The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-11-24
| SEARSMONT.

Thomas, j. w. James l.. Bean, Treasurer;
Allen l.. Maddocks. Sec'y; John Lane, S.
Marshal; James Fuller, s. S.; John F.
Paine, J. S.; Myr0n B. Lassell, Tyler.
SOUTH MONTvILLE.: ~ .
y The snow of Nov. 18th caused business
to be lively. Lumber has been coming to
the mills. and they are running busily....
J. S. Bartlett has gone to Bremen to build
stave mill for the Rockport & Rockland
Lime Co.. Mrs. C. E. and j. F. Gilman of
Cambridge, Mass, were called here last
Friday to attend the funeral of their cousin
Agge, daughter of c. F. aud NJ. A. Conner.
PROSPECT FERRY.
School began in this district last Monday,
Miss Emma Nickels of Searsport, teacher.
-. John Glidden of Frankfort called on
relatives here last Friday. "A crew will
move the paving there. 1t will take about
two months to complete the job. Harry
CHM arrived home from Swans Island last
week.. Stinson Hooper arrived home
from Swans Island last week and will take
charge of the work at Mt. Heagan. Good
sleighing here last week.
APPLETON
The supper and entertainment given
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, by Almond
Gushee Relief Corps, in the Grange hall,
was largely attended and socially and tinan-
cially gratifying to the members of the
corps. All who bought tickets of admis-
sion drew prizes. Tbs laugh was on one
bald headed man WHO drew pair of curl
ing irons. >. Ernest Heald shot deer in
West Appleton Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Simmons returned Monday from
Iarpswell, where he has been teaching....
Miss Estelle Bartlett of Hope has been the
guest few days of Misses Agnes and Eve
Ign Taylor. Miss Linda Annis left Fri
day for SWampScOtt, Mass, where she will
pass the winter with relatives. :. The tele-
phone line from Searsmont via MOntville is
completed. We now have three lines Gen.
tering here. VIM. Sleeper has moved from
the old Gushee house to Willard Sherman's
house near the Sherman Mill.
SWANVILLE CENTRE.
Charles Mari of Westbrook has come to
spend the winter with his brother, II. c.
Mari. .Hermon Batchelder is painting
his house. -. James Robertson of Frankfort
was the guest Sunday of his brother, E.
Robertson. Charles Jewett and family of
Winterpnrt were guests of II. P. White and
wife Sunday. Leroy Batchelder Of Brooks |
visited his brother Hermon Sunday. -. Mrs |
Grace Mari spent several days last week |
with her sister in Etna. -. The many friends |
OF Mary Cunningham are sorry to learn she |
is not as well as before she went to Maiden,
Mass, for treatment. Ephram Littlefield |
and wife visited his uncle, Fred Eames of |
Prospect, Sunday. Leslie Roberts has re-
turned to Belfast and is attending the
Curtis is to make the Thanksgiving in the |
Mari family. Mrs. III. I. Scrbner and |
son Ralph were guests of her daughter last |
Thursday at HI. p. Whites. The drama |
"a Spoiled Darling" will be given Dec list |
at the Grange hall. Admission 10 cents.
WALDO STATION
Inc recent snow storm made quite a |
change in the travelling. Both sieighs and |
wagons are now used. The schools in |
town were to open Monday, Nov 18th, but |
the storm prevented in some cases, and they |
began Tuesday. Littletield Bros are pre-
parlng to do quite business i'm the manu-
tacture and shipment of hoops and are
building shop for that purpose They !
also have good retail trade in grain.
Charles Rector and Lewis Freeman have
returned from fishing trip to the islands |
ana an were fairly successful. Edmund
Nlckerson has bought the George Peavey !
farm on the Bragdon road. Hen Hustus |
Is Kept very busy shoeing horses and mend |
ing sleds.. John Gilmore, Jr., has moved |
to Belfast. -. Walter |. Neal lately received /
quite d large shipment from the fish hatch /
cry at Monmouth. We notice with pleas
man chase Considering the lameness he !
has to- overcome, he manifests the real t
grit"
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mr.. Clifford Staples shot deer last week
near the Augustus Lanpher place Mr. En-
cry Calderwood and Fred Dockham got a
deer apiece last week at Mack's Mountain.
80. Miss Matte Littlefeld returned Friday
from two weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. Addie Ham, in Portsmouth, N. H..
Mr.. Marion Staples and Mr. and Mrs.
!; ! homas Decrow have moved to their new
an enjoyable dance at the scho0lhouse last
saturday evening. A few guests from the
village were present. Miss Ivy Clark from
The village is spending her vacation with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs jefferson
CLARK, han: and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory George.
called on friends and relatives in Prospect
recently. Miss Helen Littlefieid was at
home from Prospect visiting her parents
Sunday. "A large company of young peo
pie had group" photograph taken re-
eemIiy oy MY MISS sertha Partridge Another
Tuesday evening. Mr.. F. Percy Partridge
went to Belfast on business Monday. .Mr.
EDWIN Jacobs and Mr.. Arthur Haley COL
lided when driving through the woods near
me Jacobs place Saturday evening. MI.
iialey's wagon was badly damaged. 49,.
Among those who attended the election
ball at the village were Mr.. Herman Par
ridge, Arthur Haley, S. b. Littiefeld, Jr..
Henry Clifford, Charles Lindsey and Misses
Jennie Clifford, Minnie Moody, Helen Cald-
srwood, Mrs. Edward Clifford and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Q. Hatch. They report a fine time
md excellent music by the Keyes orches-
ia. There was no meeting at the Roberts
Sunday and Mr. Ward and 9TH
ers went to the quarterly meeting at RaQley
lill.. Mr.. Edwin Jacobs had small build
ng moved last week. Mr. Staples and sew
eral others assisted him. MIR. Wilbur
staples has good pair of working oxen for
sale. $500. Mrs. Lucia Jacobs visited Mrs.
James Haley at Prospect last week.
MORRILL,
Last Saturday evening large number of
he near relatives of Mr.. Elisha Merriam
assembled at his home to celebrate with
him his list natal anniversary. The gath /
,rlng was complete surprise to him. They ,
brought with them baskets laden with good ,
Kings to eat. Soon the long table was
spread and with baked beans, coffee, cake and
PIES, and the four generations of Merriams
present were filled and satisfied. One fine
;ake bore on its frOSting the figures n.
which was placed at the plate of the host