The Republican journal., 1902-03-13


Elmer Clarke has returned from Frank
fort and is boarding with his mother, Mrs.
Della Clarke....S. J. Ward is in very poor
health. =. Selden Clarke will move to his
home this spring Will Sparrow has re-
turned from jackson, where he has been
visiting -. Albert Larrabee went to Belfast
last Friday on business. Ada Clarke is
doing homework for her aunt, Mrs. Emer-
son, in Winterport. Justin Grant is quite
smart again. Arthur Willis of San Jose,
Cal, who has been visiting Arthur Boyd,
has gone to Bangor to visit his uncle.
UNITY
Rev. II. A. Luce came home sooner than
he expected, He was called to otticiate at
the funeral of Mrs. Charles Rand, when
was held at the church in Troy last Thurs
day. Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. Rand,
who is left with three small children. Mr..
Ed Woods and daughter Laura returned
home from Portland recently. Miss Woods
is convalescent.. Miss Rosie Walker, who
has been in Rockland for some time, is
expected home soon to spend the spring
.... Mumps are prevailing in town, although
no new cases have been reported. -. Charlie
Mitchell and wife, who have had employ
ment in Massachusetts for two or three
years, arrived here few days ago with the
intention of living on his farm this year.
During his absence he rented his place to
several different ones, but fer the past year
it has been under the management of his
brother-in-law, Eugene Stewart. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Stewart would like.to rent
for a few years, some good farm pleasantly
situated. -. Mrs. Llewellyn Carter from
Palmyra, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in Troy the past week, spent
one night with Mrs. E. E. McCauslin and
returned home Saturday.. Carl Giles, who
has been spending several weeks with
friends in town, started for Montana last
Monday. Miss Vivian Ii. Tabor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. }. r. Tabor OF this
town, has been chosen by her class in the
College of Liberal Arts, Boston University,
to deliver the farewell address in fremont
Temple at the graduation in June She is
member of the Pi Beta Phi fraternity
Miss Tabor has more than ordinary ability.
FREEDOM.
Mrs. Perkins spent Sunday in Skowhe-
gan. Mrs. GustavuS Bellows is suffering
from nervous prostration The senior
class of the Academy will give an exhibit
ton at Montville Centre next Friday
evening .... The debate at the Academy last
Thursday evening was well attended and
much enjoyed. The subject, Resolved,
fnr haS II
interest of the United States" was we'll
discussed. We hope the students will take
a deeper interest in their debating society.
1.-The dinner served by the Ladies' So
cety last Thursday at G. A. R. Hall was
well attended. The students appreciate
these dinners as well as some of the pro-
fessional men. Snail we not have more OF
them ?... Miss Bertha Bryant has been very
i'll. We are glad to learn that she is improv-
ing. 80. The Academy is doing its usual good
work. A new piano is to be put in this
week.. Mr.. Knowles Bangs has been seri-
ouslytill for the past week. He is a little
better at the present writing.
THoRNDIKE.
Waldo County Pomona Grange will meet
with Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike
Station, March 18th. Address of welcome
by Mrs. b. w. Downs. Mrs. J. q. Cilley
was taken suddenly i'll Sunday. DR.. Cook
of Brooks was called and she is quite com.
fortablessat this writing After an absence
of 16j years Ira Gordon of Montana has
been visitingEhis cousin, Mrs. Porter Hurd
and other relatives in town.. Elijah Simp-
son and Omar johnson passed Tuesday il
Waterville. r. F. JayneS and wife passed
few days last week in Waterville. Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Coffin recently received
news that their son Carl, who has employ
ment in Ohio, has been very ill with pneu
monia at the home of a friend in New York
where he was visiting, but is now very
much improved. %. Ira Howard of PittstielG
is visiting at Alfred Towards Mrs Eph
with friends at Waldo 80. Mrs Albert Palm.
er of Knox passed Saturday afternoon with
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Ward 80. Miss Carrie
Ward of Pittsfield is the guest of her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. r. S. Ward -. Mrs
Arthur jackson of Nassalboro recently
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parsons. Omar johnson returned to
Keene, n. H., Saturday. d ebert Bohn
and Harvey Coffin are confined to thei1
homes with the humps. -. Mr.. Rofe of
Unity was in town last week in the interest
of the Portland Packing Company Alvin
Aver, the travelling preacher, passed few
days last week at Leslie BradfOrd's. 80. R. F.
JayneS has been very i'll the past week
He is attended by DR.. B. P. Hurd and is
bought to be some better. The creamery
is in charge Of Mr.. z. Rich of Waterville
assisted by Willard Sparrow....J. Dumont
Higgins attended the Free Baptist Quarterly
meeting at Jackson Mills Saturday and
Sunday. James N. Higgins of Brewer is
visiting at II. M. Higgins. -. Mildred,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett,
was quite sick last week. Fred Patterson
if visiting his daughter, Mrs. Will Ward, in
Fairfield.