was nearly 100 years old and
very dry and quickly burned. Not even
lath was left. The house was used as
sleeping apartments for some of Mrs.
Halls guests. Mr.. Victor G. Golden of
Worcester, Mass, came Tuesday morn
ing, called here by the critical illness of
his infant son."..There was a large con-
gregation at the Union church last Sun
day. Rev c. P. Nash of Camden preach
ed on Life Eternal" and there was
special music-of solos and quartette-4
by Mrs Wellington L. Hallett and Miss
Florence L. Hallett of Brookline, Mass,
Mass, and Mr. Edward Rouse of Nal
den, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Wheel
er and son George of Portland spent
last week with Mrs. Isaac Matthew's.
Mr.. Charles Disney and Fred Mears of
Worcester, Mass, who have been visit.
ing 0. E. French at the F'ElmWood,"
went to Bangor Sunday, going thence
to Boston,. Mr., Bert Landry of Boston
and Mr.. Bryant are guests at the Elm
wood. The latter is taking census of
the town for the purpose of writing its
history. Geo. Pendleton, wife and son
are visiting relatives in town.. Fred
Collamer of Boston is guest at c. A.
Frohock's.. Mrs. Emma Estabrook is
guest at "rhe Rockmere. So. Mr.. Fred
Loring and wife of Camden spent Sun
day with relatives in town.....Mr. Fred
Marden of Waltham, Mass, arrived
last Wednesday at '"The Elms' ..... Mr..
Edward Rouse and Mr.. McLain of Bos-
ton are guests at Mrs. Woosters. ... Miss
Edna Griffin of Rockland is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin.
Mrs. S. J. Gushee and daughter, Mrs.
Ness of Appleton, are guests Of 7. E.
Gushee and wife,. Miss Mildred Flint
of Rockland has spent few days with
Miss Gertrude French. Floyd Moore
of Melrose Highlands, Mass, is board
ing with Mrs. Frank Duncan. Roscoe
McKeene is visiting Capt. Israel Adams.
Herbert Crowley is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Griffin.....W Thompson
returned to his home in Cambridge,
Mass, after spending two weeks with
his family here..... Lieut.. Willard Fro
hook of the Boston police force is at
his cottage, "The Hawksnest, for few
! weeks.....A. L. Lawrence of Waltham,
Mass, and John Anderson of Everett,
Mass, arrived Sunday and are boarding
at ''The Elms." lit is with sorrow that
we learn of the death at the "Montrose"
OF the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor G. Goulding of Worcester, Mass.
They have the sympathy of the entire
community in their affliction. Andrew
Scarlet and Joseph Knowles, after
spending week at 1.-THE Ems" went
to Bangor, August 18th, the former to
make tour of the northern part of the
State, including Moosehead Lake, and
the latter to return to his home in East
Orange, N. j. Mr.. Scarlet, who has
travelled quite extensively and climbed
many mountains, says he has yet to
ind view to equal that seen from
Bald Rock, Lincolnville.