The Republican journal., 1900-05-17
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entertained May 18th by Mrs. Alice Haley.
Mr. |. F. Gould is in Bucksport on bust
ness. Misses Ella and Grace Partridge of
Belfast. with friends. visited their mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Gould. last Sunday ~ Mrs. NJ.
F. G. Libby and Mrs E. NJ Littlefeld arriv-
ed by steamer City of Bangor May 4th from
a visit to Massachusetts,
| SMITHToN. Freedom Fred Greeley,
who lost his buildings by fire short time
ago, has bought the Angler place, and moved
his goods Saturday. Ella Oliver intends
to 90 to Rockland this week to stay for the
summer. =. Mark jackson, who has been in
Massachusetts the past winter has returned
| home. Mrs Florence Wentworth has gone
to Fairfield to work for Mrs. Charles Dan
forth, who is quite sick.
Troy Miss Carrie Weymouth has gone
to Pitts1ield for short time to get new ideas
| for her spring dressmaking. Joseph
| MOODY Of Winterport was in town sunday.
the guest of his sister. Mrs Sarah A. Nor
| ton. Mrs. Norton has sold her stand here
dit the Corner to George Estes. who will
move in Very soon. Mrs. Norton will con-
tlnue as housekeeper for Mr.. Loud in Ply
| mouth Miss Bernice Call is at work in
Newport as table girl at the Shaw House
Bertha IIilman left town last Saturday for
| Phippsburg. where she is engaged to teach
! school for the summer. Misses Iva Rollins
and I've, Myrck are to teach in Thornlike
! ....Dayid Piper made a business trip to
| Pittstield Monday. Miss Annie Rollins is
sick with measles. Dr. Dodge was called to
prescribe for her. The Troy Band are re-
hearSing music for Memorial day They
viii play 1t North Dixmont
FREEpuNt. Inc students of Freedom
academy gave a very pleasant entertainment
al the church Friday evening. The recita-
tons showed careful training. and much
credit Is due to Miss Edith Williams. the
preceptreSs 80. Heni. Stevenson and wife
and little daughter from Falmouth Hotel.
Portland are spending a vacation with
their parents Mr. and Mrs Albert Steven
son....M Mrs. Bertha Sharp and daughter re-
turned to her home in Brockton. Mass. last
Thursday. Mrs. Laforest Wiggin is still
Very ill...A. Thompson of South Bristol
called on friends in Freedom last Saturday.
49, y. X. Fuller and Miss Edith Williams
returned to Waterville SATURDAY. after teach
ing very successful term of school. . Mrs.
Knowles Bangs is quite sick %. The re-
mains of DR.. a. j. Billings We're removed
from the tomb and buried in Pleasant Hill
cemetery May 2nd. -. The remains of Capt.
Geo. 5 Ranlett were buried here May LIST
APPLETON. Mrs. F. L. Davidson, who
has been sick, is no better, ana Dr. Plumer
of Mon, who attends her case, is hopeless.
Dr. J. b. Sutherland Of the Boston [ niver-
Sity School ri Medicine was recently called
to prescribe for her, but She continues to
fail. Mr. Algie Hall of Wnterport has
been here few days, the guest of George
J. Gushee. VIII {. Counce. formerly of APP
pIeton, Who has been at work the past two
years in Samuel Couch's telephone factory
in Boston, has enlisted in the L : Navy
He is now on the receiving ship Wabash at
the CharlestoWn Navy Yard but Will soon
sail on the Lancaster for the East Indies
.... Ederick Edgecomb, who sold his farm
ON the Ridge last fall to F. J. Cakes. moved
last week into Willard Sherman's house
near the Sherman stave mill. He will work
in the MILL. Four Of Clifton x karl's
painters from Rockland are painting the
oakes buildings. The house formerly own
ed by b. L. Simmons and bought last fall
by Mr. Cakes, has been thoroughly repair
! ed the past winter by {. f. Gouding x Son
and they have now begun on the Edgecomb
buildings, which will also be remodeled and
| modernized.. Henry Davidson and sister
Mary Of Belfast We're guests of F. l.. Da-
wilson and family last week :. Frank Carr
of Albion has been in town few days
Mrs. Lydia Vaughn, who has been with her
sister, Mrs Theodore Tyler, in Union,
through the winter months, is now at home
Mrs. II. c. Pease has arrived home
from a visit of two months with her daugh-
ter in Winthrop, Mass.
THoRNDIkE The following teachers have
been engaged for the summer schools which
begin May l4th Station school, Lizzie Har-
mon; Centre, Myra Gates Blethen, Iva
Rollins of Troy; Southridge, Susie Hub
bard; lIogan's Corner, Elva Hasty; Files,
| Miss Myrick of Troy. III. J. Stevens of
Bangor was the guest Sunday night of r.
c. Higgins. A. W. Ward passed few
days last week i'll Portland. Matte John
son of Freedom is spending week with
her sister, Mrs. F. y. Vose.. Grace f. IIig-
gins passed Saturday and Sunday at Mr.. A.
:. Higgins Annie Bryant of Knox is
| dresSmaking for Mrs. lSadore Tilton....
! William Farwell and Arthur Gordon passed
| Wednesday in Belfast. -. Misses Annie and
Iva Rollins of Troy were the guests Tues
day night of Mrs AddiS Higgins. :. Mrs
Ida Mcfarland, who has been passing few
weeks with her father, Daniel Elliott, has
returned to her place of employment in
Connecticut. John Luken of Bristol called
on friends at the Station Thursday -. Dr.
Rich and wife of Brooks were in town Sun
day.. Mrs Louie Murch of Unity passed
few days last week with her mother, Mrs
| A. W. Ward. Mrs. Clifton Hunt passed
Saturday night and Sunday with her brother,
George p, Ward. Mrs. Belle Crosby of
Unity passed several days last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gordon
Mrs. Eta Harmon passed Sunday in
Montville with her mother, Mrs. Howard,
who is slowly improving. H. l.. Wing and
daughter Flossie are confined to the house
with la grippe. Geo. p. Ward is very ill