The Republican journal., 1902-06-12
MONROE.

Rev. Mr.. Hills of Hampden will preach
June 22nd at the church and every two
weeks from that date during the summer.
Next Sunday, June 18th, Grange services
will be held at the church. :. The w. C. T.
U. will meet at the church next Friday,
and take in some new members. Lunch
will be served by the union, and the L. T.
l.. will be served lunch as their meeting
comes the same day at a later hour. /. Mrs.
Lizzie Packard has been confined to her
bed the past few days, but she is better =.
Work is progressing on f. L. Palmer's
store. A nice large addition is being made.
Mrs. Betsey Colson is visiting in Rock
land.
PROSPECT FERRY
Mrs. Nehemiah Mudgett, living with her
daughter Mrs Geo Grindle of this place.
fell and dislocated her hip June 3rd She is
doing as well as could be expected. She is
attending by Dr.. Snow of Bucksport
Mrs. n. j. Heagan and Mrs. A. A. CHM
went to Bangor shopping last Saturday.
Herman Avery spent last Sunday with
his parents, returning to Bangor Monday
...Mrs. Emma Luke picked large handful
OF ripe stray wberries June 9Th. Mrs Kate
W. Hartman and her daughter Auzelia,
visited Capt. and Mrs. NJ g. Dow of Bucks
port last Sunday morning. Miss Rose
Midget is at home from Oldtown. stoppinr
while with her aunt Mrs. Geo. Griudle
....Several from this place attended the
commencement exercises at Bucksport last
week. Miss Elvena Grant of Prospect is
doing dress-making for Mrs Geo. Avery
THORNDIKE.
Inc quarterly meeting at the Centre
Church, Saturday and Sunday, was well at
tended. Saturday the pulpit was oco upied
by Rev's d. Bracket and f. W Barker of
Brooks, and Sunday by Miss Millett in the
morning and Rev Simeon Whitcomb in the
afternoon. J. II. Stevens and wife visited
relatives in Searsport last week and attend
ed the Waldo County Veterans meeting
there. Fred L. Higgins, who attended the
Memorial service in Bangor, returned June
1th, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. 5. c.
Files and daughter .. Miss ELLA NJ. Higgins
passed Friday in Unity Mrs. A. II. Hjg
gins is with Mrs. F. S Heagan for a few
weeks. MI and Mrs. George Sherman of
Burnham were guests of Mr. and Mrs j. G.
Nlliey June Ith and Sth. -. Robert Patter-
son has bought the Edward White farm in
Troy and moved his family there last week.
...H. B. Rollins and daughters Annie and
Ivy were guests OF Mr. and Mrs Y. n. Hig-
gins Saturday. Isaiah Blethen of Unity
was in town Saturday canvassng for fruit
trees. The Helping Hand Club met with
Mrs. Leslie Bradford last week The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Sargent Coffin
.Mr. and Mrs Nathan Berry passed a
few days with relatives in Stetson recently.
r. F. Jaynes and wife of Watervile
called on friends at the Station Fridav....
Mrs. Sargent, who has been spending
several months with her daughter, Mrs. c.
B. Cox, returned to her home in Omaha
Neb., Thursday. 49, Mott Gates, wife and
daughter Myra passed Monday in Belfast
1.-The Misses Ethel Howard and Marion
Foster of Knox were guests of Miss Edith
Harmon Sunday....I Leslie Bradford and
family passed Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Porter in Searsport
Frank johnson and Master Ira of Free
dom recently visited Mr. and Mrs. F. y
Nose.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs Rufus Mudgett and daughter, Miss
Clara, attended commencement exercises at
the Eastern State Normal School last Thurs
day, returning Friday morning. Mrs
Ralph Morse arrived home last Friday from
Watervlle, where she had been the guest of
Mrs. Lille NJ. Hartman. Miss Mabel
Simmons came from Castine Friday to
spend the summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs. RoXanna Simmons. -, Mrs Susie Rem
dell left last Thursday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Clifton Eames Of Prospect. -. Mrs
Walter f kimball took Saturday Is boat for
Boston She will visit friends in New
1ork before her return. Mrs. Sarah Il.
Clifford arrived by Sunday mornings boat
from Brooklyn, y. Y, and has opened her
house here for the summer. She will be
joined later by her daughter, Mrs Frank
Colcord and family. Mr.. Everett 5. Grant
arrived sunday from New York to Join his
wife, who has been for a week with her
versary of their marriage on June 10th
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard &. Staples Of East
Brookfeld, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Staples and their young daughter of West
boro, Mass, came the same day to complete
the family circle at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Staples their four children and
companions sitting with them around their
Sunday dinner table-the first family re-
union since the marriage of the entire fam
lily Mrs. Angie G. Mudgett and aunt,
Mrs. Lydia d. Mudgett of Prospect, came
to visit Mrs. Adella G. Hichborn Monday,
preparatory to spending Tuesday with MI
and Mrs. Henry Staples. Mrs. Jane L.
Avery of Somerville, Mass, is the guest of
Mrs Adella g. Hichborn.. Mrs Octava
Pettengill left Tuesday to visit relatives in
Prospect. She will return to her nephew's
here before going to Portland. Or. Her
bert b. Devereaux returned Wednesday
from a pleasant visit in Boston. Rev
Ashley A. Smith will preach at the church
next Sunday afternoon ON ''The Religion of
the Physical"
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