The Republican journal., 1911-08-03
County Correspondence.
SEARSMONr.

NOunty Correspondence.
sEARsMoNT.
Mrs. Howard Lyman and daughter fror
Connecticut are guests of Mrs. Geo. Luce. j..
Miss Emma Sweetland, who passed the white
in Ohio, has returned home for the summe,
....Mr. F. B. Cooper of Newport. Me-, was il
town Saturday and Sunday. .. Miss Sabr
Dyer of Belfast was the guest of Mrs
Townsend last week. The Prohibition Auto
carrying the campaigners, Mrs. Katherin,
Lente Stevenson, Hon. ]. B. Lewis, Prof. ]. A
Nichols and Mr.. David Reid, cornetist, held .
rally here last Saturday, which was well at.
tended. The speaking was fine and to the
point. Mr.. A. L. Ordway, who had passed
several weeks in town, left Saturday to visit
his sisters in Searsport before returning to
his home in Medford, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Cunningham and mother. Mrs.
Isaac Beale, have gone to Union for few DAVIS
before going to the mountains in New Hamn-
shire. Mr.. Roscoe Beane of Bingham is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Cobb. Mise
Louisa Fuller of Providence, R. l., Mrs Lizzie
Burgess of Rockport, Mrs. Rose Fahy and Mr.
Warren Fahy of Belfast attended church in
this place last Sunday morning. They were
guests of Mrs. Sarah Fuller while in town.
APPLETON.
The musicale given in Union church Monday
evening, July oath, was much enjoyed by the
small company in attendance. There had been
heavy rain during the day, with indications
of a dark, rainy night, and it was thought the
affair would be postponed The following
numbers on the program were given: Organ
solo, Miss Olive Gushee; vocal solo, 1.-The Gar
den of Roses" Miss Helen Wentworth of Win
throp, Mass; violp solo. CAR Melodieux," Mr..
H. A. Carpenter of Providence, R. l.; reading.
Mrs. Rose Ripley; solo and violin obligato,
''Sing me to Sleep Miss Lora Parnel of
Holyoke, Mass; violin solo, Mr. Carpenter,
Miss Clara Wadsworth accompanist; bass solo
"Bury me in the Deep" Mr.. Frank Meservey,
Mrs. Lizzie Newbert, accompanist; reading,
Mrs. Lizzie McCorrison; vocal solo, Change
less" Miss Rena Wadsworth, Providence, R. l.:
vocal solo, Sweet Day, Good Bye" Mr.. Joseph
Gushee, Miss Olive Gushee, accompanist; solo,
"The Home Land" Miss Ada Wadsworth;
Duet, "Life's Dream is Ger" Misses Wads
worth and Wentworth; reading, Women of
Marbleshead." Mrs EVE Perry; violin solo,
"Kiawwiak," Mr.. Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter.
as violinst is master of the instrument. and
those who missed hearing his selections missed
rare treat. Mrs. Mary Berry was accompan-
list for Mr.. Carpenter. Mr.. Carpenter and
family, after a visit of one week with Mrs.
/ CarDontar'S Mr. Mrc Tob
Wadsworth, have gone to Lake City, Camden
for ia visit with his mother, Mrs. Maria
Williams. They will return to their home in
Providence about the first of August . Mrs
Charles Bills recently took the State examina-
| ton for teachers and received life certificate
Mrs. Bills has been teaching in Appleton and
adjoining towns for about twenty years.
! WHITES CORNER, (Winterport.)
! Mr.. and Mrs Edward Leslie, with party of
friends, all of Bangor, made an automobile
| trip to the home of Mrs. Leslie's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. D. Foss, last Thursday afternoon.
/ Mrs. Leslie will remain about week and Mr..
Leslie will stay for longer visit, as he is con-
valescing from attack of fever Mr. and
/ Mrs. W. A. Thompson arrived on Sundays
boat from Wolla5ton, Mass, to spend few
weeks at his old home. G. H. York visited
his brother, c. A York, in Bangor last Sunday
| and his niece, Miss Helen, returned with him
for visit 80. j. W. Arlington is gaining slow
| ly at the present time and is able to take short
walks. Mr.. Pitts of Harrison, Maine, was at
c. M. Conant's last Saturday setting up an
Adrian's reaper and binder. E. N. Bartlett
was quite seriously injured in Bangor, July
oath. In attempting to cross the electric rail-
j way track between car and another team, his
/ horse started quickly and wheel caught in
the rail, throwing him violently to the pave
ment. He was taken up unconscious and car
RED to nearby store, where his injuries
were attended by DR.. Henry Chapman. Later
| he was removed to his home and at this writ
ing is recovering rapidly, as no bones were
broken and the wounds, although very painful,
are superficial. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ward of
East Thorndike visited Mrs. Wards mother,
Mrs W. Chase, few days last week. :. Mrs.
L. A. White was called to the home of her
father, David Young, at the village, last Satur-
day, by his serious illness. She returned home
Sunday afternoon reporting him more COM
Portable Mrs. =. M. Conant entertained the
following guests at her home, Friday after
noon and evening, July 2sth: Mr. and Mrs W.
r. Ferry and daughters from Milford, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Masseur of New York
city, Fred Cunningham and family, Earle Cum
bingham, Mrs. Hattie Averill and daughter
Florence all of Monroe. Miss Albra Hoxie of
South Orrington is also guest of the Misses
Conant... The party of relatives from Mont
real who have been guests of Arthur and A. C.
Edmonds for two weeks started on their re-
turn trip last Friday.
THORNDlkE.
Rev. J. B. Coy, Assistant State Agent, will
hold services at the Center church Sunday,
August 9th, at the usual hour =. The rain
storm of Friday night was violent one here.
Rain fell in torrents and the heavy wind which
accompanied it laid low the fields of grain and
other growing crops. Had it been September
it would have passed for the line gale. James
B. Fowler from Washington, D. c., a veteran