The Republican journal., 1902-10-23
CENTRE MONTvILLE.

YIN N. Hall lLudl NtiG W 1Id lOLSCS
Mass, October Goth, where he will work at
carpentering. :. Mrs. George Thompson of
North Searsmont fell through a trap door
recently, sustaining a compound fracture OF
one leg below the knee and badly injuring
an ankle. Mrs. Caroline Jackson and
Mrs. D. c. Cain are visiting friends in
Palermo. Mrs c. II. Clement was able to
ride out Sunday after being obliged by ill
health to remain at home for year,.
Last Saturday evening was children's night
at Union Harvest Grange. The children
furnished good program. Songs by
Myrtle Howes, Verne Poland and Burleigh
Nash deserve special mention. A treat
was provided by the Grange, games were
played, and then all went home to slow
music through pouring rain, pronouncing
the evenings entertainment decided sue
cess. Rev. H. F. Wood of Winslow was
called here last Friday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs, Martha A. Hatch, who died
Tuesday, Oct. 14th. Last week NJ. c.
Smith and j. A. Clough of Haverhill, Mass,
arrived with ffty-three horses for sale,
ranging from one to eight years old They
have hired the Mayo Herman barn and
bought the hay of Clement and Cushman.
These horses were bought in South Dakota
and shipped to Haverhill Mass, and then
driven here -. Llewellyn Keller went to
Camden last Thursday. MIR. and Mrs.
G. E. Nash and little daughter of China
visited friends in town last week. -. Since
open time Leon Perry has killed two deer
and f. Clement one. Mr.. j. j. Clement is
putting an addition on his barn. Miss
Edna Thompson will spend few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. b. Gowen of Thorn
dike......Mr f. Stevens is at home on
a visit to his family. He will return
to Delaware, where he has been en-
ployed the past year. Frank Sanford is
enlarging his house and connecting it with
his barn....E. 2. Ross and wife have re-
turned from visit to Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. There viii be musical
concert by Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Gay at Grange
Hall this, Thursday, evening.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Sarah K. Clifford left the middle
of last week for "a visit of several days with
her sister, Mrs Wheelden, in Orrington...
The Current Events Club held their regular
meeting Oct. 18th, with Mrs. Ralph Morse.
.....James W. Cox of Oakland, California
was the guest of Capt. l.. NJ. Partridge for
few days the past week. Mr.. c. and Cap,
p. We're companions in a voyage around the
Horn to the California gold fields, fifty
years ago. Having kept up the acquain-
tance since the return of the latter, after
few years among the argonauts, many re-
miniscences were talked over during their
pleasant reunion. Mr.. Cox will spend the
winter in the South and in Cuba, coming
here, possibly, again in the spring. Mr..
Dillon left Thursday for his home in Somer-
vile, Mass. Mrs. Susie Rendell spent
several days with Mrs Nellie Rendell in
Searsport last week, returning Saturday
evening. -. The Smith glass blowers occn-
pied Denslow Hall last Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings giving
satisfaction to all who patronized the enter
tainments. The School League gave a
very pleasant dance Friday evening". The
Matinee Whist Club was Hospitality enter
tanned Friday by Mrs. G. A. Stevens..
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber of Fitchburg, Mass,
arrived last Thursday on their wedding
tour, and are the guests of the brides
aunts, Mrs. Horace Staples and Mrs
Elmer Thompson. MIR. Rufus Mudgett
came home Saturday from kingman, for
all indefinite time, the mills having ''shut
down" for the present. -. Mrs. C. S. Kendall
spent Saturday in Searsport with her sister,
Mrs. H. H. McGilvery.. Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert NJ. Ames closed their house last week
and will spend the winter with his mother,
Mrs. John NJ. Ames.. Mr.. Thurston, for
merly of "Avery Light has succeeded
Mr.. Webster as keeper at the Fort Point
lighthouse. Mr.. Elman Dickey, Jr., ar
rived Saturday to visit his parents. Capt.
NJ. E. Colcord and friends returned Satur-
day from their fishing trip in the yacht
Fancy. Miss Frances Cleaves is display
ing to her customers a fine line of millinery
hats in all styles, trimmings, etc.,-and
fancy goods, recently purchased in Port
land. Rev. Ashley A. Smith gave us one
of his most excellent sermons last Sunday;
and, through the influence of Mr.. H. S.
Park, quartette consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs Austin French of Standpoint, Mrs.
LduTeSIOn SIllIn OF 81. Augustine, + Ia, ana
Mr. Park of our choir rendered some very
pleasing music, making the service very
enjoyable to all present. Mr.. Albert NJ.
Ames left Saturday for a trip to Boston and
New York. Miss Ann Thompson has
new stock of very pretty millinery at her
room in the J. G. Lambert building, which
all are invited to examine. Mrs. Warren
Haskell and son, accompanied by her hus-
bands mother, left Monday to join Mr.. H.
at Beverley, Mass, for the coming winter
LAS Mrs. Henry StOwell and Mrs. Will
liam Carter were returning from Belfast on
Monday, the horse being suddenly frighten-
ed, jumped and threw them both from the
carriage, cutting and bruising their faces
quite badly. Mrs. S. was obliged to have a
stitch taken in one wound. Fortunately no
serious injury was sustained by either....
The Current Events Club will be entertain
ed Oct. 29th by Miss Mary Hichboln. All
are cordially invited to attend.
StODS the Cough