The Republican journal., 1910-10-27
County Correspondence.
APPLETON.

APPLETON /
Fred Davidson has sold his place, situated
on Canal street. to Mr.. Charles Brown of
Oakland Mr.. and Mrs Brown and little son
have been recent guests of Lorenzo Morang
and wife Clarence Fish has returned from
Worcester and Rutland, Mass, where he has
been employed in asylums.. Charles and
William Eewbert and nephew, Albert Pitman
have had yield of over 5000 bushels OF pota-
toes. They had nine acres under cultivation.
They also have three acres of field corn -.
Water in wells in the vicinity of Gushee's
Corner is very low, and water for household
purposes is brought from springs and wells a
long distance away.
NORTH SEARSMONT.
A. f. Paul of Boston is in town for few
DAYS Clarence Paul of Morrill, has been dig
ging potatoes for Frank Cooper the past week.
Victor Grange will hold sociable Thurs
day evening, October 9th. All are cordially
invited Ice cream will be served. Mrs.
Geo n Cooper is critically ill with infiamn'a-
tory rheumatism. Mrs. Georgia Hook is car
ing for her Mrs. Clara Mears, who is stop
ping for a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Paul, spent a few days in Morrill, last week,
the guest of Mrs. Helen Mears. There will
be dance at Aliens Hall, Montville, Thurs
day evening, October 9th. M. F. Hunt is
painting F. A. Jones' house Miss Bertha
Woodbury. of Morrill, spent Sunday in this
place.
NORTH lSLESBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Coombs are visiting rela
tivas in Boston and Providence. -. Miss Lavena
Grover left October 18th for Dedham, Mass,
where she will spend the winter. Miss Elsie
Wyman has gone to Roxbury, Mass. where she
has employment for the winter. Miss olive
Coombs spent last week with her friend Miss
Media Pendleton at Dark Harbor. :. Mr.. M K.
Trim is visiting his brother, Arthur Trim, in
Athens, Maine . District Deputy Grand Mat
ron Mrs Nellie Dow of Roc'Sland made her Of
fetal visit to Lone Star Chapter, 0. E. ST. &C.
tober 18th. After the exemplifcation Of the
work banquet and social were enjoyed. -.
Jesse Bates came from Sangerville last week
to visit his mother, Mrs, E. C. Bates. Mr..
John Yeaton, who broke his leg short time
ago, is up and about work again.
NoRTHPoRT.
Albert H. Blackington of Rockland and
crew of men are building reservoir in the
park at Temple Heights for the purpose of
supplying the hotel with water. Carpenters
are also at work on the hotel and it is ex
pected to have it ready for opening next
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Oxton of Rock
land are occupying one of the Cobe cottages on
South Shore, Northport, as lodge keepers. Mr..
Oxton is also employed about the grounds,
which are being improved and graded =. Mrs.
s A Fellows of Bangor, who recently bought
one of the Wharf cottages, il having it
erected on the lot in front of the Decrow cot
tage on Bay street, at the entrance to Bay
View park. Mrs. Isaac Hills returned last
week from a ten days visit with friends in
Boston. Eugene r. Conner of Belfast is
building new cottage on Maple street, North
port Campground, in the rear of two he al
ready owns. 1t will be for rent.
WINTERPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Bussey of West Win
terport very delightfully."- entertained last Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. They are to
move to Montville for the winter, where Mr.
Bussey and L. E. White are to operate in the
lumber business, and this party was rendered
their many friends as farewell reception.
The greater part of the guests arrived in the
afternoon and the time was pleasantly passed
in social diversions. Supper was served to
about twenty-five, and the evening visitors
began to arrive until SO were present Six
tables were arranged for whist, which was
played for two hours. The winners were Mrs,
E. N. Bartlett and Charles Drake, and they
each received a pretty souvenir. The conso-
lati ons were awarded to R. L. Clements and
Mrs. g. Fl. Y ork. All were then invited to the
di ming room, where tempting buffet lunch
W as prepared. This was meant for those who
did not partake of the regular supper, but
none refused the invitation, and there were
chose who averred that this was better than
the first supper Tables of bridge, finch and
IS were enjoyed for short time and midnight
came all too soon. AS we departed for our
homes We left our best wishes for their sue
cess in the new business and our regrets that
We are to lose them for the season from our
social life. Mrs. Ina Coombs and daughter of
Gardiner visited at E. n Bartlett's few DAYS
ploynent in the B. & A. office in Bangor
Hollis Richie, who is recovering from severe
attack of typhoid, is stopping with his sister,
Mrs. VIM H. Twombly Several apple buyers
have been in town the past week They were
offering around $3.50 per barrel. ... Bertrand
and Kenneth Jewett are recovering from their
recent illness. Mrs. Emmie P Thompson and
her son Charles were at their former homo in
Winterport Sunday.
SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Cleone Whitmore and Mrs Pearl Hills
of Northport were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Packard last week Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Mar
den are in Clinton for brief time. Mrs D.
l.. Craig has returned from Boston :. Miss
Maud E. and Horace T. Muzzy of Somerville,
Mass, called on friends in town last week..
Mr. Rufus Gilmore, Mrs Dora Ripley and Mr.