The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-11-26
PROSPECT FERRY,

ed home last week.
PROSPECT FERRY.
James E. Berry went to Boston last
Thursday, where he has employment for the
winter. Mrs. B. c. lyery entertained the
Helping Hand CAers>ov. 11....Mr. aud
Mrs. Simeon Ellis of Stockton visited Mr..
and Mrs. L, D. Berry last Sunday. Miss
Addie Ems .ge Of Stockton has been doing
dressXrer hg for Miss Annie Devereaux the
pa eek. Mrs. Harriet Perkins had an
i'll turn last week. She is attended by Dr.
Towle of Bucksport. Miss Hattie Harri-
man visited Miss Martha Croker of Sandy
point last week.
SWANyILLE CENTRE.
Mr.. Henry Beals remains about the same.
Mr.. Tarr and sister of Etna have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs Charles MARI.
Joshua and Ephraim Littlefield loaded cars
last Friday at Waldo Station with cord
wood for the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co...
Dick Brown and family of Belfast were
guests of E. A. Robertson Sunday :. Har
rison Cunningham and wife have been Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Ephraim Little
field. Robertson & White have taken the
contract to cut spies and long lumber on
the tract of land owned by the Belfast Fuel
& Hay Co.. MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Robertson
gave surprise party to their son Richard
on his 18th birthday. After playing games
all enjoyed fine treat and good time
CLARKE'S CORNER (Prospect).
Miss Gross visited Mrs. Abbie Clarke
last Sunday Albert Larrabee mistook
his dog for rabbit while cunning and shot
him. Mrs. George Webster Clarke is a
little better at the present writing. .....Sel-
den p. Clarke has returned from Norridge-
wOck, where he has been stone cutting
Blanche Donaver, James Grant, Lillian
Grant and Thomas Powers visited Mrs.
Rosa Heath at Standpoint, Nov. 22nd, and
report very fine time. George and Dan
iel Donaver have returned from Bangor
and will work for Bert Hopkins in Sandy
point. Everett Littefeld made t1ving
trip to Belfast Nov. 22nd. .... Miss Rosa
Clarke of Belfast is visiting friends here
...... Master Forest Grant fell recently and
hurt his shoulder.
MONROE.
Edwin s. Curtis met with ID very severe
accident, Nov. 21st. He was hauling a
large rock and the rock Slowed and struck
him on the ankle, breaking the bones. 1t is
| Very bad break. Doctors Kilgore and
| Cook of Brooks were called and reduced
| the fracture.... The school in district No 6
| closed a very successful term Friday, Nov.
| 2Oth. The exhibition, consisting of decla-
nations and recitatons, was very fine.
| Those taking part were Norris Lowe, Ella
| Evans, Raymond Curtis, Florian Moody,
Gussie knoWlton, Everett Jenkins, Chester
Evans, Chester Knowlton, Hazel Jenkins,
| Wyman Evans, Nellie Braley, Ernest
Evans, Ambrose Moody, Mildred Braley,
Charles Arbuckle, Oracle Evans and
| Harold Moody. Peanuts, pop corn and
| candy were furnished b., the teacher, Miss
| Nancy Parker. The parents of the chill
| dren in this district are pleased that Miss
| Parker is to teach the winter term, begin
| ming Dec. It'll.
Standpoint.
Mrs. Jennie Witherell is visiting in Bel
fast. MIR. John Brewer, who has been EN-
ployed since last spring on F. F. Perkins
farm, left last week to drive to Katahdin
Iron Works with pair of horses. After
visiting his family in New Brunswick he
will go to Seboeis for the winter. .... j. W.
Richards has returned to his work in Bos-
ton. II. H. NORM left last week for Mas
sachusetts, where he expects employment.
....Capt Milford Turner went to New York
last week for few days. John Clements
shot deer last week 80. Miss Grace Harr-
| man from the village visited friends here
| recently. MIR. Maynard from Bangor Semi
| nary preached here last Sunday and gave a
very interesting discourse. ..... Ed. Grant,
| engineer of sch. S. P. Black burn, now at
Bangor, spent Sunday at home. .... Ernest
| Eastman of Bucksport was at j. w. Grant
| over Sunday. -. Mr.. and drs. Arthur Shute
have gone to housekeeping in part of Mr..
Daniel Cousens' house.
THORNDIKE.
Mrs. Vesta Hasty recently passed a week
with her mother, who is very i'll at the
house of Clarence Quincy in Belfast....
Mrs. Charles Heath and daughter passed
Wednesday with Mrs. Rebecca Files....
Charles White has bought flock of sheep
of Ralph Croxford of Jack son.. Five
sheep belonging to Charles Hadley of
jackson are roaming round in the Higgins
neighborhood. =. Fred Gates and sons have
50 cords of pulpwood cut ready to be
shipped on the first snow. They are now
cutting cord wood. Miss Flossie Wing
passed Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Richard Higgins. Mrs. B. p. Hurd
passed Thursday in Waterville, guest of
Mrs. R. F. Jaynes. Mr.. and Mrs. O. j.
Parsons passed Friday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. V. N. Higgins. Mrs. B. A.
Gowen has been confined to the house by
| illness. %. Edwin C0rnforth and daughter
moved into their new home, Nov. Goth. -.
Alden Kinney and family are moving into
the Leslie Hunt house. Edwin Webster
of Waterville passed Thursday with his
mother, Mrs. E. P. Webster.... G. Cilley
and wife passed Nov. Goth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Parsons. Miss Ida Wash
burn passed Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Jennie Cox.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.