The Republican journal., 1902-09-25
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stomach
and marked tendency to consumption
before manifesting itself in much cutaneous
eruption or glandular swelling.
1t is best to be sure that you are quite
free from il. and for it's complete eradica-
ton you can rely on
: Hoods Cdrsapdrilld
The hest 1T all medicines fer all humors.
Harding, Troy; fruit plate, Misses Matte
Kelsey, Taunton, Mass, Carrie Kelsey,
Knox; SIX tumblers, Willis Kelsey. Knox,
glass fruit bowl, Miss Lenora V. Forbes !;
china brush and crumb tray, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. F. Wentworth; fancy fruit dish, Frank
L. Young, morrill,; ice cream set, MIR aud
Mrs. II. L. Reynolds; two hemstitched tray
cloths and fancy plate, Misses Elvira and
Ruth Dow, Knox; two dessert spoons,
Charles H. Forbes butter knife, Mrs. c. H.
Forbes; silver service, consisting of sugar
bowl, SpOonholder, cream pitcher, teapot,
also brush and crumb tray and butter dish
and silver fruit basket from Miss Myrtle
H. Forbes, the brides sister; gold plate
picture frame and pair towels, Nesta V.
Davis, Lowell, Mass. panel picture with
gilt frame, Mrs. Inez Whitney, Nashua, n.
H.: six silver teaspoons, viii Rogers,
Searsport; bisQue ornament, Mrs Mahala
+. Forbes combination bookcase and desk,
OF golden oak, a bert b. Payson, the groom,
to the bride a COW, valued at $40, and $500
from Mr. and Mrs. ). A. PaySon, parents of
the groom; five dollars in gold from Mrs c.
II. Forbes 81 90, MI and Mrs. W. l.. Nash,
MpntvIlle; 500, Miss Luna \. Forbes 80
cents, Miss Geneva p. Forbes, Reading
Mass. ; S.. 90, Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Weymouth
Morrill,; $780, Mrs VIM. Carson and Mrs.
VIII Polk, Providence, r. |. parlor clock,
MI and Mrs. J. f. Nickery, Morrill parlor
clock, Mr. and Mrs. F. r. ork, DR.. and Mrs.
\. X. Cook and f. p. Dearborn; nickle
plated teakettle, Mrs. Louise Wingate, Mon
roe; porcelain savings bank, Willis Kelsey,
Knox; and, although ID little premature, d
beautiful string of metal sieighbells from
DR.. and Mrs. " r. Cook. Doubtless these
ter, as their merry chimes keep him company
on his +. K. ID. route during the cold drives
that he must endure.
WALDO.
Mrs Helen Shorey of Montana is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. }. Simmons. -.
}. l.. Chase, who was quite badly injured
two weeks ago by a load of grain falling on
him. is able to be up and dressed. -. Mr..
and Mrs. n S Chase, who have been visit
ing friends in town, have returned to their
home in Salem, Mass. Mrs. George Airing
ton and Miss Frank Sumner accompanied
them. -. The yield of potatoes will be far
below the average, and the apple crop
lighter than for several years. w. 4.
Harding has laid pipe to spring some fifty
rods from his buildings and has a good
supply OF running water
SEARSMONT.
MI. Oscar Boynton of North Searsmont
has bought a New York Dedrick hay press
and began work at Swanville Mills Septen-
Der 22nd. Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Simmons
have gone to Boston to select goods for the
fall and winter trade. Hiss Lucy o.
Searle has returned to Waban, Mass. 80. Nh
William Ripley, one of our oldest citizens,
has moved with a hand scythe eighty years
in succeSsiOn... doe and two faWnS are
seen daily on the farm of A. b. Ripley
Mr.. II. f. Miller left Tuesday for Boston,
where he will spend the winter. The
sociable at II. +. Holmes last Thursday
evening was d very pleasant occasion....
Mr.. Arthur Bryant is at home from Water
vile for 4 vacation of three weeks.
APPLETON.
Misses Garland Bessie Gusheee are stu
dents at the Normal School, CaStine,...
Benz. Keller is teaching the grammar, and
Miss Ava Keller the primary in our village.
John Taylor has the Appleton school, Miss
EVE Taylor the Quincy, and Miss Winnie
Ames the Ridge school. Clarence Simmons
is teaching in St. George and Miss Fannie
Gu>hee in Mon -. Miss Edith H. GuShee
is visiting friends in Massachusetts. About
d dozen members of Golden Rod Rebellah
Lodge went TO L MON Monday evening, Sept.
10Th, where they met Il members of the
Camden lodge, who had also been invited
by Bethel lodge. Two candidates from
Warren were initiated by the degree staff
of Bethel lodge, after which a first-class
entertainment was given by Is members of
the lodge, who came in as IA minstrel COM
pany, ending with cake walk by Miles
Jones of Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Maud
Lermond. A bountiful repast was served
at seven O'Clock and again at r.. Mr..
Frank Fuller of Cumberland, Wisconsin,
Is visiting relatives in this vicnity
Mr.. George A. Pease, who spent the sum
mer with his son, T. w. Pease, left last
week for Dakota -. Mr.. and Mrs Allen
DAYS. of Somervile, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davis.
SWANvILLE.
Mr. W. W. Wilson has returned to Bos
tom. MI and Mrs. II. c. Marden and
daughter Ollie, who have been visiting
friends in town, have returned to Howard.
r. L.. Mr.. v Walter Crawford was in town
last week in the interest of the Atwood
Crawford Spool-Bar Company of Pawtuck-
ct, r. |. Mr.. c. r. Nickerson is shipping
spool bars to the firm now....M Mrs. Helen
Peck, who has been the guest of Hon. A.
f. Nickerson the past week, returned to
Philadelphia Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Nick
erson has returned from d visit to Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Greeley and two
children of IIampden, accompanied by Miss
Edna Edgecomb, were in town Sunday