The Republican journal., 1904-12-22
S WANVILLE.1

swANvILLE.i
Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson, who has bee
at B. Kelley's, East Belfast the past tire
months, returned home Saturday,. Mrs
Hattie F. NJ. Phillips has gone to Belfas
to care for Mrs. Fred Staples. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert D. Moody are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son, borl
harvested their ice last week 1t is of {
fine quality and IA inches thick.
PROSPECT FERRY.
MS. Mary Smith, Mrs. Eugene Barnes
ana Mrs. Thomas Heagan visited relatives
and friends in Bangor and Brewer last
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. CHM, re
turning to Bangor Monday morning..
Harry CHM was in WinterpOrt on business
one day last week. Frank E. Harding
has gone steward on steamer Silver Star
running between Belfast, Islesboro anG
CaStine.
SWANvILLE CENTRE.
Almon Hustus is cutting cord wood fol
E. A. Robertson....A girl baby has taken
up her home at Alex Refers. MIR. Bean
of Bingham, Me-, has been visiting at Joe
Marden's.. The stork has presented Mrs
Mrs Mary Maxim Chandler of Foxcroft, Me-,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Maxim. Fred Littlefeld is getting out &C
cords of cord wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Moody are receiving congratulations on the
birth of fine boy, David Samuel. y.
Ephriam Littlefeld is getting out SO cords of
cord wood for the Belfast Fuel 4 Hay Co.. =.
called on Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. White Tues,
day. Leroy Bachelor of Brooks visited
his brother, nermon Bachelor Tuesday -.
The Maddocks young folks are all at home
this winter 1t is the first time the family
have been together for years.
SOUTH MONTvILLE.
The repairs on the church are nearly
completed and services will be held in il
next Sunday. Z. \. Dyer of Appleton had
charge of the painting and it is fine piece
of work, giving perfect satisfaction. Mrs.
Sarah Bryant has presented the church
with four light chandelier -. +. 5. Adams
has been getting out his ice. which is about
IA inches thick and of fine quality. Rev.
Z. A. Dinslow is shipping his apples. lie
expects to move into the house OF +. ).
Adams this week MIR. Leroy Bryant ar
rived home last week and he and Werner
Bennett left Monday for Bremen, where
they have employment in a stave mill. -.
Mrs. Emma Tarr expects to spend Christ
Rockiand. :. Mr.. W. b. Morse has sold his
place to Samuel Clapp. We are sorry tt
lose them from our community. Mr.. ano
Mrs Morse are held in very high esteem by
all who know them.
APPLETON.
Miss Winnie Ames, who has been in Cam
school. Mrs. Geo. G. Dunton left last
week for Massachusetts, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Messer, and her sister, Mrs
Geo. Brock, in Natck. =. Miss Iva Went.
worth has returned from a three weeks
visit with friends in Rockport. Mrs.
Brock is critically ILL.,. :..Albert Pease o!
Fargo, Dakota, is visiting his father, Mr.
Harrison c. Pease, here. Ulysses Gushee
Is showing the prettiest lot of Christmas
goods ever offered for sale here. Mr..
Gushee is also doing quite a business in
furniture and stoves. -. .Judson Sherman Is
recovering from a serious Illness. Miss
Alice Wentworth Is visiting friends in
Rockland.. u. n. Dyer and Tobias Wads.
worth have been at work in South Mont
vile doing job of decorative work on the
ciety will have a Christmas tree and enter.
tainment in the Free church.
sEARsMONT.
Sarah, widow of the late Henry Perry
aged 81 years, died last Saturday morning
under painful circumstances. Mrs: Perry
had stroke of paralysis last fall which al
with her daughter, Mrs. Myron Lassel
Saturday morning Mr.. Lassell went into
her room at five O'Clock to replenish the fire
as usual, and found her missing. Search
was instantly made and the body was
found in the well. Her death is a great
shock to Mrs. Lassell, who has cared fol
her with all the watchful tenderness of a
sympathy of the entire community. Be
sides the daughter, there remains one son
Alvin Perry of North Appleton. Funera
services were held at the home Monday al
10 a. m. interment at Appleton, Mrs. Perry's
former home. MIR. Charles Ripley return
visit to his father, Mr.. Gardiner Ripley.
Mrs. Blanche Taylor has gone to Upton
Mass, for the winter. Our Kent's Hill
students, Misses Alice Simmons, Heller
Beebee, Ora D. Cross, Amy Wilson, Harold
P. Cobb and Stanley Wilson are at home
for the Christmas vacation. The Ladies
Church Aid held its annual sale last Thurs
day evening. Supper was served. The af
fair Melted the society $50. Mr.. and Mrs
William G. Wood are in Lewiston this week
attending the State Grange as delegates.
There will be a Christmas concert at the
church next Sunday evening, with Specla
Christmas music by the choir. Our mer
chants display fine lines of Christmas goods
CENTRE MONTvILLE.
The house occupied by V. Owed, nea
Cox's Corner, caught fire around the chin
ney Dec. 18th and was burned. While Mrs
| Weed was upstairs trying to save. SOM
| household effects she was overcome by tn,
smoke but was rescued by Stillman Turner
| Mr.. and Mrs. Weed have moved to Liberty
....Miss Lottie Mayhem went to August
Dec. 18th after her mother, Mrs. Franl
| for some three months. Mrs. E. A. SprOW
has gone to Boston to visit her daughter
Mrs. F. B. johnson. Mark l.. Howard
| Master of Union Harvest Grange, has gOn
to Lewiston to attend the State Grange.
Miss Neva Poland is at home from Water
vile for the holidays. South MOntville'
hustling patrons to the number of fifty cam
'a visiting" our local grange last Saturda
evening, and the occasion will long be re
membered as they gave us two hours o
bright sparkling entertainment without
dull moment. Fred W. Mason has bee
drawn to serve as traverse juror at the Jan
uary term of S. j. Court at Belfast. .Chas
Thompson received several orders last wee
for lumber, which he is cutting ready t
haul to the mill as soon as there is snO,
erty has about 1000 it. of oak and 5000 #. o
pine Belfast parties have $1,000 #. O
hemlOck and 500 #. of oak. S. Hunt O
SearsmOnt has 500 #. of oak. Warre
brothers of SearsmOnt have about 5000 fl
of hemlOck, 5000 #. of birch and 1000 #. o
oak Wesley W entwOrth is at work for then
Mrs E. A. SprOWl went to Boston las