The Republican journal., 1908-07-16

SanbOrn, Clifford Grant, Alice West, Ken
meth R0uillard, Earl Fo ster. Beulah Nicker-
son, Blanche Doe, Beatrice Reed, Lizzie
Trlndy, Sadie Barrett, Walter Dreamer,
Ruth Merrithew, Olive Foster, Urbanna
May Smith. Hortense Nickerson, Freda
Hendricks and Erma Jackson, recitation
lists. The Service of Dedication was given
three children - Gwendolyn Sanborn,
Blanche Doe and Sadie Barrett-by the
minister, and the christening was very i'm
pressive to all present.
County Correspondence.
| Miss Bessie Gushee has returned from
school,. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ripley of
Bath have been the guests for few days of
G. II. Page. Mrs. Frances Gushee and
daughter Fannie retu, ned from Vinal-
haven Wednesday. Miss Edith Gushee,
who has been teaching school in Russell,
Mass, is spending her vacation at her
home. :. Alonzo Keene of Somerville, Mass,
w
| for few weeks of H. c. Pease and Harry
Pease.. No showers have visited this part
of the town for two weeks, and the crops
are suffering for rain. 1t was 100 degrees
in the shade here July 18th.
NoHTHPoRT.
| Charles o. Dickey lost a valuable work
| horse last week. He was worked as usual
during the day and in the night was taken
| sick and died before morning. .....A light
crop of hay owing to lack of rain. Many
| old fields are not worth cutting. On the
other hand Job b. Herrick, on piece of
land ~ rods long by 2 rods wide, cut, ac-
cording to good judges, the writer among
them, 1900 lbs of as good hay as ever grew,
or at the rate of 5 tons per acre....Cove ar
rivals to date: Norman Ii. White and fam
| lily; MIR. D. e. Wing of Boston and family
at his fine cottage; and Mr.. lredell, wife
and three daughters, who are occupying
their pretty cottage overlooking Penobscot
| bay. They have as guests Miss Timson
and Miss Sanders. Everybody is glad to
see Mr.. Gallagher and wife at his newly
erected cottage. George p. Riley, wife
and son Philip are at their cottage for the
season. go. Temple Heights is slowly filling
up and by next week we expect to report
| large number of arrivals.
SEARSMONT.
! Charles Ripley has gone to Squirrel
| Island for months outing with party of
| Boston friends. .......L. 5. Staples was the
of Loo
Among the arrivals last week were Miss
Sadie Fuller, Boston; Miss Blanche Tay-
| lor, Needham Heights, Mass, David Craig
of Harlowtown, Montana, and Miss Nettie
Cross of Bangor. Mrs. M. S. Tibbetts has
gone to VaSsalboro for a brief VISIT. Mrs.
H. H. erie, son Oscar and daughter Ethel
of Castine dined with Mrs. E. R. Packard
last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Wood
cock and Miss Mildred Woodcock of Cam
den were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nc
Currison Saturday and Sunday, July 18th
and 18th. Eugene Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nixon and child of Lowell, and Mrs.
A. Adams of Pittsburg, Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Matilda Reynolds. ....G. b. Dyer and
wife of Belfast were in town last Saturday.
guest Of Miss IneZ Cushman.
MORRILL,.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Morse left for their
new home in Palermo, July 9Th. Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Morgan and little daughter Eliza
beth were at Mrs. Deborah Thompson's last
week. Miss Masie Morgan arrived Satur-
day. Mrs. Morgan and Maisie will spend
the summer here. Misses Emma and Flora
Murch are spending their vacation with
their mother, Mrs. Lotte Murch. 500. Miss
Grace Simmons of Scituate, Mass, is spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. L. Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Lean
der Jackson and child of New York visited
relatives in town last week =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Weymouth of Stockton were visitors in
town Sunday. ...Storer Wiggin from Whit
insville, Mass, is spending the summer
with his grandparents. MIR. Samuel Adams
and Mrs. Josie Markle from New Haven,
Conn, were at her mothers, Mrs. E. E.
Mears, One day last week. They are spend
ing the summer at Northport Campground
where Mrs. Mears will join them at her cot
tage this week. Haying is we'll along and
the crop not over two-thirds of last year,
and many say one-half. Last week it was
so dried and burned by drouth that it was
ready to haul in about as soon as cut. Pas
lures are about useless, and brooks, streams
and springs are dried up. Growing crops
are suffering badly.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Frank Barker of Ohio visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Barker the past week.
... Mrs Margaret Preble of Monterey,
Calf, and Miss Lula Mason of Belfast
visited friends in town last week. 80 Mrs.
C.. R. Richards and daughter of Chevy
Chase, Md, arrived Saturday, called here
by the illness of her son, Bartlett Richards
....Mr and Mrs. Raymond Carter enter
tanned their friends at the Grange hail FRI
day evening by a dancing party. A gener-
Gus treat was provided by the host and
hostess. A beautiful chiffoner was pre-
sented to them by their many friends with
their hearty congratulations. Miss Ruby
Oxton of N. Belfast is spending her vaca-
ton with her sisters and brother in South
Montville. :. C. L. Edmunds took his bride
home the first of last week. Leslie Nash is
prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing,