The Republican journal., 1901-11-07
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

MORRILL,. The funeral of Mr.. S. W.
Kendall took place at the church Oct. 3Oth,
Rev. H. l. Holt officiating. The many
friends of James Wing of bingham, Mass,
formerly of this town, were gladdened by
visit from him last Saturday and Sunday.
He was accompanied by his brother-in-law,
Mr. Adam Wolf of bingham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Pearson from Massachusetts
visited his brother, DR.. T. II. Pearson, last
Thursday. Revival meetings are in prog
reSS at the church this week. go. The village
schools begin the winter term next Mon
day.
WINTERPoRT. Mrs. l. J. Durham left
for Boston on Saturdays boat, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. E. B. Lord, who will
spend the winter with her,. Miss Mary
Jefferson has returned from visit to B0s-
ton. Messrs. A. E. Fernald, Lewis At
wood and F. W. Haley have gone to Boston
on business trip. The Old Folks Con-
certs last Friday and Saturday evenings
were great success in every way. Each
number on the program was finely rendered
and thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
Mrs. A. D. Harlow has gone to Hermon to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Grace Weber. Ernest Damon has return
ed from business trip to Stonington.
UNITY. Little Miss Gladys Estes of Troy
spent two days in town last week with her
aunt and uncle. -. Hugh Chase, younger son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Chase, who cut his
knee very badly several days ago, is getting
along well under the skillful treatment of
DR.. Thomas. ...W. A. Giles and family
have moved into the house recently vacated
by Miss Norton, who is boarding at K.
Chambers for a few weeks. E. The enter
tainment given by the School Improvement
League, Saturday evening, Oct. 26th, was
very successful and the children's parts
were rendered creditably. The average at
tendance in the primary room was very
receive an absent mark for the term viz,
Lucy E. Adams, Beula B. Thompson, Archie
L. Narney, Charles II. Bartlett, Halsey c.
Hunt, Almeda E. Webb, Lloyd Tozier,
Clyde A. Harding, Manley E. Gerry, Will
lena Hall, Edna NJ. Cornforth, Gleness F.
Gates, Myrtle A. Cornforth, Ernena Corn
forth, Alberta F. Thompson, Philip B. Grant,
Reuel W. Libby, S. Bonnie Berry, W. Fos-
ter Luce and Byllee Moore. The last named
five were unavoidably absent few days
because of sickness, but were kindly ex-
cused by their teacher, Miss Laura Hunt,
who put forth every effort possible to make
her school interesting and profitable. :. Miss
Grace Bartlett, who has been away teach
ing school this fall, returned last week, sick.
She has school engaged for the winter,
which she will teach if her health permits.
.... Blanche Whitaker, o. P. Estes and fam
lily, Ed. Myrick and family and A. L. Estes
and family, all from Troy, visited relatives
in town recently. .McCauslin & Stone will
load three cars of potatoes at Winnecook
this week. Harry Whitney and wife are
grief-stricken over the death of their in
FAINT daughter, which occurred last week.
Much sympathy is felt for them. They
have moved from Ralph Pillsbury's and
stored their goods at the village Mr.. and
Mrs Whitney are stopping al G.. B. Pills
burys at present. Mrs. Martha Parkman,
who is boarding in Troy with Mrs. J. E.
Pierce for the winter, was very fortunate in
securing so nice place for herself and horse
will Hunt of California, who has been Wis
iting relatives here this fall, returned to his
home short time ago accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Hunt, who will spend
the winter with him. Otis Walker and
wife returned to their home in Bangor re-
Gently. Mrs. E. T. Walker, who was
taken suddenly i'll last week, is slowly re-
covering. DR.. c. M. Whitney is the attend
ing physician. Mrs. Fred Gray is with her
at present. >. .Orville Fuller has been in
Bangor for several weeks learning the candy
trade of Bragg & Cummings.
Stops the Cough