The Republican journal., 1909-07-22
County Correspondence.
MORRILL,

Klein is q chemist doing business at the corner
of fremont and Boylston street. Boston. Mass
The party is touring the State in their is-ge
touring car. Mrs. George Clark and daugh-
ter Addie from New Haven, Conn., are visiting
relatives in town. Mrs. Clara E. Murphy is
visiting in Winslow and Embden.. Miss
Frances Merriam daughter of Herman Mer-
RAM, was operated upon at the Waldo County
Hospital last week for throat trouble. Mrs.
Eugene Adams was operated upon at the same
hospital last week for appendicitis. Both are
doing well Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Townsend
went to Massachusetts last Friday and from
there to Providence, R. l., where they will
visit relatives. Mr.. Thomas Storer, Mis-
Addie Walter and Miss Della Bornheimer from
Waldoboro visited their uncle, Mr.. Silas
Storer, last week.
Hon. A. E. Nickerson is able to go out driv-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Wilson and daugh-
ter Helena Elizabeth, Mrs Rawson Lufkin and
daughter, Beatrice katherine of Somerville,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Nickerson.. Mrs. Alice Woodbury. Waldron of
Belfast was in town last week having some
work on the cemetery done. Mrs. Kate
Weekes and Miss Margaret Crockett of Dor
chester, Mass, Mrs. B. Kelly and Miss Eliz-
abeth Kelly of Belfast, were the guests of Mrs.
Mary F. Nickerson last Friday. Miss Jessie
Nickerson, Mrs. Leib, Miss Louise Leib, Miss
Rebecca Ross, Judge Black and Mr. Johnson
Nickerson of Searsport and Mrs. Andrew
Allen of Orange, N. j., called on Hon A. E.
Nickerson last week. The party came out
from Searsport in Miss Nickerson's auto.
Rev. A. A. Smith will preach at the Union
church July 25th at $50 p. m. Sunday school
at 113O .. No.. Mrs. Henrietta Hatch, who
was called here by the death of her father, Mr..
Herbert York, has returned to Waltham, Mass.
Her two young daughters will spend the sum-
mer with their grandmother Mrs. York.
THORNDIKE.
A heavy shower of rain with hail, thunder
and tightening passed over here Saturday p.
m. Fortunately there was but little wind so
no serious damage was done. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Higgins received a pleasant call last
Sunday afternoon from his three nieces Mrs.
Ellen Chandler of Lewiston, Mrs. Almira
Knowlton of Newton, Mass, and Mrs. Sybil
Ballard of Minneapolis, MINI. They were ac-
companied by Mrs Donald Chase and Mr.. Frank
Bartlett of Unity, relatives of Mrs Higgins.
Mrs S. F. Files and daughters passed last Sun
day afternoon with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
V. N. Higgins. Mrs. Richard c. Higgins en-
tertained her mother and quite party of other
relatives last Sunday. Mr.. Robert Patterson
went to Belfast July 10Th to join his sister,
Mrs. A. l. Brown, on trip to Thomaston to
visit friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crockett
of Belfast were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V. N.
Higgins last Saturday night. -. George &. Cilley
passed last Saturday night with his wife in Bel
fast Miss Helen l. Phiibrick was the guest
of her aunt Mrs. V. N. Higgins for a day or two
last week. -. The Black Brothers have bought
a new Iron Age potato sprayer OF E. A Car
penter of Brooks, and are now ready to battle
with the later bugs whenever called for.
NORTH ISLESBDRO.
Capt. Freeman Coombs is enjoying visit at
home while his vessel is discharging. Mrs.
ANGELA Adams was in Bangor last week, the
guest of her son, Josiah Adams. Master
Henry Gardiner of Castine is spending few
days with his grandmother, Mrs. Artha War
rem Miss Nina Parker of Castine has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Warren Miss Evelyn Pendleton was in
Belfast Wednesday and Thursday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Addison Pendleton. The Misses
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Harbor Friday Mrs. Edith Collins Wyman
who spent the winter in Massachusetts, with
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Sprague, returned last
week. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pendleton of
Lewiston arrived Saturday to spend few
days with Mr. Pendleton's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Collins of Brighton, Mass, are visit
ing Mrs Collins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Coombs Miss Caro- Parker visited friends in
Stonington last week. Mrs Annie Burgess
and Mrs Perkins of Belfast, spent Sunday at
Point Comfort, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
c. Warren . Capt. Otis Freeman Coombs is at
Helen Ryder and her daughter, Miss Gayle
Ryder. He is repairing his house, preparatory
to letting it in the fall . There was play at
the town hall Thursday night There was a
baptism Sunday at the Second Baptist church
by the pastor, Rev. A. G. Warner.
LINCOLNvILLK BEACH.
Mr.. Geo. E. Tibbetts of Boston, an uncle of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hallett Gilberte, who has been
visiting Melody Manse, had just returned
from trip through Europe. having been in a
party of Mr.. Charles Shaw, of the well known
candy firm of Page & Shaw. The party had
delightful trip, having gone by way of the
Mediterranean to Milan, Venice, Rome, then
on to Lake Como, the Swiss and Italian Alps,
then to Nice and Monte Carlo and the beauti-
full southern France, then to Paris, Vienna,
BRUSSELS, Berlin and Frankfort A charming
motor trip was made down the beautiful Rhine,
probably the garden spot of the world. From
there to London, Scotland Ireland and Wales.
Mr.. Tibbetts is looking well, but who would
not after such tour. He thought it appro-
pirate to finish the tour by running down and
seeing Penobscot bay, which ranks with the
beauties of the world. ...... Mr.. Ernest Crow
ley of Cambridge, Mass, is stopping with his
mother at the Titles cottage. Quite num-
Der took ride recently to Maiden Cliff, Cam
den, where they had picnic dinner. Among
those in the party were Mr.. Geo. Woodward
and mother, Mrs. Carswell, Mrs Emma Esta-