The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-05-01
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EAST SEARSMONT.

EAST SEAkSMONi.
Mrs Mary Randlett of Rockand was in
town last week. She bought some fine cats
of Mrs Arad Mahoney Joe Donnell
spent last week in Llncolnville with his
aunt, Mrs. Oscar Young. Mrs. Abbie
Mariner visited her sister, Mrs. Nj. b.
Hunt, in Belmont last week. Herbert
Donnell has shingled his barn.. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Stinson of Belfast were in town
Sunday, guests Of Mrs. r. \. Mahoney..,
Leslie Mariner is painting his house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gersham Burgess of Rockport
spent April 10th with Arad Mahoney.
THORNDIKE.
+. p Boutele of Bangor, General Super
intendent of r. +. d., was in town Thurs
day and Friday and established a route.
Howard L. Hurd and Frank S. Hogan took
the civil service examination required for
drivers. Both applicants passed the exami-
nation, but it is not Yet known which one
will receive the appointment. Mr.. Bou ellie
was the guest Thursday of F. S. Hogan,
who took him over the route. Frank W.
Gowen and his sister, Mrs. Ora Chalmers
of Waterville, called Tuesday on their uncle,
B. A. Gowen. They were on their return
home from Montville, where they had been
to attend the funeral OF their aunt, Mrs. n.
P. Bennett. 49,. Mrs. f. \. Vose passed Mon
day in Lewiston with her mother, Mrs.
Frances ,johnson.,... Mr. and Mrs. j. G..
Cilley passed April 22d with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Higgins. Fred Hunt, who has been
in Massachusetts, for several months, re-
turned last week to assist his father ON the
farm. tharles Porter of Searsport came
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. Leslie
Bradford. ii. Harvest Moon Grange held an
interesting session Saturday AFTERNOON. At
the next meeting, May Sd, there will be de
gree work. Quite a class is expected.
Miss Ethel Howard of Pittstield was the
guest Saturday night and Sunday OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs AIfEoi. How
ard Miss Howard began the summer term
of school in Halldale, Montyille, April 2Sth
Any one wishing to see apple blossoms
in April can do SO by calling on Mrs. Rebecca
Files, who has several branches in bloom
80. Religious services were resumed at the
Centre church last Sunday. Our road COM
missioner is very busy Just now mending
MS Ways. William Wentworth of Free
dom is assisting c. i. Cox in his blacksmith
shop Admah Morey of Castine is passing
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs Asbury lIar-
mon.... Mrs Willard Gilmore and children
OF Burnham We're the guests of her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Higgins, a few days last week
Miss Annie Bryant of Knox has been dress
making the past week for Mrs. {. +. Cox
and Mrs. Charles Eagley... Nh and Mrs.
Marcells IIalding of Knox passed last
week at their sons, Frank Harding s...Nrs.
Addie Higgins has received a box of beauti-
full May flowers from her uncle, NJ. II. Moses
of Cor ham,. The Helping Hand Club met
April oath with Mrs. o. j. FarWell. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. A. w. Ward.
Mrs. Willis Philblick, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paris
Dyer, has returned to her home in China.
Mrs. Joseph Brown of Knox called on Mrs,
c. b. Cox on her return from Belfast. b.
Prescott Rowell of Montville was at Alfred
Towards Wednesdays. Mrs. 0. W. Estes
of Brooks was the guest Other sister, Mrs
Fred Ham, Wednesday night. Frank Hard
ing passed Monday and Tuesday in Auburn,
where he bought a matched span of black
team horses. Mrs. Alice Higgins visited
her mother in Freedom last week. -. Miss
Margie Ryan of Knox was the guest Thurs
day of Mrs. Willard Sparrow. f. L. Bart
lett returned from Bangor Friday, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Jessie Bartlett.
Thomas Keene and wife passed Friday in
Montville with Mrs. keene'S sister, Mrs
Enos Emery, who is critically ILL.,. Mrs. F.
O. Day of Bangor is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burton Gross. C. B. Cox and
wife passed Friday in Belfast.