The Republican journal., 1910-10-06
County Correspondence.
NORTH IslEsBoRo.

County Correspondence.
NORTH lSlESBORO.
Monday night was the last Of the very inter-
esting series Of meetings held At the Baptist
church by Rev. Mr.. Low, one Of the Alexander
Chapman evangelists. and Mr.. Low returned to
Philadelphia Tuesday morning. 49,. Everett
Dean of Lincolnville has been doing quite an
amount Of work on his place here.
LIBERTY.
Mrs. Rhoda Benner is spending few weeks
in Brewer. Ralph Reynolds spent Sunday at
home... Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Leman and son
Donald are spending week with relatives in
Islesboro. :. L. P. Critics is clerking for Percy
Leman this week.. Miss Mary K. Davy has
returned to her home in Hyde Park, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Sanford are spending the
week in Boston. IF. J. Tyler of Bethel has
been spending few days IN town. Clarence
Hurd is in Boston for a visit. ..E. R. Ridley
of Minot is q guest this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cram. j. Lakeview cemetery at Sher-
mans corner, has been beautified by the addi-
ton of new fence at the sides and rear
greatly improving its appearance.
sEARsMoNT.
Mr.. Irwin Hill, who is confined to the house
by sickness. is slowly improving. DR.. W.
Dunton will be found at his dental rooms at
the Townsend House every Monday. Rev.
and Mrs. C. H. Bryant have returned from q
two weeks vacation y. Mrs. Lois Mutt of War
rem is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Ripley. Rally
Day will be observed at the M E. church Sun
day, October 9th, with exercises in the audi
forum at 1890 a. NJ. Mr.. Arthur E. Heating
of West Somerville Mass, has been appointed
the personal body guard of Gov. Draper of
Massachusetts in place of W. J. Mcdowell
MIR. Heating was Searsmont boy and his
friends here are glad of his promotion Mrs.
E. E. Wentworth has returned from Boston
and will have her fall opening of millinery and
dressmaking October 9Th, 7th and 9Th. =. Mrs.
B. F. Wells of Belfast will be at the Townsend
House October 10th, 18th and 18th with full
line of up-to- date millinery.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
DR.. Fellows of Winterport was called Sun
day to attend Miss Gertrude Partridge, who is
very low with tuberculosis Ct the kidneys ...
Miss Hattie Larrabee of Prospect is visiting
friends in this vicinity Miss Bertha Part
ridge visited Miss Jennie Crockett Of Brewer
recently and Mrs. Walter Patterson Of Hamp-
den. Parties from Searsport were in town
Friday, looking at Evergreen Farm, which is
offered for sale by Herman Partridge. Amos
Lane is attending the High school at the vii
lage. Wilbur Staples and Fred Perkins are
threshing grain in this vicinity with the
gasolene engine and machine owned by Cliff
ford Staples. Mrs. Lizzie Huntoon of Au-
gusta is visiting her niece, Mrs. Addie Part
ridge. Mr. and Mrs. George Overlook at
tended Mr.. Arno Cummings funeral in Pros
pect last Wednesday . Mr. jocob Eames in
tends to move up to his farm here this winter.
....Services at the chapel were conducted by
Elder Michael Andrews last Sunday. u. Mrs.
Maggie Staples is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Arthur Moore at Standpoint. :. Mr.. Howard
Littlefield will move into his new house on the
Heagen hill this week.
TROY.
Joseph Lewis Stone who for some time had
been in failing health, passed away September
10Th, at the home of his brother Israel, where
he had been passing the past few weeks. Since
his health failed he had shared the home of
his brother R. E. Stone, where he intended
soon to return His age was 81 years, months
and 20 days. Funeral services were held at
his brother Israel's home Sunday afternoon,
Rev. S. F. Walker of Pittsfeld officiating The
burial was in Fairview cemetery. Those pres
ent from out of town were r. E. Stone and
family from Unity, Mrs. Mabel Ward and Miss
Addie Stone from Lewiston, Mrs. Warren from
Bangor, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bagley of
Pittsfeld. :. Joseph Marshall and family from
California, have moved to the late Francis
Hillman place, known as maple Grove farm
which Mr.. Marshall recently bought of Reuben
Rhoades. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bagley, Mrs.
Gowen, Mrs. SideInger and Miss Mile Stevens
attended the Sunday school convention in Unity
last week. ;. Mrs. Fannie Maddocks of Lewis
ton has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Bennett, the past weel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Seavey and little daughter of Brockton,
Mass, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
M. V. B. Mitchell and Mrs. Julia Seavey, in
Troy. :. Mr.. Guy C. Luce and family from New
Hampshire are visiting in town.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Evelyn Avery gave tin shower for
her friend Miss Miriam Grindle last Saturday
afternoon. Twenty-six were present Ice
cream and cake were served and all enjoyed
very pleasant time. It was surprise to Miss
Grindle, who had 81 useful presents She
would find one and that would tell her where
she would find another She had to hunt all
over the house and some were out of doors.
Miss Grindle is to be married October 18th to
Mr.. Ralph Ladd of Brewer. :. Mrs W. D. Har-
riman was in Standpoint to attend the funeral
of Miss Matte Black last Monday. :. Miss
Susie Harding visited friends in Standpoint
last Monday Mrs. L. D. Berry and Mrs. C.
G. Carley visited Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Ellis of
Stockton Springs last Saturday G. w. Silver