The Republican journal., 1901-05-16

STANDPOINT. Mr.. j. w. Richards is
here from Boston for two weeks visit
with his family. Mrs. Nathaniel Partridge
was in Bangor two days last week Mrs.
Herman Grant and son Edwin from Patten
are here for visit with relatives. .. Mrs.
Sarah Jordan has recently returned from a
visit in Boston with her children. Master
Ralph Shute has been ill with sore throat.
Mrs. NJ Black has lately been in Bangor on
business. Mrs. Snowman from PeHobscot
is here for visit with her sisters. School
is this district began last Monday, Mrs.
Sarah Clifford, teacher. -. Violets, dande-
lions and strawberry blossoms are seen.....
Mrs. Edna Cousins came here from Bangor
last week for an indefinite STAY. Mr.. and
Mrs B. &. Blanchard are in Boston for sew
eral weeks.
MONROE. Mr.. Allen Mosman is very sick
with erysipelas of the face. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Curtis have a 10-pound baby girl.
Miss Linda Chase was at home from Pitts
field over Sunday. Mr.. Foster from Pitts
field visited his daughter, Mrs. Frank Bow
den, last week. Last weeks items should
failing. Mrs. Nellie Cooper is expected
home this week. She spent the winter in
New Jersey, Rhode Island and Washington,
d. c., where she witnessed the Inaugural
ton of President Mckinley. Loyal Re-
bekahs of Monroe will go to Belfast this
week, by invitation, to visit Belfast Lodge.
49,. 1t is hoped all will feel interested in the
If r Il
patroniZe them, as the funds are to go for
good cause. -. Miss Stella Williams from
Massachusetts and friend, Mrs. Locke, ar
rived at Mr.. Loren Robinson's last week.
Miss Williams will spend the summer here,
as her health is poor. Mrs. Locke will re-
turn after two weeks visit. 800. Mr.. f. II.
Putnam is recovering from his recent sick
ness.
CENTRE MONTvILLE. W. II. Churchill
died of consumption May 18th at the resi-
dence of Mrs Geo. H. Thompson, where he
had made his home for some two years. His
age was about sixty years and he was a vet
eran of the civil war. Mrs. Lydia VAR
ney is quite low. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Thompson are at home on a vacation from
Howard, R. l.. Geo. A. Gordon has gone
to Camden, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ramsay of Northport
visited relatives here last week. Mrs
Chas T. French and Miss Flossie Myrick of
Belfast attended the Pomona Grange here
and visited friends recently. IN. P. Ben
nett has sold his farm to J. J. Clement. ..
Albert Gay, who has been travelling for
the past three years in Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts, arrived home last
week and expects to spend the summer
months with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
Elijah Cay. Rev. E. j. Hatch has moved
to Liberty. Rev. E. N. Dinslow of South
Montville held services in the Grange Hall
last Sunday afternoon. Owing to bad
weather the attendance was not large He
will preach at the same place next Sunday
at P. Mo-. George Garter, instructor at
Bangor Commercial college, was at home
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Bertha Bates
returned from Massachusetts last week.
CLARK's CORNER (Prospect). Will Spar
row has been very sick and narrowly es-
capped pneumonia, but is now fast recover
ing. Will Jellison has nice situation
in Belfast. Mrs. Murch Clarke visited
Mrs. C. H. Gross last Wednesday, go. Mrs.
Ansel Gross is improving and has visited
her mother at the village, Mrs. Fairfield
Miss Sadie Kilman of the
village visited Mrs. Arthur Boyd last week.
80. Henry Larrabee, wife and daughter of
Belfast visited Melvin Clarke last Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. Everett Littlefeld visit
ed Mrs. Cora Hopkins at Mt. Waldo last
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Mr.. Harry
HichbOrn and his mother of Stockton
Springs were in town last week, the guests
of Mrs. Abbie Clarke. =. Miss Rose Clarke
has returned from Linden, Mass, and is
now in the employ OF G. W. Seavey of Bel
FAST. Oscar Clarke is appointed one of the
surveyors in Prospect. -. Everett Grey is
employed at the creamery in Winterport.
Mrs. Edwin Curtis of Belfast visited her
old home in Prospect last Saturday,.
Misses Aggie Ward and Ada Clarke made
flying visit to Searsport last Friday. Mrs.
Betsy Bassick, who has been sick, is better
at this writing. -. Mr.. Albert Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Benson were guests
of Mr.. Eastman Clarke last week. :. Myron
and Horace Clarke have 175 chickens hatch
ed out and will hatch out five hundred more
before they stop. The next incubator full
of eggs will come from OrOnO. pure Wyan-
dOttes, at cts. piece.