The Republican journal., 1902-07-31
CENTRE NIONTVILLE.

Only the man who does not fear death in
any form should ask farmer how the
present haying season suits him.. Mrs. F.
80. DR.. S. W. johnson of Belfast was at F.
| A. CushmanS and Geo. +. Aliens last
| week. Miss Miriam Bartlett is at home
| from Hopedale, Mass, for the summer. ...
Veterinary West of Belfast was here few
| days since to see some cows belonging to d.
| b. Plummer. Two of them had died and
four more were sick. Dr. West thought the
symptoms denoted poisoning w. S. Davis
is at home from Camden for Il time. He
finds his father, f. c. Davis, suffering from
a cancer on the lip. Frank Conroy of Bos-
ton is visiting his sister, Mrs. d. \. Poland.
....MrS Frank Poland and two children
and Mrs Josie Ingham and son Wayland,
all of Providence, r. l., are at Sumner Po-
land s.... Prescott Palmer and wife of Law
renee, Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
.... Charles Owen and wife and daughter,
Eben Hatch and Miss Eva Wood of Bel
fast visited their uncle, T. S. Hatch, last
Sunday. Mrs. Martha Hatch squte sick
! She is attended by DR.. Thomas Pearson of
Morrill,. Will Tobey is hauling red oak
logs to mill to be sawed into ship timber.
WINIERPoET
one of the pleasanteSt social affairs Of
the season was the lawn party given by the
| Epwolth League Thursday evening The
church lawn WAS enclosed with small fir
trees. \ tall pole was erected and bunting
was gracefully feStooned to the four corners
of the lawn, and the whole place was made
brilliant with Japanese lanterns. Seats
were provided and long tables spread, from
which lemonade, fruit and other refresh
ments We're served. \ musical program was
given, and the remainder of the time was
filed with pleasing games and social chat.
The whole affair reflected much credit on
the young people who had charge Of the
entertainment. Miss Carson of Boston is
/ spending a few weeks with Mrs. Ette Muir
ray....M Mrs. Cowles has returned to Boston
and her mother, Mrs Benjamin Atwood
accompanied her for d short visit. Mr
and Mrs. llckson of Brooklyn, \. y. We're
the guests of Miss Clara Knowles few
days last week. Miss Knowles left Satur-
day for Fairfield, where she Will attend the
annual assembly at the Good Will Farm.
Philo {. Blaislell and family arrived from
Bradford, Penn, and have gone to North
port to spend the rest of the summer at
their cottage. Miss Edna Smith has re-
turned from her visit to Bangor. Mrs |.
j. Dunham arrived from Boston on Satur-
day S boat, accompanied by her grandson.
Master Horace Dunham. Percy Campbell
of Boston is spending a short vacation at
his Old home Col and Mrs. Fred Atwood
| Mrs. l.. \. Stokell and Mrs f. NJ Little
field have gone to DARK llarbor for a weel,
| or tNo...M Miss l.. \. Grindle has returned
from Castine, where She spent the winter
! Mr.. and Mrs. Miles of Providence were the
I guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Hill last Wee6.
Isaac Iolbrook of Berlin, Mass. for
me- resident, is in town after an absence of
more than - years. lie is accompanied by
/ his wife, son, daughter and nd-daughter,
and they are stopping at the Commercial
! House. Miss Hannah Thompson is at
! home from Boston for vacation.... George
, Atwood and wife of Boston are visiting his
brother, Fred c. Atwood -. Henry Nicker-
son and family OF Boston and Mrs. BickHel
OF Bangor were the guests Of Mrs. e.. NJ
Chase last week .....Alis> Mary Took of
CharlestoWn is visiting her rtatives here
....Mrs. Willis Roberts of ~omerv He l.
visiting her father. y. NJ Spencer. Mis-.
Mida Atwood came home from Portland
and James Atwood from lsIe>boro toatteuo
the funeralof their grandmother, Mrs. Free
,,ar, N+,yn,d II, M,nr,.