The Republican journal., 1901-05-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

PROSPECT VILLAGE. The S. B. |. S.
were entertained by Mrs. II. c. Partridge
May 10th. Mrs. C. O. Hatch of Stockton
Springs will entertain them May 30th and
Mrs. Lizzie Lane June 18th. -. Miss Emma
Marden visited her old home recently and
has gone to Seal Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Lydia Mudgett, an aged lady, fell down
cellar last week and broke her arm. Mrs.
Angie Mudgett from Stockton Springs is
Stevens and is doing as well as could be ex
pected. -. Mr.. Amos Partridge and sister
Ella accompanied by friends, all of Belfast,
visited their MOTHER Mrs. |. F. Gould, and
Mrs. Lizzie Lane last Saturday and Sunday
-. Mr. Will Dutch of Milo, who has been in
town for two weeks as agent for an insur-
ance firm in New York, did good business
here. The many friends of Mr.. Bert
Philbrick of RoXbury, Mass, will be panied
to learn of the death of his beautiful wife,
She leaves one daughter,l two years DID,.
South Branch grange is making arrange
mentS to entertain the County grange June
4th.. Mrs. Ella Nj. Littlefeld has just re-
turned from visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
George. Mr.. George is superintendent Of
the Geo. Wason Stock Farm in New Boston,
n H., and they are pleasantly situated in
every way. Their daughter has fine school
privileges, which she is improving, and the
family are enjoying perfect health. :. Mrs.
A. Mudgett and Miss Jessie Clark of Frank
fort were the guests of Mr.. E. Littlefeld
1,ct = %In I,,I1
May 18th was well attended. Miss Lena
ColsOn, who has been spending her vacation
in Bangor with her grand paren S, DR.. and
Mrs. Benz. Colson, will return this week to
attend school,
THORNDIKE. Quite a delegation from
Bethel and Thorndike Lodges, I. 0. G. T.,
attended the District Lodge in Brooks Fri
day.. Rev. W. A. Luce of Unity spoke in
Harmon's hall Sunday evening. He will
hold meetings there every other Sunday
evening until further notice. Rev. Jede-
diah Varney Of Unity was in town Satur-
day.. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Files are passing
few days with friends in Bangor. -. Mrs.
Geo. P. Ward is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Sayward, in Durham go. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sherman of Burnham were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cilley May
18th and 10Th. =. Mrs. Burton Gross and
daughter Jennie came from Bangor last
Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Gross, who has
been visiting friends in town, passed Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mrs. Joseph
Higgins. Geo. E. Files is very busy with
his corn planter nowadays. -. Mrs. L. e.
Monroe was called to Searsport last week
by the illness of her daughter Mildred.
She is better at the present time. :. MISS
Ethel Howard of Pittsfeld was the guest
last week of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Howard. Mrs. Lizzie Gates
passed May 18th in Belfast. Mrs. Samuel
Tilton and Mrs. Walter Gerald and children
of Knox passed Thursday with Mrs. Isa-
gore Tilton and Mrs. c. B. Cox. .....Dr. B.
P. Hurd is improving the looks of his build
ings by giving his stables a coat of paint.
Mrs. r. c. Higgins and son, Maurice Hill
ton, passed Friday with Mrs. Blinn Hogan.
go. Mrs. Flora Hunt passed Saturday in
Waterville. 80. Charles Patterson recently
bought a De Laval Cream Separator of
Frank Muzzey Of Unity. r. s. Ward has
several fat pigs for sale this spring. ..Some
of our young ladies are practicing horse
back riding. =. Hillside Grange will have a
box sociable Wednesday evening, May 29th.
....Dr. Austin Thomas has returned to
Unity, after an absence of three years, to
resume the practice of medicine amid a
people and in a community endeared to
him by residence of many years. Free
dom, knowing the skill of DR.. Thomas and
the value of his professional services, invit-
ed him to locate there, but the doctor has
carried out his purpose to make Unity his
home once more. The telephone will be
connected with his residence very soon.
DR.. Thomas is in the prime of life, in fair
health and spirits, and ready with his feet
ali ali the region ssround about. p' -i''-