The Republican journal., 1899-10-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

KNOX. There will be no preaching at
| East Knox OF at the Centre Oct. 10Th. Quar-
terly meeting will be held by Rev. 7. r.
Pentecost in the church at East Knox, Oct
Sth at II a. M, local time. 1t stormy that
day the meeting will be held Oct. odd. Rev.
Chas. II. B. Seliger will preach at East
Knox and at the Centre Oct. 29th.
TROY. Levi Bagley is on the invalid list.
having had partial paralysis stroke. Mrs.
Arvesta Chase of Watervile and Mrs. Ro-
wena Clary of Boston have been spending a
few days at the Vickery homestead:. . Mr..
and Mrs. David Piper have returned from
visit in Rockland. Mrs. l. NJ. Knowles has
gone to Dixfeld to visit relatives. Miss
Carrie Weymouth has gone to Pittstield to
learn dressmaking. Mr.. and Mrs. Nalen-
tine Mutt of Lawrence, Mass, after a visit
| of some weeks to their son, William Mutt,
have returned to their home in Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown of Wake
| field. Mass, spent a few days in town re-
Gently Rev. W. ". Ogier, presiding elder
of the district, officiated at the church ser
vices Oct. 1st.. The irst snow of the sea-
son came on the afternoon of Oct. ID, when
we had quite a squall. The atmosphere has
been quite winterish for several days.
Mrs. Sarah Norton has gone to Plymouth to
stay an indefinite time. Mrs. M. G. Par
sons has returned from Brooks, where she
spent several weeks.
i EAST SEARsMoNT. DR.. and Mrs. Scully,
who with their children, Ruby and Emerald,
| have been for the past sixteen weeks visit
| ing relatives and friends in Searsmont, Bel
fast, Linconviie and Camden, returned
| home, Saturday, to Rome, New York. While
here the DR., went fishing in Canaan Lake
and caught the largest fish ever caught there,
! He also saw several deer, but as the law
was still on he thought best not to shoot. He
pronounced his vacation a very enjoyable
one. j. S. Mahoney of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting his brother, Edgar P. Maboney..
L. S. Mariner, with his family and Miss
Hattie Mariner, also Henry Mahouey and
wife, attended the fair at Union Sept. 18th
They pronounced it first class fair Mrs
A. II. Mahoney spent last week in Camden,
with her sister, Mrs. Ella Goddard Mrs
Everett Simmons visited Mrs. Gertie Don
mel last week.
CENTRE MONTvILLE. Mrs j. Addison
/ Sprowl, who has been i'll for some time,
Went Boston MONDAY lof treatment at the
| Homeopathic hosp ohe was accolnpa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. Sylvester and
| her physician, Dr.. A ID. Ramsay. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Warehouse and Mr.. and Mrs.
James rainier Fls4Ieu thelr niece III Angus
ia last week Some one took from j j
! Clements carriage, recently, whip, mat
| and hpOt and al rh+. IA tod
zap rooe anu par u reihs helohglng 70
Dr. Ramsay 49, " alter bean recently found
MS carriage tonSluefaoIy olsH gurtG, appal-
ehtS py a9nIe sharp lisCf ne Trim
mlhgs had peeh CUT ana lhe pant badly
| scratched. III IS quite an unusual occurrence
| Tor TINS Qulel NIUE piact' mere was q
heavy frost sunday night. MISS Bertha
thompson ls spending the week IN belfast,
I the guest OF hef aunt MISS Annette brown.
misses hh!sil1s anu ncCofliS0h VIII De al
Vie orange man WIN thelf Auruy gur"y
| lhursua! evening" oc1' 1-1h'
MONROE CENTRE. Thomas Clements died
Sept. Ugh The funeral services We're con-
Quoted 10y heV; hulus bartett OF HeImoh.
-.Sldnty Weber is at nome from Massa-
chnsetts visiting hls parents Miss Annie
| 1ork mas gone 70 hockldhd TO Work IN the
| pants factory Ihere was harvest concert
at the church last sunday evening The
! church was decorated with MOVERS, autumn
i'es 20 f'NUoN f-Nee5 t~NA Wv " ~ {,
| program was successfully rendered: Head
ing, Attn Psalm; prayer, Rev. Henry Par
sons resp .nse' cholr RECITATION, me Har-
| vest, MISS Mapei feikeri Singing, bringing
IN the sheaves rec, Bernlce Iasker; rec,
! sowing lime, MISS Leutle HaVner Singing,
Anywhere win Jesus, MISS Nellie W eober
Singing, ne harVest 1ihe; exercises, hdf-
Vest !honghts Iecltatloh, Lulu hopefts
rec, Modest Llttie Nlrl, Mauge walker
Singing, 1re.d oienehls' scripture eHer-
else 10y WE'VE chliureh' uuel, " mere are
the oilers lo-uay rec, dte1a Cle4ehts !
rec; MISS Bessie Mason singing Mss Llzz!e
Weppefi rec me pressing OIL song Jena
hooerts rec, Gratll',ue; huoy " age sing
ing, STORY OIL the Gioch, LlzziE II, -" eooeT' rec
nat shali Ihe harvest pe, Ihersia WON
| ply uec', Ready LOT the harvest harold
Small Singing, nat shail the hecompense
be; exercise, oceoper Days, beTnlce feaVey
ana Ellie Havner; SINGING, lis love that
makes US happy by school rec, Single
neao OF Wneat, Mertie feaV9y rec NAME
Rev, Henry Parsons
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ing lrlenus III n,on.' :. W anu MIS- SoipS
Moore anu uaush Coi uiaugs =, 81 l.ocA ian
were guests vi MI; anu Mls. zen Duhtoh last
sunday me W. =. SUNDAY schnoi VII
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