The Republican journal., 1901-10-10
Hoods JarsQpdriZZd
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

ell, Mass, arrived last Monday eveningt o
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Po.
land. $3.50. Many in this vicinity are afflicted
with severe colds. &C. V. Stevenson went
to camden last week with a load of honey.
He found ready sale for it, as it was pure.
....Several in the community have sold
their winter apples in the orchard. Price
$500 per barrel. Some will wait for a
higher price.
NORTH MONROE. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
Simpson gave reception at their home Fri
day evening, Oct. 4th. The company was
pleasantly entertained and a phonOgraph
added greatly to the pleasure of the even
ing. There was a generous treat of candy,
peanuts and cigars. The following is a list
of some of their presents: platter, Mrs
w. A. Grant; cracker jar, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
R. Ross; fancy dish, Ellen Tasker; pair
towels, Cora Goodwin; pair vases, Maude
Simpson; pitcher, Flora Tasker; berry
dish, Ethel and Nellie Littlefeld J doz
hand painted sauce dishes, Mr.. ana Mrs. D.
A. Nye; spoon tray, Fannie Littlefeld; :;
pair towels, Mabel Simpson; cup and sau-
Ger, plate and salt shaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barden; fancy dish and pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colson and Mrs. Twombly; fancy
plate and spoon tray, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Boyd.
SEARsMONT. DR.. Adelbert NIillett left
last Friday to continue his studies at the
| New York Post Graduate Medical School
and Hospital. Mrs. James Cunningham
of Searsport and Myra Ordway of Boston
were in town last week. Mr.. E. S. Wing
returned from his trip to Montana last Fri
day. Mrs. F. M. Richards of Camden
visited friends in town last week. -. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Hopkins and Miss Fronia
Start of Camden were guests at Mr.. L.
Hanson's Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
Hattie Loveland of Camden visited the Nc
Farland sisters last week. Mrs. M. A.
Fowler has gone to Boston for two weeks
visit. "A very pretty new flag was raised
over the school house with appropriate
exercises by the scholars last Friday. Miss
Marion Bean made the presentation, Mr.
Ralph P. Fowler gave the response.
Remarks were made by Mr.. J. 0. johnson
of Liberty, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Carey Of Mont
vile and Superintendent Chas. Adams.
THoRND1KE. Rev. D. Bracket will
preach at the Centre church next Sunday. :.
Miss Addie Sawyer, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Porter Hurd, returned to her
home in Belfast Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Abbe Hurd, who will visit for few
| with NrS r. Cho1ac
Sarah Carey and Mrs. Hattie Sawyer of
Somerville, Mass, passed last week with
Mrs Rebecca Higgins Files. :. Mrs. Fannie
Simpson Pilsbury of Waterville recently
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Elijah
Simpson. Mrs. Lucretia Rowe and Mrs
Charles Monroe and sons of Searsport pass
ed last week with their brother, L. G. Mon
roe.. Miss Grace E. Higgins is in Bangor,
where she will stay with friends for a
while. =. Mrs. j. F. Heath, who has been
visiting in Belfast, returned to her home
last week. -. Mrs. B. W. Downs entertained
company from Boston and Newburg last
week Mrs. Prince Bessey of Unity, a
lady 81 years of age, is visiting her grand
daughters, Mrs. Porter Hurd and Mrs
Nathan Berry. Charles Lander, wife an(
baby of Madison have been visiting at Ed
win Lander's. -. Mrs. Mary Ware has beer
passing few days with her daughter, Mrs
0. j. Farwell. Mrs. A. w. Ward, accom-
panied by Mrs. Albert Palmer of Knox
passed a few days last week in Foxcroft
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rich....
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keene passed {
few days last week with their son Ed
= ward in Waterville. 80. Mrs. Ephrain
, johnson is still in rather poor health. -
The Misses Thompson of Center Montvill'
: spent few days last week with their aunt
) Mrs. B. A. Gowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Timoth.
!, Porter returned to their home at Searspor
Friday. Mrs. Clara Harmon and daugh
: ter passed Saturday in Belfast. =. Miss Lot
tie Gray of Castne was the guest Saturda.
> night and Sunday of Miss Lizzie Harmon.
: Mrs. Alton Pilley of Unity, who is in poo
r health, has moved to the house of his par
! ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon. Will
e liam Gould, II. NJ. Higgins, E. S. Hogal
k and Charles Heath were in Bangor Frida,
u and Saturday where they were summoned tt
attend court. Messrs. Heath and Hogan
were accompanied by their wives. :. .Nelsol
| 1OTuOH lOSG d tcctIl horse ldSG week. Bar
ney Higgins, who has been in Montville tn
d past year, has returned home.. Thoma
, Keene has recently had well drilled nea
t his buildings. The new creamery build
S ing at the station is fast nearing completion
n ....Peter Harmon shipped a car load of pc
q | tatoes Oct. 9TH making six cars he has load
n ed and shipped this fall. Mr.. Harmon ha
e also handled large amount of fall apples
: The price paid per bushel for potatoes is 8
n cents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Ward passe,
i Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. V. N
!, Higgins. Fred Higgins came home from
= Pittsfeld Friday night, returning Monda.
H. Stevens and wife, and V. N. Higgins AM
wife attended the veterans meeting il
Brooks last Thursday....F. S. Philbricl
has recently purchased Shropshire ram o
Mr. Hilton Of Starks, Me-. 80. Mr.. and Mrs
Alph0nsO Huff of Brooks passed Sunda!
!. = with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson.