The Republican journal., 1903-10-29
BELMONT.

| Lizzie and Helen, returned SATURDAY ITom
few DAYS visit at Bangor. MIR. and Mrs.
| AlOnzO E. Fletcher of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. F's. parents, Mr. and MIS-
| O. F. Allenwood Mr.. F. was formerly res
ident of this place, son of the late Frank
! Fletcher Mir. and Mrs. James L. James
of Belfast called ON old friends in town
Sunday. IF you want to see a very
| fine two-y ear old colt call on Mr.. Herbert
| Flagg, as he has one that weighs 950pounds,
| sired by his stallion "ThOmas KIM" "....
Colds are quiet prevalent about town.
Percy w. Tower is shinging the roof OF his
| buildings and giving them new coat OF
paint. =. Austin Greer of Lincolnville has
bought the farm formerly known as the
| William Heal farm
CENTRE MONTvILLE.
Clement, Cushman & Thompson have
taken possession of the store and goods
they recently bought of L. S. Sylvester 4
Co. Mr. Sylvester and family have moved
to jefferson. Mr.. Thompson, the junior
member of the new firm, will move over the
store this week, vacating the farm, which
will Immediately be occupied by G. A. Cor
don and family....E L. Bennett piped the
water from Mrs. Victoria Aliens well into
her house last week. There was rain
fall here last Saturday night that caused
the brooks to laugh, the intervales to over
flow with gladness and water, and people
who were out of doors to strike for high
land with the impression that we were to
be treated to genuine coud-burst like
those we read about.
SEARsMONT.
Mrs. A. T. Muzzy has gone to Kents Hill
to visit her daughter, after which she will
return to Somerville, Mass, for the winter
..... Miss Lola Dunton has gone to Boston,
| where she has employment. Miss Alice
NJ. Simmons Of Kent's Hill passed Sunday
with her parents at home. .....M Mr.. Horatio
Dunton of Dunton, Colorado, called upon
old friends in town last Friday after an
absence of % years. He was accompanied
by his son John, his daughter Minnie and
Mrs. Julia Wardwell. So. Miss Helen Cobb
| picked ripe field strawberries October End.
| ....The remains of Mr.. jeremiah Whitten,
late of Belfast, were brought here for burial
| in the family lot in Oak Grove Cemetery....
Mr.. Alfred S. Manson, who died at his home
in Dorchester, Mass, Oct. 5th, was former
resident of Searsmont and had many friends
in this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bar
ker of Camden were in town last Sunday.
Miss Ora Robbins has returned from Kent's
Hill on account of serious trouble with her
eyes.
TROY.
The School Improvement League gave a
necktie sociable and entertainment at the
Troy Corner schoolhouse Friday evening,
Oct. 10th, and netted about IS. A good
time was reported. {. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brown of Wakefield, Mass, were in town
last week calling upon friends. Mrs. Brown
,, was formerly Kate Mutt of this town and
has many friends to welcome her whenever
she visits her native place. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. c. Rowe and Mrs. Hattie Merrithew
of Brooks were the guests of Mrs. Maggie
Parsons last week. Mrs. Valentine Mutt,
; who has been spending the summer in Troy,
has returned to her home in Lawrence,
Mass. .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piper of
ROckland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
Piper. Mr.. Piper joins business with pleas
ure, and is looking up his Christmas trees
for the New York and Philadelphia markets.
Fired Weymouth spent Sunday at home
from the NJ. C. l., Pittsfeld. At the recent
annual meeting of the Troy Corner Reading
Club, the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: Pres, A. C. Myrick sec
retary, Mrs. Emma Pierce; treasurer, Miss
Addie Piper librarian, Mrs. Clara Bagley.
Literary entertainment and refreshments
followed the business meeting and very
enjoyable evening was passed. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Piper will entertain the next
meeting.
MORRILL,.
Mr. Will Walters and little daughter
Ruby came to town last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Walters has been with her aunt, Mrs.
Silas Storer, the past two weeks. They re-
turned to their home in North Waldoboro
last Sunday. Andrew Skinner and Eben
Davis Of Portland were guests of Riley
Jackson last week. Mrs. Noyes was
guest of her husbands sister, Mrs Elisha