The Republican journal., 1902-11-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
WALDO STATION.

WALDO STATION
Indian summer has come and gone with
all its passing beauty. Ralph Whitcomb
picked d full sized ripe straw berry. Friday,
Nov. 7th.. Mrs. Apha Gould of Wenham,
Mass, has been visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity. Ella Littetield is at home
on Il visit from Howard, Rhode Island. where
she has been stopping the past year.
....1 he sunday school concert at South
Brooks was We'll attended aud the members
of the school acquitted themselves with
credit, especially those belonging to the
chorus. go. William Jones came near sus-
taininga severe injury a few weeks ago lie
was gathering apples from a tail tlee and
stepping upon an apparently sound limb it
gave way and he fell eighteen feet to the
ground. No bones We're broken. but he got
a very severe shaking up He is recover
ins slowly and is able to be about the farm
some. ...Most OF the schools in town closed
last Friday and all are reported successful.
In the Station school thu >cholals not tardv
OF absent a day We're Hattie and Laura { an
ter, Grace Patterson, ]cunje and Mamie
Leyenseller, Flora johnson and Leon lilis-
sey. The teacher, Glace Atwood, who has
given excellent satisfaction. Will return to
teach this Winter..-.W. |. Neal has recent
ly obtained of Mr., nemb~r of Bangor fine
Ayre>hire jui which he has taken 10 his
farm in ,hi> town.
sA>DNIOfNT.
j. W. Richards Of Eo~ton has been here
for d visit OF several days with his family.
Mrs. Abbe Nickerson has closed her
cottage. oak Niew, and gone TO MaSsa-
chusetts Mrs. Hannah Jordan West is
here for 4 yisit.... Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Patterson Of Rockland We're here several
days recently.... Mr.. and Mrs Morris Pat
terson and Miss Susie Patterson have been
in Rochland for several days. George and
Charles Heath are at home from Camden.
where they have been at work. Mrs.
Elvira French has been moved to the home
her daughter, Mrs F. 5. Hartman. ... Mrs.
j. 7. Slowers leaves this week for New
York. After a visit there she will Join
Capt. Showers in Cuba. Manley Grant
has moved from the +. Il. Daggett house at
the corner to the house recently bought by
Capt. Milford Turner. Capt. Melvin Grant,
ST., left last week for a trip at sea on a
barge. Miss Bertha Crocker of Belfast
spent Sunday with her parents at the Mar
! rows. Daniel Cousins is boarding at f
E. Erskine's. =. Mrs. Fred Grant and brother
| Moses Heal. are visiting their relatives in
| Searsmont. MIR. Brocke from Bangor
Seminary preached here last Sunday.....
| School in this district is taught by Miss
Hichborn from the village. f. S. Harr
man is having his store painted. Gran
vile Hartman left last week for Redstone
| \. H., where lie has work 80. A dandelion
in full bloom was picked by the writer
November Mr.. and Mrs Eden Morri1
of Boston were at the Narrows for a brief
stay last week.
| THORNDIkE.
Rev. II. Small and wife of Brooks wer.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Barlow
Saturday night, and of Mr.. and Mrs J
Higgins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. }. II. Say
ward have the sympathy of the conmunt,
in the death of their little daughter Cora
who died Nov. 3D.. The high school
taught by \. a. Webb of Jack son, close
this week. 1t is hoped that Mr.. Webb
services will be secured for one OF the win
ter schools, which will begin Nov 17th..
BY invitation Harvest Moon Grange vii
meet with Dirigo Grange, Freedom, Nov
| 10Th ...J. H. Stevens and wife and v y
Higgins and wife attended the VALID
| County Veterans meeting at Freedom, Nov
9th. 1t was one of the best meetings OF
the season. Mr.. and Mrs. GerSham Hamlil
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gordan Sun
day.. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ham wer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Blyn Hogan Nov
9TH. A goodly number attended the husk
ing bee at r. S. Wards Friday evening
Mrs. Ward furnished one of her good sup
pers for the laborers.. The contest at Har
vest Moon Grange closed last Saturday. A
usual the sisters were victorious, ScOrin!
1850 to the brothers 1,725. The defeate'
side are to furnish a treat. Samuel Rol
Inns of Unity will organize singing schoo
at Harmons Hall Saturday evening, Nov
Is. Sam can teach them how to mind tn
rests and beat the time, and with the note
be handy. There will be farmers insti
tute at Harmon's Hall Nov. 18th, Afternoon
and evening. Eminent speakers are to ad
dress the meeting and good music will b
furnished. Sandwiches and coffee will b
furnished to those from distance Who wis
to remain to the evening session. Ever
farmer and his family who wish to advanc
in the profession are invited and expecte
to be present and take part in the discus
| sions and questions which follow the aG