The Republican journal., 1910-09-29
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week.


deferred from last week.
SOUTH MoNTvI1IE.
MRS. Bessie Hopkins Of Orland is v;s;t;nr ~
son. george Sprague. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Snrsor.
have gone to Old Orchard for f.,, -
BUSINESS. Mr.. and Mrs Chester M Ho,,,.. -
Nortn carolina, who have been spending . fo,,
weeks with relatives and friends in this ,,l.ss
started on their homeward trip last Mond.,,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Leighr, who have been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Adams
nave gone to Camden where thew will male !.
snort visit with her sister, Mrs. O Fill.
then go to Boston and visit their two dapob+o,s
Tor week, and later return to Marsb.,,ton
DEL. where they have employment. Mrs r
S. Adams and son Franklin have oona r.
erhiil' Mass, to visit her parents and three ais.
ters.. .Theo, the four-year- old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, was taken to Rel-
1ast last Thursday, where she was operated nm
Tor appendicitis. 1t was very critical case
but she is doing nicely at this writing.
PROSPECT FERRY.
MISS Medora Anna Pierce, who has been here
the past week, returned to her home in Pea
body, Mass, on last Mondays boat Nv. u.
Hartman was in Bangor on business last Sat-
urday. .... Mr.. and Mrs. Otis CHM of Brewer
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W H. CHM last Sunday
49,. Miss Emily CHM, who has been spending
month here with relatives, returned to An
burndale. Mass, last Saturday go. Mrs. G. W.
Silver visited her husband in Belfast several
days last week. :. Miss Evelyn Avery, who has
been spending the summer at Seal Harbor, re-
turned home last week. Mrs. Minnie Avery
of Worcester, Mass, visited her cousin, G. A.
Avery, several days last week w. D. Harri
man and Miss Medora A. Pierce were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Hill of Winterport last Fri
day ...J J. D. Holbrook and Mrs. Clara Little
field attended the funeral of Mrs. Louisa Per-
klns in Standpoint last Friday Mrs George
Wescott has gone to Mortified, Vt, to visit
relatives 49, Capt. w H. Hartman went to
Boston on last Monday evenings train to Join
his vessel, sch. Jacob NJ Haskell 800 DIR. and
Mrs. Darling of Winterport We're guests of
Mrs l.. D. Berry last Friday. Several from
here attended the Monroe fair last week
WINTERPORT.
AS Frank P Clements was on his way to
Monroe High school Monday morning he was
thrown from his bicycle and his collar bone was
broken. DR.. Mansfield was called and reduced
the fracture and his friends wish him d speedy
recovery c. A. York of Bangor has been
the guest of his brother, G. H. York, for the
past week w B. Ferguson of Brewer visit
ed at c. W. Nealley's last week and attended
the Monroe fair. He was the first president of
the Waldo and Penobscot association and is
now So years of age. -. Mrs S. ]. Fish, with
Thomas Deane of Hampden, who is spending
a few weeks in Winterport, visited friends in
Orono, Sunday $3.50. Roscoe M. Ellingwood and
Miss Carrie Chase, both of Winterport, were
united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage
September 18th by Rev. A J. Lockhart Their
friends extend congratulations. A few friends
were entertained at dinner Sunday at the
brides fathers, Wellington Chase. -. Allen
Libby of Minneapolis, who has spent several
weeks with his brother, C. Fl. Libby, started on
his homeward journey Monday morning. 49,.
Willard Whitney and son of Newport were
guests of his father and family several days
last week, -. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. York and c.
A. York of Bangor were guests of Walter York
and wife in Monroe, Sunday. -. Professor S. c.
Thompson left last week for business trip
through the New England States He will be
met in two weeks at Boston by Mrs. Thompson
and they will return to Washington, D. c.,
where they have bought residence.