The Republican journal., 1902-09-25
SWANVsLLE

Young school-house Sunday, September IA
in memory of the life and death of our late
President, Mckinley, and at the Clark
School-house in the evening.
MONROE
The town schools began the fall term OF
eight weeks September 22d. The teachers
are as follows: District No. l, Mrs Charles
johnson; No. s. Miss Hannah Curtis, No.
4, Miss Josie Buzzell; No. 8, Miss Dora
Felker; No. 6, Miss Flora Tasker; No. s.
Miss Annie Gould; No. 9, Miss Ethel Chase
No 10, Miss Vesta Rose; No. II, Miss Lizzie
Weber.
SNITHTON Freedom)
Miss Maude Cleaves of Portland is teach.
| ing school here. Frank Thurston and
brother Fred have entered Bates College,.
go. Mrs. Charles W. Busher has returned
to her. home in Nashua, \. Harold
| Bragdon is attending Freedom Academy.
| Rev. I. r. Pentecost preached at the school
house last Sunday and will be here again in
| two weeks.
iSLESBORO
The Rt Rev. Bishop Goldman of the
diocese of Maine preached in the Episco-
pal Church last Sunday, which ends the
services in.that church for the season..
| Nearly half of the summer people have
| closed their cottages and left for their
homes. The Inn closed on the 18th. DIR.
| Alexander Biddle of Philadelphia, R. T..
| Bolt of Boston and Il few others have al
ready started work on new cottages. This
| j. b., boc
| gun here
| NORTH SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Frank llooke of Maiden, Mass, is
| the guest of Mrs. Georgia Hooke .....
| Quite a number from this place attended
| the Waldo county fair in Belfast. George
| Fuller recently lost two valuable COWS from
poisoning . Miss Bertha Hooke and Miss
Leu IImehman, who have been spending
their vacation with ,dr. and Mrs S. r.
llooke, have returned to Worcester, Mass
Frank Cooper spent few days in Bel
fast recently with relatives. "A party of
nine started for the hurdy gurly dance in a
hay rack last Saturday evening, but there
was no dance on account of rain. They kept
on to Nh and Mrs Charles lIeminway's
| where they spent the night, returning the
next day accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Ileminway. All reported good time
III KNH4M.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Pease attended the
Maine State Fair in Lewiston and visited
relatives and friends in that place -. Va,
dilIa Gould of Lewiston is visiting at An.
drew PeaSe's. Mrs. Mercy Packard has
gone to Rockland for d few weeks visit
| with relatives and friends. Lester Hath.
orn is stopping at Oakes Dodges. and is
teaching singing schools at the head of the
pond and the Sawyer school-house in De
troit. VIM II. kimball conveys the scholars
from the horseback road to the school-house
in district No. s.. Mrs. Prescott Holt is
making three weeks visit with relatives
and friends in this place after which she
! will make an extended visit to relatives in
| Boston and in New Hampshire. -. George
/ Sherman, Jr., has left for the woods, where
| he viii work at his trade of black smithing.
William Richards of Gloucester, Mass,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. George Wy
! man.
| iN'Ni L E-iNI
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miles and son
| Ralph of Burnham visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Hartman several days last week.
......Lemuel Harding and son Harry of
Stoneham, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas Heagan recently. ... Mrs. \. j.
| lleagan visited her niece, Mrs. Joe Brew
! ster, i'll Camden, last week w. H. Harri-
| u.
week on businesses. Mrs. Emma Luke visit
| ed relatives in NeWburg last week. 80. Miss
Alfredo Hartman is visiting her sister, Mrs.
! sam DOGGY, i'll Brewer. Frank .Bassick
! returned to Boston, Mass, last week.
| Levi Berry and son James were in Bangor
! on business one day last week. Mrs Annie
Emerson is quite sick. She is attended by
| DE- Erskine of Winterport and DR.. Stevens
of Stockton Springs.,...MrS. Mary Iarr-
| man had quite a serious illness last week
| She is attended by Dr. Emerson of Bucks
| port, and at this writing is doing well....
| Mrs Mabel Shute and sons Merrill and
| Cyrus of Brewer visited relatives here last
| week. School began in this district last
week, Mrs. Faustina Harding teacher.
VI 100 d
| Mt. Heagan. Miss Louise CHM returned
to her home in Lowell, Mass, last week.
| LIBERTY.
| Walter \. Cargill, who is an electrician in
| Lynn, Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. &. II. Cargill. Miss kittie Walk
Ell left Monday to spend the winter with rel
| atiyes in st. Louis, Mo....J j. Walker is
| in Boston on business. The village schools
| are being taught by the following teachers i:
| High school, Harold Young of Winterport :;
| Primary, Miss Mae Brown of this village
| The school in the lower part of the village
| is being taught by Mrs. Carrie Aver.
| p Cargill is much better and hopes are en-
| tertained of his recovery....L. {. Morse
| will be in Rock land, Portland and Lewiston
| this week &c. Close time is off from par
| tridges and the sound of the gun of the
hunter reverberates through the hills and
! valleys. Two partridge and woodcock
We're on exhibition as the results of the
| first days slaughter in this vicinity
| Howe, the photographer of PIttstield, will
| be in town for fifteen days ...Marlton and
| Allen Knowton, Leta Young, and frankie
| Aver are attending the Banks Bushes
| College in Belfast. Bert MeSeryy and