The Republican journal., 1902-01-09
PROSPECT FERRY.

mouse with severe dIGdck VI acute rheu-
matism. He is attended by Dr. Emerson of
Bucksport. The Helping Hand Club meets
with Mrs. Annie Emerson Jan. 18th.
Charles Banks is at home from Mortified.
Vermont, on short vacation. Alfred
Frye returned to Colby University last
| Wednesday,.
CENTRE LINCOLNvILLE.
Mrs. John Daily of Camden visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Churchill, few
days last week E. :. Mrs. J ohm Mahoney, who
has been quite ill for some time, is now i'm
proving. :. Mrs. Alice Dickey is quite sick
at the present writing. E. B. Pottle, who
was drawn as juryman, will attend court this
| week. 80. c.. II. Miller and wife spent New
Years in Belfast at Capt. Ansel Wads-
worth's.. Mrs. J. II. Cross left for Boston
last Monday. :. Mrs. Carrie Hall and daugh-
! ter George Eta are spending the winter in
Northport. The latter is attending the
High school at the Cove taught by Miss
Mary B. Grant of Rockland.
PALERMO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery of Jefferson were in
town last week and spent New Years day
with their daughter, Maria Belden. Mrs Rosa
| Oakman, after a few days visit to her friend,
| Cora Goodwin, returned home last Wednes-
day. The members of the grange are get
ting up quilt, which is to be sold for the
| benefit of that order. Each lady makes a
square and gets her friends to pay five cents
| for having their names worked on the
square. Frank Young of Branch Mills
bought horse of George Soule last Friday
Our stage driver, Frank Wood, snapped
| horses last week with Charles Marden, the
| Liberty stage driver and G. f. Carr bought
a horse in Hallowell last Friday. Mrs
Betsey Perkins, who has been boarding al
Wallace Dyer'S for three years, died at the
| age of Sc years and was buried last Tues
| day in the Smith cemetery. Services by
Rev. t. r. Pentecost of Montville. Perley
Soule of Belfast is spending week with
| his grandmother at Carr's Corner. Rev.
| S. O. Whittier of Union was in town last
week.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
| Miss Nellie Bickmore left Dec 3Oth, for
| Seattle, Wash, to become the bride of Mr..
| town. Miss BickmOre is one of our most
! highly-esteemed young ladies, and the best
| wishes of many friends follow her to her
| western home. At the last regular meet
| ing of Pownal Lodge, F. and A. NJ, the
! following officers were elected Master,
r. P. Hartman; S. w., f. A. Partridge
j. W., F. V. Davis; J. D., F. L. Blanchard
G IoL n ~ "
! Sec'y, A. Nj. AmeS... Mr.. and Mrs. If. L.
Hopkins and son George went to Camden
last Thursday to visit his mother, returning
Monday. .Messrs RP. Heagan and James
Marden left for Boston last Thursday....
Mr.. Frank Willard Frye arrived Friday for
a flying visit to his sister, Mrs. Everett
Staples, Jr., land left Monday -. Miss Lillian
Simmons returned to her school work in
Boston, last Saturday.. Capt. and Albert
Colcord and daughter Evelyn left for Port
land and Boston last Saturday, instead Of
the previous Tuesday as intended. -. Mr..
Wilbur Grant of kingman spent Sunday in
town with his sster-in-law, Mrs. Orilla
Libby. 80. The Wautonkee Indian Medicine
Co, with headquarters in Gloucester, n H.,
exhibited here five evenings of last week,
giving q series of vaudeville entertainments
which We're of a very wholesome and pleas
ing character They played to good audi
ences, and on two evenings furnished excel
lent music for dancing after the program.
The largest sale OF their wares was on a
medicated soap which gave general salts
faction. A voting contest on the most
popular young lady (of ages from 8 tc ~
resulted in the presentation of 81 Book, de-
scriptive OF the famous OLE 1oa,tIeship kear-
sage and her many encounters, to Miss
Edna Hartman. The as.il-driving contest
was won by Miss Ethel Colcord, and Mrs.
Billado won prize by guessing nearest
the number of beans in a bottle. The COM
pany left Tuesday for Monroe. Mr. Adrian
Trundy moved his family to Frankfort,
where he is employed, last Monday. Mrs.
Bradford Blanchard came from Sand ypoint
Tuesday to spend the remainder of the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Mixer.
80. Miss Esther Ellis arrived Monday from
Quincy, Mass, to remain until spring with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Ellis, at
JIG uUllit VI ueI SIdIluldtneI, tdpU. nOnlttS
Clifford.
! THORNDIKE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Jack
son, in VasSalboro. E. T. Bessey and
family of Brooks visited relatives at the
| Station the past week. Linwood Thomp-
son of Belfast passed a few days the past
week with his aunt, Mrs. B. A Gowen.
Stephen Rand and sister, Mrs. Mertie Ger
IRISH of Unity, accompanied by Miss
Knowles of Portland, were the guests Sat
urday and Sunday of their sister, Mrs.
Porter Hurd. Mrs Flora H unit returned
home from Waterville the past week.
Misses Marion Monroe and Lizzie Bradford
| have been spending few days with rel
atiyes in Searsport. Miss Myra Gates
passed a few days recently with friends in
Castine. Mrs. Francis johnson of Free
dom is visiting her daughter, Mrs F. n
Vose Mrs. Herbert Harding and two
daughters of Knox have been the guests
| for few days of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nelson Gordon. ...... Edison Webster of
Waterville spent several days the past
week with his mother, Mrs. E. P. Webster.
go. ASbury Harmon passed Monday in Ral