The Republican journal., 1902-05-29
MONROE.

4 MON hOE.
| The item in recent issue of The Journal
concerning the grocery store in Watervlle
! and one in Belfast that do not sell tobacco,
reminds us that Monroe has grocery store
kept by +. F. Ward that does not handle
tobacco in any form, the proprietor having
conscientious scruples against its use. Mr.
/ Ward is ii young man, raised in Searsport
who recently bought the store formerly
occupied by the late \. J. Haskell At
the drawing of the jurors for the L. S.
Court to be held in Bangor in June, Edwin
Z. Dckey and Edward Neatly were drawn
to serve on the grand jury, and II. r. Daw-
son and Herbert Neatly on the traverse jury.
80. The Monroe Loyal Temperance Legion
held its annual meeting May 23d and elect
ed the following officers President, Ethel
Chase; vice presidents, Gertrude Conant
and Jessie Cunningham; treasurer, Ger
trude Conant; secretary, Jessie Cunning
ham; organist, Viola Conant; mercy work,
Sidney Scott, Ralph Ellis, Susie Bowden;
flower mission work, Lucy Dickey, Lena
Nye, Viola Conant, Carrie Durham and
Master Fred F, Palmer. Meetings are held
liudS dlleruOols ill 4 z. NJ, once IN Two
weeks. MIR. Lewis Richie of Winterport
has bought the farm owned by the late
Freeman Atwood and moved his family
here. Mrs. Atwood will board in their
family, so as to remain in her old home
where she will be better contented than
elsewhere. DR.. Holt and wife will return
this week from a visit to Massachusetts,.
He went to accompany her home after
months yiSit... Horace Weber and wife
are nicely settled in the house adjoining
the town hail.. The memorial services last
Sunday were well attended. -. Rev. NJ. 5.
Hill OF lampden will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday at P. MI. L. Palmer has begun
work on an addition to his store Mrs.
Mosman is suffering from recent fall. !
She has the sympathy of all. The little
house ON the bridge has been fitted up to be
occupied by Mrs. John Twombly and
daughter during the summer months $3.50. Mr. |
and Mrs. ASbra Staples have moved to their !
farm and begun housekeeping. Every one |
has given with a willing hand and made |
etc, as they lost everything in the fire
BURNHAM
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. II. Kimball gave va
rlety wedding Thursday evening. NAV I'D,
the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
At an early hour, friends and neghbors be-
gan to arrive and the spacious rooms were
soon nled to their utmost capacity. 1t was
estimated that fully 10 We're present The
evening was spent with vocal and instru-
mental music, declamations, plays, and in
social conversation. About 9 O'Clock salted
peanuts and cream candy were served, and
at 1l.3O p. NJ. the company dispersed, all
well pleased with the evenings entertain
ment' Many beautiful and costly presents
were left as tokens of the respect in which
Mr.. and Mrs. kimball are held by their
many friends Following is list of the
presents: Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Twitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, Mrs Ella
Twitchell, Mrs. Warren Harding, Mrs. John
Harding, Mr.. Fred Bachelor, Miss Lilly
Twitchell, Arlo Twitchell, George Reynolds.
a parlor rocker; Mrs Addie r. Holt. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hubbard, Lemuel P. Kim
ball, swing parlor rocker; Dr. and Mrs.
M. L. Dodge, one-half dozen Rogers
silver teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Y Dung, Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonzo Young, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cookson, Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Cookson, linen table cloth and
napkins; MIR. and Mrs. F. A. McAlister, Mr..
and Mrs. o. c. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Cole, parlor lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
Dodge and Leslie Hathorn, ornamented
berry set; MIR. and Mrs. George Elliot and
VIENNA Small, one dozen mineral glasses;
LleWellyn Reynolds, silver butter dish: Mr..
ana Mrs. III. NJ. Cole, cracker jar; pickle
jar, vinegar cruit and syrup jar; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Garcelon, Mr.. and Mrs. Orri-
son Chandler, chocolate set; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Adams, silver sugar shell and gravy
ladle; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Snow, cold
meat forkkand gravy ladle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Chandler, silver pie knife and fish
spoon; Leroy Wyman, one-half dozen tum-
bers s. Maggie and Sylvia Sherman, water
set; Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Mitchell, water set E.:
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young, table set
Sylvia f. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Reynolds, towels; Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Mitchell, MIR. and Mrs. George F. Wyman,
) ohm Wyman, towels Mr.. and Mrs George
Sherman, chocolate water set; Everett (
Goodrich, sugar scoop; Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Small, silver table spoons. Willie
Twitchell has been seriously ill the past two
weeks, but is somewhat improved at this /
writing. Andrew Pease, who has been
confined to his house most of the time for |
the past two years, is still quite feeble. -.
Mrs Almira Morgan of Lewiston is visiting
in town.. Mrs. Amelia Gould of Lewiston |
is visiting at Mr.. Andrew Pease's oscar
Harrington has been making extensive re-
pairs on his house. Charles Wyman, who |
is employed on farm in Freedom, visited |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wyman, |
Saturday and Sunday. Erwin Reynolds,
who has been in the South the past year,
has returned to his home in this place. -.
Mr.: and Mrs. VIM. II. Kimball visited Mr. |
and Mrs. VIM. Small of Pittsfield last Sun
day.