The Republican journal., 1895-09-26

SOUTH MoxRoE. The beautiful fall days
arc here, with the harvest ripe. Farmers
are digging their potatoes and report good
| crop. The only heavy frost for the season
was Saturday night the 14th, when cucum-
beers froze clear through on the vines. Miss
Mary Kendall was the guest of Miss Hattie
Cilley part Of last week. Miss Lula
Roberts, who has been stopping with her
grandparents in Thorndike the past two
weeks, returned home Sept. 49,. Mrs. Wig
gin Of South Brooks is stopping with Mrs.
Horace Roberts. :. Mrs. Abbie Sargent, who
has been on the sick list for some time, is
able to ride out. Miss Bessie Adams of
lslesboro was in town recently, the guest Of
Miss Lydia Sargent. Quite a number of
people from this place went to the North
Searsport camp meeting. School in Dist.
No. 5, began Sept. Is with Nina Spearing as
teacher. Berton Roberts has just com
pleted very pretty bird house, made in
Japanese style. Miss Hattie Cilley spent
Sept. 10Th in Swanville. Mr.. George Cilley
of Thorndike was in town Sept. 18th.
HALLDALE. Rev. T. r. Pentecost preach
ed very interesting sermon at the Vose
schoolhouse Sunday. Sept. 18th. Mrs.
Ann Clement, an aged lady Of this place,
died Sept. 18th, after few days sickness.
Her funeral was from the church Saturday
afternoon, Rev. 7. r. Pentecost officiating
-. The people in this vicinity we're sadden-
ed Sept. 18th on receiving the intelli-
gence Of the death in Lowell, Mass, Of Mrs
I. P. Shaw, formerly Miss Carrie Stevenson
of this place. Richard Haynes of Bangor
is visiting his brother here. ;. Mr. and Mrs
Loring Frost of Pittsield visited at Enos
Emery's last week. The Ladies Circle met
house has been moved from here to lot
near the Monroe corner. I'D. B. Bartlett
and wife visited relatives in Sedgwick last
week. r. F. Banton is repairing his build
ings.. Mrs Betsey Cunningham is visiting
relatives here after an absence of several
months. :. Geo. E. Clement of Lowell, Mass,
was called here recently by the death Of
his mother. !. Mrs. o. B. Evans is in Lowell,
Mass She was called there by the death Of
her sister, Mrs. T. P. Shaw .. The Mont
Vile quarterly meeting was held at the
church here beginning Friday afternoon,
Sept. Goth. We We're visited by the first
frost September 14th. 1t killed the corn
in many places. Some sneak thief OF
thieves entered the potato field of Nathaniel
Hall recently and dug potatoes by moon
light. They We're very generous indeed,
leaving all the small potatoes for Mr.. Hall
while they took away the large ones Mrs.
Hannah and Mrs. Belle Poland are ca the
sick list at present. Mrs. Hannah Rowell is
also in very poor health
CENTRE LINcoLNv1LLE. Miss Annie
Lamb spent Sept. 10 in town. "a. w. Rog-
ers, who has been been stopping at F. NJ.
Russ for the past two weeks, has returned
to his home in Chelsea, Mass. -. Miss Ella
Pottle Of Medfeld Mass, is visiting her
brother, E. B. Pottle. Edward Beal of
Frankfort visited friends in town September
l4th and 18th. e. NJ. Heal of Massachusetts
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Heal. Lincoln Young and Allen Miller left
Sept. IS for Brockton, Mass. John Clark is
visiting friends in Boston. Master Burton
Gray of Frankfort is visiting his grand-par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller. Ernest
Moody is having his house shingled ,and other
necessary repairs done... Mrs. Carrie Miller
of Massachusetts is visiting at J. q. Miller's.
"A blackboard party of q from Thomaston
held their 4th annual picnic at F. NJ. Russ
recently. The afternoon was very pleasant
ly spent in playing games, reciting pieces,
singing, etc, and after partaking Of boun
tiful supper they returned home, thanking
Mr. and Mrs. r. for their kindness and also
for their invitation ito come next year..
| The Helping Hand Society met at Mrs.
Anna Harknes S. Sept. 18th. A large
number partook Of the fine supper which
| consisted of baked beans and brownbread,
cakes, pies, etc. They met at Mrs. joel
| Fernalds, Mountain street, Sept. u. Henry
Cross, who has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. /. II. Cross, returned to his home
in Boston. Mrs. Eliza Donnel of Searsmont
was the guest OF Mrs. Elmira Stetson recent
ly. .Chas. Ross has returned from New YORK.
N. Mrs. Oatman and her two nieces, who
have been stopping at the Rankin House
this summer, have returned to their
homes in Massachusetts ~. Fred Wiggin
took load to the Monroe fair. Our stag E
from Centre Lincoinville to Belfast has a
bad road to travel. Give the driver a
good road and save all trouble.
NORTH sEARsPoRT ITEMS.
Most OF our people attended the fair at
Monroe.
W. E. Nickerson of Bangor was in town
Sept. 18th.
Miss Alfredo Black was at home from
Prospect last week.
Ed. Thompson is in the employ of E. E.
Greeley of Swanville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Nickerson were in
Frankfort Sept. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Boston
were in town last week.
| Miss Lillian E. Scribner is in Belfast
dressmaking for Miss Mae Ward.
| The fall term Of school IN Dist. No. s is
under the instruction Of Mrs. Abbie Nichols
of this town.
Harry Applin and Miss Laura Nickerson
of Swanville were in town Sept. 10Th call.
/ ing on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Wentworth Of Waldo
were in town last week, the guests of Mr.
| and Mrs. Geo C. eavey.