The Republican journal., 1902-02-06
HALLDALE.

Turner Berry of Portland was the guest
of Martin Written few days last week -.
Abner Eels of Glastonbury, Conn.,, is visit
ing relatives here. -. Rev S. II. Burton of
Waterville called on friends here last week.
.... The school in this district closed last
Friday. Robert Eels is chopping cord
wood for Job Clement. -. The storm was
very severe in this vicinity last Sunday.
E. f. Hall is canvassing for nursery stock.
MORRILL,.
Arthur B. Hatch is taking vacation and
rest of few weeks. He is now visiting
his brother in New York State. Everett
Nash has been quite ill the past fortnight.
His brother Orrin from South MOntville Wis
tied him last week. Miss Flora Murch arriv-
ed home last Friday from the Maine General
Hospital, Portland. :. Harry Dunton had his
fingers badly mangled last Friday in Wick
ery's mill. -. Mrs. Charles Merriam had quite
an i'll turn last week. and Mrs. NJ. p. Wood
PROSPECT VILLAGE.
The socable at the Grange Hall was a
follows Flag drill by Miss Alice Dockbam
and Miss Edna Ward; song, Goodbye,
Dolly Gray, by Miss Catherine Littletield
and Mr.. Edwin killman, recitation by Miss
Alice Dockham; song by Misses Katie and
Georgia Haley; recitation by Warren larri-
man dialogue; recitation by Walter Ames
dialogue; recitation by Evelyn Cummings
story to the little ones by Miss Edna Ward
recitation by Eva Hartman; recitation by
Werner Dock ham; recitation. The Teacher,
by Miss Eva C. Tucker series of tableaux,
After the program doughnuts and coffee
two new members and expects more soon.
=. Mr. and Mrs Amos Partridge are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Gould for few days.
.... The school at the village closed last
Friday.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Poland, who were
recently married in Boston, gave "a reception
to their friends and neighbors Tuesday
evening, Jan. 9th, at Grange Hall. 1t was
q very cold night, but the hall was well
Ii
socially; later Mr.. Albert Gay entertained
the company with vocal solos. Mr.. Boyn-
ton and Mr.. Howard also sang. A grand
march was formed, led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Poland, who were pleasantly introduced to
the company by Mr.. Milton Wentworth.
Dancing followed, which was kept up until
a late hour. All expressed themselves as
having passed delightful evening The
music was good and a generous amount of
refreshments was served. Two very pretty
chairs were placed on the stage, to which
were attached cards on which We're written,
"Presented to Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Poland
by their friends and neighbors. 80. Misses
Lizzie and George Frye entertained their
teacher, Miss Holmes, and other friends, at
their home last Thursday evening". Jacob
Walls of Searsmont fell on the ice last week
and injured his hip. Mrs. Annie Clements
and Mrs. Dudley Poland were initiated in
the first and second degrees at Union Har-
vest Grange Saturday evening. After re-
cess cake ans! coffee were served.
MONROE.
31st with an exhibition by the scholars.
The teacher, Miss Eva Cook, may well feel
proud of her school, and her success as a
teacher was testified to by the parents of the
pupils who were present. After the eXer-
cises pop corn and candy were passed to the
pupils and friends. Mr.. H. r. Dawson and
Mr.. 6. c. Moody We're called on by the
teacher for a few remarks, and responded
Following is the program:
Opening Address, Everett jenkins
Dec, Since Mother Joined the Club
Harold Moody
Dec, A Poor Rule, Fred Perkins
Dec, Herbert Cook
Dialogue, The Braber shop
Dec, The Deacon's Bull, Percy Braley
Dec, The Grow, Ambrose Moody
Rec, The Dolls Wedding, Hazel Jenkins
Exercise, Our Flag
Dec, Talking Slang, Norris Lowe
Rec, Speech for Little Girl, Eta Evans
Dec, L he Queer Boy, Ernest Evans
Dialogue, About the Size OF 1t.
Dec, Herbert Lowe
Rec, A Child's Troubles, Nellie Braley
Dec, Chester Evans
Rec, Little Chatterbox, Mildred Bradley
Dialogue, The Saratoga Waiter
Dec, Percy Braley
Dialogue, Goodbye