The Republican journal., 1900-09-20

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PALERMO Ellis Warren, an aged and in
firm farmer, has wandered away from his
home and it is feared that he has persisted
from cold in the swamps Friday, day and
night, a large searching party secured the
woods for many miles, but found no trace
of the wanderer. Mr. Warren is ~ years
old and is veteran of the Civil War.
When he disappeared he wore only trousers,
a thin cotton shirt, soft hat and brOgans
with white cotton stockings.
SMITHToN, (Freedom) AS Albert Hall
was returning home from the village Satur-
day night his horse become Interchangeable
and he was thrown from his carriage and
quite badly hurt. The carriage was ruined
and his horse was not found until the next
day.. Mrs. Bessie Hervey of Boston has
been visiting friends in this vicinity lately.
She has had fine tablet placed in the GEM
etery at Smthton in memory Of her hus-
band, f. o. lIervey, who died last year
PROSPECT VILLAGE. Miss Ethel Clark of
Philadelphia and Miss H. NJ. Clark of Bos-
ton, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Ira Ward, returned to their homes Sept 4th.
Mrs. a. d. Witherell, who has been
visiting Mrs. III. }. Ward, is now spending
a week at Standpoint, after which she will
return to her home in South Boston, Mass
uncle, MI. G. c. Ward, last week -. Mrs.
Mary Davis and family of Waltham, Mass,
and Mrs. Edwin Dockham of Scion, Me :,
who have been visiting relatives, returned to
their home this week. -. Miss Lima Colson
has returned from Temple Heights, where
she spent her vacation with her grandpar-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. b. Colson of Bangor.
James IL. Berry of NIelrose, Mass, and Miss
Ella Partridge of Belfast, who have been
spending a week with l. j. Gould and fami-
ly, will return this week >. The many friends
of Miss Amy Lowe will be panied to learn
that she is rapidly failing. Her brothers
from Boston and Wilton arrived this week..
Edgar Williams and wife of Maiden, Mass.
will visit their cousin, Mrs. Ella NJ. Little
field this week. They will also visit in
Stockton and Morrill,, and return home by
rail Sept. 18th. Andrew Littletield of BOs-
ton is the guest of her uncle, c. II. Partridge
Mrs. Agnes Philbrick of Roxbury, Mass,
will visit her brother, c. II. Littlefeld, next
week .... Nathaniel Littlefeld exhibited his
herd of Jersey cattle at Monroe fair last
week. The heavy wind of Sept. 10Th did
considerable damage here to orchards
THoRNDIKE. A. S. Harmon shipped and
sold a large Hereford bull TO the Libby
Bros Saturday. Eben f. Small resumed
his studies at Orono Sept. 18th. Fred Hunt
also goes to the University of Maine this
fall, and Will Hasty goes to Pittstield,
while Mile Monroe is attending school in
Searsport. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Hig-
gins of Camden were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Higgins last Friday. Omar John
son, who has employment at keene, n. H., is
passing his vacation of two weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Howard, accompanied
by Mrs Eta Harmon and daughter Lillian,
are passing few days in Pittsfeld, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Howard. Mr. j.
S. Files is visiting relatives in Bangor.
Mrs. Maud Hogan and daughter Gertrude
passed last week with her father, Mr.. S. S.
Roberts. in Jackson. Augustus Prentiss
and wife of Troy passed Sept sth and 9th
with their niece, Mrs. Bert Stevens. Mrs.
Alice Woodman and Mrs. Lula Coffin
Morrill, returned to their homes in Bangor,
Sept. 18th. Mrs. +. P. Webster and
daughter Ellen are visiting friends in En-
field. Miss Bessie Higgins passed Satur-
day night and Sunday with her friend
Miss Florence Coffin. Mr.. and Mrs Blinn
Hogan and Bert Hogan and wife passed
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Gates in Jackson. Oyster stew, cake candy
and popcorn were served. Mrs. Annie
Cole and son Roy visited Mrs. Rebecca
Files last Wednesday,. Mrs. Caroline
Ward is quite sick, her daughter, Mrs. A.
II. Higgins, is with her most of the time....
George G. Cilley, who has been passing
week with his family, returned to his
place of employment in Andover, Mass,
Saturday. Lynn Coffin, who has been
passing a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Alonzo Coffin, has returned to
massachusetts,. Dogs got into a flock of
sheep belonging to Edwin Lander last week,
and several were killed and others severely
m n 9gi Our grand juryman, Alonzo
~ higgins, is attending court in Belfast
TINS week. The heavy wind Sept. 18th did
much damage to heavily laden apple trees,
breaking off limbs and nearly gathering the
winter fruit. Mrs. Clara Downes Hayes
ana husband have recently been the guests
OF Mrs. Abbie Ward. :. Mr.. E. L. Bartlett
is teaching school in the town of Daaforth.
Stops the Cough
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