The Republican journal., 1902-10-16
PROSPECT FERRY.

Mrs. w. G. Harding and son Percival and
Mrs G. B. Brown went to Bangor last week
on business. Mrs Eddy of Belfast visited
Mrs. W. C. Harding several days last week
-. Rev. N. H, Avery returned to his home
| in Wells, N. H., last week.. Mrs. Eugene
Barnes is visiting relatives in Conway, N
H.. Mrs. Charles d. Grant and son OF
Frankfort visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Heagan several days last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner Ellis of Stockton visited Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Berry Sunday, Oct 9TH -.
Willard Harvill of Fairfield visited relatives
here recently. -. Mrs. Emma Luke is house
keeping for Mrs. Eugene Barnes. -. Mrs
W. H. Hartman entertained the Helping
Hand Club Wednesday, Oct Sth -. Mrs
Mary A. Littlefield is visiting in Prospect
and Stockton Springs. Mrs. n. y. lleagaI
visited her sister, Mrs. Elden Peldleton, in
Stockton several days recently.
sANDYPOINT
Mrs. Herman Grant and son Edwin are
| visiting relatives and friends here. Mr.
Grant is moving from Birchvlle to South
Sebois where he is employed by Perkins &
/ nanforth. Capt. j. p. Showers left We'd
nesday for New York. He will go to Ha-
vana later. Willis Crockett and family
have moved to Portland. They moved
here last spring. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Ma
grath from Boston have been here several
days the past week ... Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Grant and wife from Dover are visiting rel
atives here. Capt. Samuel French and
wife left Monday for Boston. They leave
the last of the week for Florida for the win
ter. Mrs. Fred Shute and Master Ralph
are visiting her parents in Searsport....
Rev Wm Peterson, a former preacher here,
was here several days lately. He is now
ordained and is located at Philips and Strong.
Sch. Monticello has taken a load of
lumber from the mill here down the bay.
Sch. Susan Stetson sailed Monday for Bos-
ton with lumber from Bangor.
MONROE.
Mr. g. II. Jones, landlord of the Forest
House, was given a benefit supper by the
". c. I. L. and their friends Wednesday
evening, Oct sth. Mr.. Jones, who became
proprietor of the hotel soon after the death
of Mr.. Stevens, decided that he would keep
a first class temperance house and is doing
so and in appreciation of that fact the ben
eft was given. Among the guests present
who partook of the supper which was very
fine We're Capt. Tolford Durham and wife,
Capt. Nathan Woodmun and wife, Edwin
Lufkin and wife, Wilder Parker and wife,
Pol NJ
ton Moore, Mrs. Jane Moore, Forest Grant
and wife, Freeman Ritchie, wife and daugh-
ter, Walter Fairbanks and wife, William
Twombly and wife, Miss S. A. Monsur,
Mrs. Mary Moore, jeff. Nealley and wife,
Hamilton Jenkins aud wife, Miss Lizzie d.
Moore, Mrs n. Twombly, Mrs. Charles
Conant, Louis Ritchie and wife, George A
Palmer and wife, Albert Durham and wife
Frank Nye and wife, Elijah Ritchie anG
wife and Miss Jennie Piper. Orders have
been received by George A. Palmer, post
master, that the rural free delivery route
No. /, from Monroe will start Nov lst.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
Amos Brown did a job in masonry last
week for Allen Goodwin; rebuilding chin
ney and plastering -. Mrs w. ID. Taskel
returned recently from visit to Freedom
Warrants have been posted for a meeting
of the Montville and Searsmont buryine
ground corporation to be held next Saturday
| at three O'Clock -. Solomon Palmer shingle(
one side of his house last week. We are
| expecting fine musical treat at the Grange
| Hall Oct. 23d. Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Gay vii
| give a concert and OPERA assisted by Mr.. j
| v Merriam, Mrs, Elinda Gray and Miss
Mabel Hatch of Morrill,. The first part vii
consist of solos and duets with cornet The
remainder of the entertainment will be
part of the grand opera Mariana, Spanish
play, Mr.. A. I. Gay, tenor; Mrs. A. L. Gay
soprano. Mr.. J. V. Merriam, baritone an(
cornet soloist; Mrs. Elinda Gay, contralto
Miss Mabel Hatch, pianist. If the weathe
| should be unfavorable, the concert will be
| given the first fair evening. Mark j
| Bartlett, a graduate of the L. OF NJ. 1901
went to Bangor Monday to attend the Law
School. Mrs. Nolney Thompson has jus
returned from visit to ThOrndike where
she spent week with Mrs. b. Gowen
| While there Mrs. Gowen and Mrs. Thomp
son went to Waterville. Quite number
of our people attended the Grange fair a
Liberty last week ....J L Mon Harvest Grange
have invited all the children to a party a
their hall next Saturday evening. 1t il
hoped that all will attend and have goot
time.
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