The Republican journal., 1903-05-14

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Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
DoDGE's CORNER. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Matthews. who have been living i'm Bath,
are to move their household goods here and
will live with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Matthew'S. Mrs. James E. Marden is
visiting her son, Almond Rivers, in Stone
ham. Mass. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Nicker-
son arrived from Belgrade last Thursday to
visit relatives and friends. Mr.. Nickerson
has employment in Portland and in the
future will reside there.
sEARSMONT.
A. l.. MEG orrison received consignment
of &C. 600 brook trout fry May 7,from the u 5.
hatchery at Green Lake and they have been
liberated in the headwaters of seven sep
arate brooks which flow into Quantabacook
pond and Georges river. ..Ihe arrivals
for the summer last week were Misses Mary
McCorrison and Josephine Knight from
Upton, and Mabel Bryant from Worcester,
Mass. DR.. a. Millett visited mis- mother
and sister in Auburn last week and attend
ed the Masonic Grand Lodge meetings in
Portland. Miss Alice Simmons, a student
at Kent's Hill, passed Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sim
mons.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
V. Thompson has built twenty feet on to
the northeast end of his carriage shop to
give his painters a chance to spread them
selves, and also to paint with greater facil-
ity.. Frank A. Allen, who has been in
Massachusetts for year, carpentering. has
returned with his family to the farm....
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Poland visited friends
in Belfast and Waldo May 9th and 10th. 49,.
Mrs. E. F. johnson went:to Portland May
9th. Moses c. Smith ABLY assisted by Z. B..
Oxton, is breaking his horses to harness
and to work. Boys who read cowboy sto-
ries call them "Mustang Nose and Chippe-
wa Charlie Mr.. Smith has about 80
horses on the West Waldo Agricultural So
ciety's grounds and they say that when he
gets horse broken the Job is thoroughly
done every time.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs Orilla McMann visited her brother,
Capt A. j. Crocker of Winterport, several
days last week. Mrs. A. j. Crocker Of
Winterport visited relatives here several
days last week. go. Miss Faustina Harding,
Herman and Albert Avery and Otis CHM
spent Sunday at their homes here. return
ing to Bangor Monday morning. Mrs. Y.
j. Heagan went to Bangor last week shop
ping. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gruby returned
to their home in Boston, Mass, last Mon
day, accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Harvey
of Boston. Geo Silver went to Bangor last
week on business. DR.. Horace Gould and
Miss Lenora Emerson were united in mar
riage May 18th by Rev. Robert Sutclitfe of
Bucksport DR.. Gould is very popular
young man. Mrs Gould is a very popular
young lady in this town, and their many
friends wish them a long life of happiness
together. DR.. Gould will practice dentistry
in Bucksport. ....B. c. Avery and L. d.
Dull dliINVu lolllC HUN AlCuobOhC letoo
Saturday and will spend a short vacation
with their families here.
1HORNDIKE.
Rev. Alvin Aver pas sed few days recen
ly with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Higgins....
Mrs. Ira A. Pitman of Belfast is the guest
of Mrs. F. L. Philbrick. Mrs. Elizabeth
Coffin of Pittsfeld is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. S. A. Coffin. Mrs. Percy Crosby
spent few days last week with friends
in Clinton and Waterville.. Mrs. A. Hig-
gins, who has been passing few weeks in
Burnham, returned home last week. Miss
Margie Ryan of Knox is passing a few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. Willard Sparrow.
Ira Howard of Pittsfeld is with his parents
for few days. Miss Reynolds of Unity
is at work for Mrs. Charles Bagley.. Benz.
AmeS and L. g. Monroe attended the Mason
ic meetings in Portland last week ~. Mrs.
Ephraim johnson visited relatives in Waldo
last week....L. A. Bradford and family
passed Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in SearSport. Edgar Keene and wife of
Waterville were guests last week of Thomas
Keene and wife. :. Mrs. James Monroe and
son of Waterville passed Thursday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Monroe. Mr..
Mason and family are nicely settled in their
new rent. Annie Bryant of Knox has
been the guest of Mrs. Peter Harmon for a
week. Rev. H. Small and wife of Brooks
were the guests Saturday night of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Barlow.
APPLETON.
Miss Adna Ptman of Stoneham, Mass,
is here, and has the care of her niece, Mrs.
Lizzie Moody, who is in very poor health.
:. Palmer Martin has returned from North
Haven, where he has been working his
team of horses on a road machine. Mrs.
II ellen Hadley of Union and Mrs. Edward
Matthews and daughter Doris of Bath were
guests Thursday of Mrs. George Page Rip
ley at G. H. Page's... Friday evening, May
Sth, medal contest and entertainment was
given in Union church by the Appleton W.
C. T. U. In the reading contest, partici-
pated in by six young ladies, Miss Fannie
Gushee won the silver medal. The judges
,uara Mr. Il r Kaana Mrs TT s GuShpp