The Republican journal., 1901-01-10
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

last Sunday by the illness of their--mother,
Mrs. Jane Thayer. -. Mrs. M. A. Fowler is
on the sick list. -. Victor Grange visited
South Montville Grange by invitation last
week and all are loud in praises of their
entertainment. -. Mr.. Irwin Hills has bought
the F. NJ. Simmons house and will move his
family next month. =. The friends of Rev.
f. A. Dinslow in this place will visit him at
his home in South Montville next Friday
evening. All are cordially invited.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mrs. Name Holmes,
who has been stopping with her mother,
Mrs Sarah Bryant, the past few weeks, has
returned to Waltham, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Esancy, who have been away for some
time, have returned home. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Howes and c. S. Adams visited the
grange at Burkettyille last Saturday even
ing. Their officers were installed by C. S.
Adams, assisted by c. NJ. Howes. They
report very pleasant time. There will
be donation at the pastors next Friday
evening. All are cordially::invited.. &C. T.
Randall and j. C. Peavey have bought a
lumber lot of c. S. Adams.
WATERFRONT. Richard fainter left town
Monday to enlist in the navy as musician.
He will be much missed by his large circle
of friends. DIR. c. F. Atwood returned
from Boston last week. =. Eugene Dillaway,
who has been very ill.with diphtheria, is
slowly recovering. Hollis Thayer is in
town for brief visit. Mrs. Chloe Atwood
went to Boston Monday. Warren Kennedy
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis At
wood, Sunday. Jere Eaton has been SUI
fering with bad cold for a few days.
Lawrence Mccormack has been quite ill
recently. Capt. Minot Lowe is on the con-
valescent list -. Miss Maria Atwood enter
tanned few friends Tuesday evening in a
very pleasing way....Dr. and Mrs. A. r.
Fellows received friends Monday evening.
An excellent turkey supper was served.
BURNHAM. Leander Young has bought
the Susan Barrows farm and expects to
move onto it in a few days. Charles Mich
OILS of Troy has moved into one of the Libby
Bro. houses at the village. %. A. Dodge
has contract to deliver large amount of
lumber on the river. Bassford Bros are
clearing their lumber lot at the head of the
Pond. The lumber is hauled to R. & C. B.
Gilmore's mills. Quite large amount of
numbering is done in town the present
winter -. MIR. and Mrs. John Bassler, Mrs
Prescott Holt and Mrs. Walter Hubbard of
Canaan visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl.
Kimball last week.. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Ilr1J1 n,1o Of 81 T.
and Mrs. VIM. 81. Kimball Sunday. While
there Mrs. Holt was taken suddenly i'll and
DR.. E. A. Porter of Pittstield was called
She is much improved at this writing and
will be able to return home in few DAYS.
MORRILL,. The Morrill, Sunday school
recognized last Sunday by re-electing the
officers of last year, viz, DR.. T. n. Pearson,
Supt. Mrs. Oscar Meader, Asst Supt. Miss
Maggie Woods, Librarian; Leforest White,
Col. and Treas. Miss Georgia Grey, Secy.
The Superintendent presented the classes
of Mrs. Lila Pearson and Mrs. Oracle
Bowen each with fine Bagster's teachers
Bible as prizes. Frank Brown is at home
ON visit. I'D. 0. Bowen and son Ernest
attended Equity Grange, Belfast, last Satur-
day even;ng, and installed their officers.
Maurice Woods, who has been very sick at
John F. Sheldon's, Belfast, was able to
come home last Saturday and is improving
rapidly. Amos Jackson, who has been i'll
a long time, is a great sufferer ..... Ephraim
Rowe is not so well as he was. Mrs. Lewis
Bryant of Belmont has been caring for her
NJ,r
week. Mrs. Meader is gaining slowly.
laundering has been active the past week,
but it has to be done on wheels. The Mer-
riams keep large force at work on the
road and in the mill =. Rev. H. W. Abbott
of Palermo is expected to preach here one
week from next Sunday ON personal Re
sponsibility."
THoRNDIKE. The Misses Maud Monroe
and Bessie Conner of Troy. visited friends
at the Station last week. Mrs. NJ. A. P.
Sayward and Mrs. Joseph Sayward passed
! last Tuesday in Albion, the guests of Mrs
Mudgett. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Gordon OF
Clinton visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon
a few days recently. Mrs. E. L. Bartlett
who has been visiting relatives in Bangor
returned home Friday evening. :. Mrs
Benz. Ames is visiting in Bangor. -. Mrs
Frank Hogan began the New Century as a
wife should and presented her husband
with fine girl baby. Mother and babe are
both doing well. There was quite little
excitement at Charles Hogan's last Friday
evening. One of his chimneys burned out
and the house took fire, but by prompt work
it was soon extinguished. 80. R. c. Higgins
and wife and Bert Stevens and wife were
guests of Mrs. Rebecca Files last Wednes.
day....V. N. Higgins has been having q
severe cold. "A. H. Higgins, who has beer
| attending court in Belfast, returned home
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman
of Burnham passed Sunday with Mr. an6
Mrs. j. S. Cilley. Mrs. A. L. Wood who
has been suffering with rheumatism so long
is improving il. Charles White passed Sat
urday in Waterville. :. H. L. Wing is soo1
going to Auburn to enter Prof. JEWELS
sanitarium for treatment -. Rev. David
Smith and wife and Miss Mary Jones were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Rich in Brooks
Jan. list. Willie Higgins returned to his
home in Massachusetts, Jan. 3d.. j.. Orlando
Roberts of Jackson moved his hay-press
into the D. b. Flint barn Saturday His
men board at David Hasty's.. Pearl Ham,