The Republican journal., 1902-11-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
| SEAKSMONT
| Mr. David Savage was fatally injured
last week from an explosion while blasting
rock and died in few hours. He was ~
! years old. Miss Marion Bean has "a new
piano =. Mr.. Charles Cross returned home
Monday. The +. L. Ladies' Aid Society
will hold a Christmas sale December 18th.
PALERMO.
Samuel Sabans has been repairing the
house where his father lived and will move
there soon.... Florence Black returned
home last Friday from a visit to friends in
| Montville The winter term of schools in
town began last Monday. Rocks have
been hauled for foundation for the meet
ing house affords Corner.
BURNHAM.
| MI and Mrs John Colby of IIaldale were
in town several days last week visiting rel
| atiyeS and friends. Eden Twitchell, who
has had employment for the past year in
Gardiner, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Twitchell. last week.. Lemuel T. kim
|
| in lIartland, has spent short vacation at
his old home in this place, Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM II. Kimball'S. He is now III Plymouth
where he has employment for the winter
| go. Il. X {. B. Gilmore have sold their mill
| property to c. i. sherman OF this place..
| Franklin Cookson has stored - bushels Of
nice corn from Il acres.
FREEDOM
The Waldo County Veteran Association
net at C. y. r. Hall Nog. 18th. There WAS
a large attendance and all had an enjoyable
| time, Mrs. Rebecca Webster and her
aged mother have moved into the house OF
! b. g. Banton for the winter... Joseph
| Brown spent Saturday and sunday in Vas
saIboIo.... Miss Mertice Small entertained
the Senior ami Junior classes of the Aca
DENY Saturday evening, Nov, Sth... The
fall term of school at the Academy closed
/ Friday afternoon The students presented
the uperatta Two Orphans Friday night
at the Grange Hail, The hall WAS packed,
and the students took their parts we'll.
| The entertainment was d decided success.
The winter term of the Academy opens
| Monday. Dec LIST.
FKANKFoRT.
i Everett Sanborn, foreman for the Mt.
Waldo Granite Co., shot a large buck deer
in the Clark settlement in Prospect. Some
thought he would weigh more than 800
pounds. Everett Kingsbury also shot a
| large doe Friday. On Thursday evening
an antiquarian supper and entertainment
I hold the of phurrb
Though quite stormy a large crowd was
present One very pleasant part of the
program was the music furnished by the
Mandolin Club. The members are Italians.
49,. Rumors of d shut down soon at the
wharf are going the rounds. Only fouI
gangs of cutters are at work at present and
three at Mosquito Mountain.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
Miss Florence Black of North Palermo
visited friends in town last week and re-
turned home Friday. Almira H., wife of
W. d. Tasker, died Nov. 18th, aged about "a
years Mrs Tasker was a most worthy
woman and will be sadly missed by her
husband and her only child, Mrs. II. S.
Banton of Knox. Frank =. Bennett and
family have moved to Liberty, leaving their
coy home at the Kingdom" vacant. -. Mr..
and Mrs W. F. White and children of Bel
fast visited friends in town Oh Nov. 10Th, :.
| John Boynton and family have moved from
"Slab City, to the Bennett sheep ranch in
Freedom. -. MIS- f. j. Hatch is seriously
i'll with appendicitis, Kind friends and
relatives have taken their four little chill
dren home so that Mr.. Hatch can devote
his time to his wife. Mrs. L. S. Sylvester
has been quite sick the past week. Her
mother, Mrs. j. A. Sprowl, is caring for
her. -. f. f. Anderson of Rockland has
bought the Frederick Hahn farm and taken
possession... Geo. W. Choate's work har-
ness was stolen from his barn a few nights
since.
CENTRE LINCOLNvILLE.
! Miss Lena Mckinney made a business
trip to Rockland Friday. Mrs. Kate
| Drink water left Monday for Maiden Mass,
where she will spend the winter. -. Mrs.
David Cross and Mrs. Adde Mahoney re-
turned home Tuesday from a two weeks
| visit in Boston. Capt William Dickey
made business trip to Portland last week.
| Fired Moody left Monday for Boston,
where he has employment for the winter.
| go. Herbert and Fred Rankin are at home
from Freedom Academy for two weeks
| vacation. go. The following teachers have
| been engaged for the winter term of school
beginning Monday, Nov. 17th Miss Nina
Jones, Miller Dist; Mrs. Winnie Young,
Village; Georgia Hall, Andrews Mills
Georgia Miller, Rackliffe Dist. Annie Pat
Item, Heal Dist Miss Annie Miller will
leave town Nov. 21st for South Carolina,
where she will spend the winter. Miss
Miller is one of our most popular and ex-
perienced school teachers and her many
friends regret her departure. Mrs. Clara
McKiuneX arrived home Sunday from a