The Republican journal., 1900-08-16


ley of Freedom was the guest of Mrs. ID. U.
Bowen last Saturday and Sunday. She
went to Northport Campground Monday to
spend few days with her old friend and
former neighbor, Mrs. L. K. Elder. Mrs.
NJ P Wood recently bought cottage atth
Campground
CENTRE MoNTv1LLE. Thomas Erskine
and wife are visiting friends in WlnsloW..
Miss Della Studley of Hanover, Mass, is
the guest of Miss Betha Bates. Alonzo
Poland and wife are at Temple Heights.
A large delegation from this place attended
the celebration of Old Home Week in Bel
fast and took the opportunity to visit the
warship Texas. Mrs. Oscar Cushman and
family spent several days with her parents
in Palermo. =. Mr. Pearly Allen visited Mr..
Ralph Carter in Belfast last week. 80 Union
Harvest Grange has voted to hold picnic
August 18th in Beauleu Park. Miss Edna
Thompson is visiting her aunt, Mrs Gowen
of Thorndike. Mrs. HaZen 4. Aver wishes
to thank the members of Union Harvest
Grange and her neighbors for kindness and
assistance during the sickness and funeral
of her husband In the death of Mr.. Aver
the town loses a valued citizen. lie was
hard working prosperous farmer lie leaves
a widow, two sons and daughter, besides
many friends who deeply mourn their loss.
North TROY. Rev \. 7. Hatch and
wife attended the reunion of the Clou9h
Veterans Charitable Association, held at
Windermere Park Monday, Aug. 18TH.
Reuben Rhoades made business trip to
Belfast, Aug. Sth.... Miss Matte Smith re-
turned from Islesboro, August It'll. 81 ev.
David Smith visited in Cutler last week.
IL L. Rogers lost valuable horse last
week. -. Ned Carleton. who has been stop
ping with his sister, Mrs. Manly Green for
several weeks, returned AUG. II h, maxim"
the Journey from Wilton to North Troy on
his wheel in six hours. A little daughter
come to brighten the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Young last week. Nv. L. Gray and
l.. L. Rogers Went to Be'fast Aug. lC.I to
visit the L. S. Battlesbip Texas. ;. The
lawn party given by The North Troy
Reading Club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. b. Rhoades, Thursday evening, Aug 9th,
was a very pleasant and enjoyable occasion
The evening was all that could be desired,
and an attendance of between two and three
hundred people old and young participated
in the festivities, consisting of music by the
Troy band, several fine selections by the
quartet, solos by Mr.. Sterling and his
lovely twin daughters and Miss lzah San
derson, with reading by Miss Maud Mum
roe, followed by ice cream and cake, which
was the last on the well prepared program.
The proceeds were very satisfa tory, fur
nishing the means for quite an addition of
books to the library of this enterprising
club. Miss A. c. Williamson of Boston,
daughter of Hon. Joseph Williamson of
Belfast, and Miss Jane Pierce Roberts of
Bangor, made short stop in town last
week on their return from Augusta where
they had been to visit Miss Wilkinson S
brother, Joseph Williamson, Jr.
TROY. Lutte Rogers lost valuable horse
last week. He got loose in the stall and ate
an overdose of corn, which resulted in his
death the next day .... The smart boys have
not all left the State of Maine yet Ivan
Prentiss, son of Leforest Prentiss, aged only
nine years, rode the moving machine, driv-
ing span of horses to NOV Is acres of
grass this season. If any one has boy in
this State, who can beat that, please report
j.. Rev. w. A. Luce, who has spent several
weeks in London and Paris, will resume his
pastoral duties in Troy, the 10th inst DIR
NJ. 7. Dodge, accompanied by Mrs. Dodge
and Master Arnold, spent few days in
/, Northport last week. Some OF our citizens
went to Belfast last week to spend Thurs.
day of cold Home Week" and to get view
of the warship Texas. -. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Mitchell of Boston were calling on
friends in Troy last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Zimri Carleton have gone to Brockton Mass,
to be absent several W aks... "A little son
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Moore recently. little daughter came tt
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Young last week
80. The lawn party at Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Rhoades was success, about two hundred
being present. The Troy band discoursed
music, fine literary entertain nent was
given, ice cream and cake wee served, and
good time reported. The proceeds will aid
the North North Troy Reading Club. =. Mr.
George Dickey of Tyngsboro, Mass, visited
relatives in Troy Old Home Week, returning
to his home Saturday. .Beniah Harding,
who has spent several weeks in Amesbury
and Salisbury Bee ii, Mass, has returned
home. B. F. Harding, G. G. Dickey, David
Piper and Fred A. Carter went to Winnie
cook Lake fishing last Friday. Pickerel and
white perch were served in their homes the
next day in abundance. Miss Mille Stew
ems of Troy Centre was the guest of Miss
Carrie Weymouth few days last week 80.
Misses Venie and Zue Myrick have been
visiting relatives in Pittsfeld and other
pie .es r. GENTLY. .Erdine Pierce, Estelle
Harding, Helen Wey mouth and Tue My
rick are planning a trip to Camp Benson
this week. DR.. Homer Benson of New
mort was in town last week the pupst of