The Republican journal., 1908-08-06
County Correspondence.
JACKSON.

JACKSON.
Miss Lula Stiles is at home on her vaca-
ton. Mrs. Ellen Chase and daughter,
Mrs. George Chase, and granddaughter,
Miss Charlotte, of Lowell, Mass, are visit
ing relatives in town.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Morton of Waterville are visiting
relatives in town.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
A neighborhood picnic was held at Frye's
mountain Saturday afternoon. 1t proved
perfect day for distant views. Peter Aver
of Freedom spent Saturday with William
Lowell. -. Mrs. j. o. Bartlett is visiting at
jonathan Bartlett'S. Charles Levenseller
and nieces of Waldo were the guests of
Elijah Gay last Sunday. Miss Myra Greer
of Maiden is visiting her great grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Clara Palmer. Miss Myra Drum
mond, daughter of Josiah Drummond of
Portland, visited her cousin, Mrs. Eliza
Bean, recently. Miss Anna Brown of
Belfast is stopping with her aunt, Mrs.
Volney Thompson.
Mrs. VIM. Reed and son VIM. Nye of
Springfield, Mass, and Carrie Sprague of
Boston, Mass, visited relatives in town
last week. Last Sunday. accompanied by
Mrs David Cook and Mrs. Owen Emmons
and two children, Paul and Dorothy, of Bel
fast, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Il. Andrews
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sprague of
Waldo. james Flye of Unity is in town
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Clark.
He was accompanied by Miss 1nez Gould.
49,. Miss Lizzie Knight is visiting in Bel
fast. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Allenwood and
two sons, Lester and Earl, and Mrs. Lizzie
Allenwood, were at The Head of the Tide
Sunday visiting Mrs. Emma Stewart....
Mrs. Geo. McCloud and daughter Ethel of
Dorchester, Mass, are in town visiting at
Chas. Simmons. There will be a dance at
Mystic Grange Hall next Saturday evening.
Music by Townsend's Orchestra of four
pieces. ....R Rev. Edward Cunningham of
Brooklyn, n. Y, will preach at Mystic
Grange Hall next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. If we do not get rain soon in
this vicinity crops, with the exception of
corn, will be a failure. Most of the farmers
have finished haying and report about
two-thirdS of a crop, but of good quality
APPLETON,
The ball game played here Saturday
between the Medomac Camp boys of Wash
ington and the Appleton nine resulted in
score of five to five, but the game was not
mi ho6 pf heavy
Supper for the boys was furnished by
the ladies of Golden Rod Rebekah lodge in
their dining hail., Ulysses S. Gushee
of Pennington is here for a few days. Mr..
Gushee is doing quite an extensive business
as ali undertaken and dealer in furniture
in Pennington and has a branch furniture
store here, managed by Charles Bills.....
80 to 95 degrees in the shade here Friday.
..Mr. John Proctor is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Proctor. John
is an officer of the Charlestown, Mass,
State Prison. Miss Elizabeth Carleton of
Salem, Mass, has been the guest for few
days of her aunt, Mrs. Fred DavidsOn.....
Mr.. and Mrs. FAIR and son of Boston are
spending their vacation at Bert Mitchell's.
....Alonzo Pease has returned to his home
in Somervile, Mass, after a visit of two
weeks with relatives here. Mrs. A. II.
New bert and niece, Mrs. Lizzie Smith of
Rockland were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. F. Hanley..... Mr.. W. E.
Overlook, State S. S. Missionary, occupied
the pulpit of the Baptist Church, Sunday.
MORRILL,.
The Morrill, Sunday school enjoyed a pie
mic last Thursday ON the shore of Tilden
pond, Belmont Some 200 were present, in
Guiding parents and friends of the school
The Supt., Dr.. T. \. Pearson, furnished
bananas, cndy and peanuts. 1t proved to
be IA fine day.. Miss Emma Murch return
ed to Augusta last week. ...... Mr., Eugene
Adams returned from the Portland General
Hospital last Friday. Mrs. Linda Grey
from Providence, f. L, arrived last Monday
to visit relatives and friends. Mr.. Ernest
Townsend returned home Aug. 9TH from a
visit with relatives in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island His wife will remain in
Providence for few days longer. Mr..
and Mrs. SllaS Storer are at Northport
campground. -. Mrs. Maud Daggett went
to Northport campground last week to stop
for awhile.... Mr.. Will Cross and two chill
dren were guests in town last week. lie
was burned out in the great Chelsea, Mass.
fire -. Nh and Mrs. Leander Jack son and
child from New York visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. jackson, last week.,
Mrs. Elisha Brown has been visiting rela-
tives in jefferson, Me-, the past two weeks
..Mrs T. n Pearson and her mother,
Mrs. Nellie b. Hatch, went to Northport
campground last Monday to remain week
or two.
MONROE.
Rev. Charles Mason preached very elo-
quent sermon at Monroe Center last Sunday
to large audience. Mr.. Mason is native
of Monroe. He preached in Bangor for a
few years Is years ago and went from there
to Idaho, where he has endeared himself to
the people and expects to make it his per-
manent homie The illness of his aged
mother called him here. His wife and two
children are also here. He will return this
week.. Miss Flora Twombly, who has not
been so we'll the past two weeks, remains
about the same. DR.. Ferguson of Bldde-