The Republican journal., 1902-10-23
.SEARSMONT.

u6 IOdu COMMISSIONERS are dhIilS
marked improvement by building up the
road from the lower bridge to the school
house The road will be raised three feet
and water way built which will pre-
vent the annual overflow of that section.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins and Mrs.
Hattie Loveland of Camden visited friends
in town last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Mariner and Miss Fannie Hanson are in
Boston for IA week. ...M Mrs. Ada Blodgett
and Miss Sahina Morey of Belfast were in
town last Sunday. -. Mr.. A. L. Thayer OF
Belfast visited his mother, Mrs. Jane
Thayer, last week. Miss Emily Miller
has gone to Portland to attend the W. C. I.
L. Convention. The officers of Guam
tabacook Lodge, No. 129, free and accepted
Masons, were installed Oct. IA, as follows:
L. II. Thomas, W. NJ; c. H. Burgess, S.
W.; V. A. Simmons, j. W.; j. L. Bean
TREASURER; A. L. Mattocks, Secretary; G.
F. Mariner, S. D.. F. Berry, j. D., NJ.
B. Lassell, S. s.. f. S. Wing, J. S.. Level
lyn Lincoln, Tyler; L. 7. Ness, Marshal.
Past Junior Grand Warden, Adelbert Mil
lett, with the assistance of Past Master L.
Waterman as Grand Chaplain installed
the officers.
WALDO STATION.
The bright days of October, the lovely
harvest moon, the falling of the leaves, all
remind US of the changes being wrought by
Natures hand. The annual meeting of
the Waldo Union was largely attended, five
honorary members being present. A boun-
tiful picnic dinner was in order, with the
addition of ice cream, later on The pres
ence of the girls and boys as invited guests
added much to the enjoyment of the day.
The officers of the previous year We're re-
elected....An abundant crop of apples is
being gathered on some farms in this vicn-
ity, while on others there is a shortage.
Business is starting up at the Station.
Lu Bartlett shot a fine deer last week in
the woods near his home. George Walls
a resident of this town for many years, Wis
tied friends here recently Though quite
lame he retains his former cheerfuness
.... Mrs. j. {. Littlefeld's sister, Mrs Maria
Ruutley, has returned to her home in Kings
ton, Ontario. Some of the visitors from
out of town are Margaret BicEford, Mary
johnson, Alice Kane and Mary Stevens...
+. A Brown and family have moved to
Clinton. Mrs. Sarah Cunningham has
gone on a visit to her sister in North An
dover, Mass.
| MORRILL,.
The fall term OF schools closed last week.
After vacation of two weeks the winter
term begins. Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Mer-
riam have been visiting in Somerset County
the past ten days.. Mrs. Sophia W Harts-
horn has been spending the past week with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Carter in Belfast.
-. Charles Merriam has been in Liberty
| several days doing cemetery work. Charles
is becoming noted for his excellent work..
Mrs. Maddocks of Norridgewock was in
town few days lately, visiting friends and
her nephew, Everett Nash. Miss Minnie
Wood went to Thomaston last week, where
she finds employment. Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Woodbury. are being congratulated on
new arrival. Rev. Fl. W. Abbott of
Palermo was in town last Saturday.. The
funeral of Mrs Phebe A. Cross was held at
her late residence, Monday, Oct. 18th, Rev.
G. f. Edgett officiating. -. Rev. G. E. Edg-
| EFT will preach in the church in Morrill, next
Sunday at 3p m., local time, and will occu-
py the pulpit the I'd and 4th Sundays of each
month at the above hour until further
notice. Our farmers and fruit raiSers were
quite well prepared for the sudden freeze
last Saturday morning, as most of the win
ter fruit was gathered. The thermometer
registered only IS above.
MONROE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Palmer have returned
| from pleasant trip to Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens have
gone to St. Alhans for a two weeks visit. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham are visit
ing his brothers in Greenfield. Mr.. c. will
take trip in the woods hunting... The W.
c. I. L. will meet Friday with Mrs Mary
Moore. Mrs. James Nealley, formerly of
Bangor, has been visiting here the past two
weeks, making her home at Jefferson Neal
ley's... Miss Ethel Chase will close her
second term of school in Smithboro with
good success this week. She will take a
normal course in Pennington. :. Mrs. D. A.
Nye has been on the sick list for two weeks.
'.'. MI >. IN le ny ye Has d cuOlce SeleCLlOn' Ol
millinery and combined with her good
| taste she has good trade. Percy Ham is
up river acting as a guide for large party
.... Mrs. Frank Harmon has returned from
trip to Boston, where she has been with
her daughter for Il number of weeks leav-
| ing her comfortable with a young baby a
few weeks old. Mr.. Charles Riley was
! kicked by a horse last Saturday, breaking
the bone below the knee DR.. Brown was
summoned. He was assisted by DR.. Eel
! lows of Brooks. He is doing as well as
could be expected. -. Mrs. Belle Palmer,
District Deputy of Loyal Lodge of Re-
bekahs, Franklin Chase and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Durham are in Augusta attending
the l. O. o. F. convention. MI. and Mrs
Walter Twombly returned from weeks
| hunting up river with nothing to show but
fish, but John Twombly got deer as usual
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.