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The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
TROY.

TROY.
Now that the State election is over farmers
are giving their attention to digging pota-
toes. They are rotting badly in many fields,
some not getting half crop The corn
crop was also quite light, owing presum-
ably to the cold and wet weather. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. Harding have returned to Biller-
lea, Mass, where Mr.. Harding has resum-
ed his position as teacher. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall of Rockland have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Piper for few days.
Mrs. Arvesta Chase of Waterville spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. Ciary
VIII Vickery, who spent the summer at
the old homestead, has gone to Waterville
been on the sick list the past week. Mr..
George Hillman has also been quite ill.,.
Mrs. Lulu Marsetta Of Nashville, Tennes-
see. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. NJ. T.
Dodge. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Fernald
have gone to Benton for few days where
they are guests Of Mrs. Fernald's sister,.
Mr.: and Mrs George Estes are packing
their household goods preparatory to spend
ing the winter in Montvifle with Mrs. r.
daughter, Mrs. Fred A. Carter. Fred and
Helen Weymouth and Effie Fernald have
returned to Pittsield to resume their studies
at the NJ. Z. Institute. Seemingly it would
be more economical for the town to pay the
tuition of the few scholars in town attend
ing the High school, in Pittsfield, rather
than paying money to support a High
school in town. The average scholar can
not have 80 much enthusiasm in his recta-
lions. where he recites alone, as he would
have in large class engaged in the same
school would also be of advantage to the
pupil. Miss Judith st. Clare of Racine,
Wisconsin, was the guest of Mrs, R. Clary
for brief time last Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
Hair.
Notice Of Foreclosure.
MRS. 3. F. WELLS,
10 Main Street, Belfast.
(Ali correspondence contidentlal)


Whereas. Flora I. Turknett of Syracuse, in the
State of New York, by her mortgage deed GATED
the eighteenth Ida, day Of July, 4: D. 1894, and re-
Book 241, Page 81, conveyed to the Searsport
Savings Bank, a corporation duly established by
law, and doing business at Searsport IN the
County of Waldo and State of Maine, certain
parcel of land situate in said Searsport. in the
County of Waldo and State of Maine. bounded as
follows Beginning at stake on the southerly
side OF the county road; thence eastery by said
road one hundred feet to a stake; thence south
erly parallel to the easterly line of land formerly
owned by Lucy Sawyer to the bay; thence by the
pay Westerly TO tne easterly me OF SAD Lucy
line of said Lucy Sawyer land to the place OF be-
ginning, including the flats in front or sOutherly
to low water mark and whereas, the condition
of said mortgage has been broken, now there
fore, by reason of the breach of the condition
thereof, said SearspOrt Savings Bank CLAIMS a
foreclosure If said mortgage.
Dated this seventh day Of September. A. D. 1904.
SEARSPORT SAVINGS BANK,
By FRANK l. PENDLEToN. its President.
d. 3w37
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
NORTH sEARsPoRT ITEMS.

Miss Bertha Dow Of Camden was in town
last week.
James Nickerson is in the employ of j.
W. Hartman.
Miss Winnie Nickerson of Belfast was at
j. S. Nickerson's last week.
Walter Prescott of Richmond, Va, was
here recently visiting relatives.
f. K Hartman of Brewer is visiting his
brother, James W. Hartman.
Ross Brier of the New England Tel. and
Tel. Co. called on friends in town Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Black of Boston are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Black.
Miss Almeda Moody of Frankfort was in
town last week visiting her brother, Walter
Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Robbins were called to
Appleton last week to attend the funeral of
her brother.
Mrs. Eugene Blanchard of Standpoint Wis
tied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James NJ.
Nlckerson, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Matthews and daugh-
ter Doris of Belfast were here last week Wis
iting MIR. Matthews parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Nickerson of Port
land are visiting Mrs. Nickerson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Matthews.
A blackboard party from here went to the
Bar and Sears Island last Saturday and had
picnic. All had very pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Webster of Chelsea,
Mass, are here for {. short vacation and are
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j.
Matthews.
We saw the smallest crowd of people at
the Monroe fair last week that we have
seen there in the last twenty years. Farm
ers had to pay an admission fee to get their
wives and daughters into the park.
The remains of Mrs. Georgiana (Holmes)
Carter were brought to this place Sept. 7th
for lnterment, and funeral services were
held at the NJ. L. church, Rev. j. w.
Vaughan of Citypoint officiating. The de-
ceased was the wife of James A. Carter,
who was a native of this town. The old
their sympathy to him and his two daugh-
tiers in their hour of sorrow and affliction
DODGE's CORNER. Joseph A. Butler,
Harry A. Stiles, Timothy ". Murphy, j.
Bowling and Frank J. McBarron, who have
been boarding at Geo. E. Chapin's. have re-
turned to their homes in Boston. -. Ernest
NickersOn of Portland arrived last week to
join his wife at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Matthews. .....J. H. Underwood of
Natick, Mass, is boarding at G. E. Cha
pins. 80. Bernice Nicholson of Brewer has
maids. Mrs. Date B. Hills and two chill
dren of South Natick, Mass, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Matthews.
..... Mrs. j. E. Mar(en has three bOarders
from Boston.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
ISLESBOKO.


The summer people are beginning to
leave and several cottages are now closed.
Those who have left are G. S. Silsbee, Bos-
ton; NJ. b. Chaplin, New York. C. S. Still
man, Boston f. E. Bond, Penllyn, Pa. W.
L. Ross, Philadelphia; Lewis Tiffany, n.
y; c. F. Lyman, Boston; Douglass Robin
son, Orange, n. j., Mrs. Robinson is a sis
Philadelpha; Dr.. j. W. Brannan, n. Y j.
Hammond, st. Paul, Mimi. c. S. Pierce,
Milton, Mass. G. L. kissell, Morristown,
y, j.; James Lawrence, Groton, Massachu-
sets. Rev, DR.. VIM. Prall, rector of St.
Paul's church, Albany, n. Y, and Mrs.
will remain till Oct. 1. They were detained
on account of the illness of Mrs. Prall. .
Dr. and Mrs. J. r. Brachett of Boston, for
merly OF baltimore, were here during a
part of May and June, and then left for
Europe. They will occupy their cottage
again the latter part of September and part
of October. They remained until Novem-
Der last year. The Inn closed Sept. 10Th.
1t is not vet known how many cottages will
be built the coming season, but Hatch &
Weymouth have the contract for the new
cottage of George Tiffany of st. Louis The
location is on the shore of Gilkey's Harbor,
not far from the grounds of DR.. F. C, Shat
best of the So cottages occupied this season.
1t contains 40 rooms and nearly as many
closets and trunk rooms. -. Henry S. Howe
of Boston, whose elegant cottage and ex-
tensive grounds face Gilkey's Harbor, and
the Camden hills, owns large farm of sew
eral hundred acres four miles north, known
as the 'sShubael Williams farm" This fine
estate is managed by Wellington Fields.
Additions are now being made to the
stables and also to the house. Hatch &
Weymouth have the contract. 800. Mr.. and
Mrs Lester Lewis and son of BROOKLYN,
who spent part of the summer here, left for
home Sept. 18th. Mrs. Lewis is daughter
of the late Capt. Mark Pendleton. IF. S.
Pendleton and w. S. Pendleton, Jr, of New
York have been here on short vacation
visiting their parents. The election pass
ed off quietly. Capt. Winfield s. PendIeton
was elected to the legislature by most of
his fellow townsmen, regardless of politi-
cal utilization, voting for him. Some years
ago his brother, the late NJ. P. Pendeton,
afterwards American Consul at Pictou, n
S., was a representative at the State egs-
lature.. DR.. Seward Webb recently took Il
party of thirty young people on pleasure
excursion to Bangor on his elegant steam
yacht.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
sMIrHrON, (Fre-dom.

Fred Thurston, who has been clerking
for A. b. Sparrow during his vacation, re-
turned to Bates college, Lewiston, Monday.
-. Quite "a number are interested in pro-
posed telephone line. At meeting held
Sept. 10Th ut j. O. Bartlett's it was decided
to build one if it could be done without too
great expense. =. Mrs. Elvira Penney has
returned home feeling somewhat better for
her rest :. Miss Bessie Harvey, who has
been visiting friends in this town recently,
returned to Boston Saturday. ...Mrs. Jo-
sic Herv s VI and children spent last week at
Otis Hervey's and j. 0. Bartlett's.. MIR.
and Mrs. Nj. E. Busher attended church in
Knox Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29

Every magazine goes further afeld
than the next in the pursuit of features.
Leslie's Monthly Magazine for October
contains description of the crossing
of the Yalu, actually written 10y a .Japa-
nese general in command of brigade
in that first historic battle between
Japanese and European troops.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
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Write for booklet Uses Ct B.,9aa'
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The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
SWASVILLE.

Mr.. E. H. Nickerson and family returned
to Portland last Saturday. accompanied by
Miss Nina Nickerson Joe Green started
Monday with the horses and carriages and
viii drive through. Mrs. Mary f. Nickerson
has gone to Belfast to keep House for Mrs
Kelley, who is in California with her
daughter. -. Mr.. Waiter Nickerson has EN-
ployment at the Phoenix House stables in
belfast. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Applin re-
turned to their home in Somerville, Mass,
last Saturday. Miss Ida Cunningham is
at home sick -. Clarence Walker. who is
teaching in Troy, came home Sept. 18th to
vote So Mr. Perley McKeen. who has been
visiting his grandparents, Nh and Mrs.
John Morrill,, returned to Woburn Monday
-. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r Nickerson spent
Sunday in Hampden with Mr.. Nckersons
sister, Mrs. 5. ID. Greeley. Mr.. Richmond
Myrick has returned from Bar HarbOr, ;c-
companied by his sister, Miss Myriek 49,.
The last base ball game of the season was
holly contested on the Heights last Satur-
day afternoon. 1t was between the Mon
roe and Swanvile mines. The score was II
to IS IN favor Of the Swanville boys.... Mr..
and Mrs. F. 7. Jarrett of Lincoln, Mass,
accompanied by MI Chester Sherman,
were at Mr.. Charles Hartshorn's last week.
....George Barnes and family have moved
into the Tripp house. Miss Kate Small of
Brooks was the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Small, last Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
MONROE.

MONkOE-
The High school opened Monday in the
lower hall in the town house, which has
been fitted up for that purpose. The
teacher is S. P. Ackley of East Machias,
who comes here highly recommended.
Mr.. Fred A. Piper of Washington, D. c., a
former resident, is visiting his mother and
sisters here. Miss Mary Jackson of Bel
fast is visiting her niece, Mrs. Emma
Twombly. Guy Twombly has taken the
new h. +. ID. mail route and entered upon
his duties Mrs. Perry of New York was
the guest OF Mrs. Eva Twombly last Sun
day. The Sunday school and L. T. L.
united in a picnic Sept. 10th. AS the
weather WAS unfavorable they did not meet
in the grove as intended, but went to the
Town Hall where the afternoon was passed
in games, etc. A program consisting of
music and recitations was given and ice
cream and cake were served. -. Katie
Mcdonald and Maggie Wright from Massa-
chusetts, formerly employed in town, are
visiting at Fred Putnam's. Miss Mcdonald
has been the guest Of Ethel Chase the past
two days.. Mrs Lorinda Bird Borsteile
and Mrs. II. A. Packard of Rockland, sis
tiers of Hon. 5. NJ. Bird, are visiting Miss
S, \. Mansur... Miss Anna Mansur of
North Monroe spent last week with Miss
S, \. Mansur.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
THORNDIKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Berry and Master
Charles passed Sunday with relatives in
Brooks....W. r. Sparrow will move this
week with his family to Freedom village.
Mr.. Ralph Young of Waterville visited his
uncle, B. A. Gowen, the past week. Mrs.
Miller and child of Boothbay are guests of
Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Charles Smith,
at the Thorndike House. Isaac Howard
brother, MI. Alfred Howard. -. Mr.. and
Mrs William Ryan Of Knox passed Sunday
at W. Il. Sparrow Miss Pearl Carter
was the guest Friday of Miss Jennie Cox.
Mrs. Thomas Decrow and daughter Of
Searsport were guests recently of Mr.. and
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
STANDPOINT,

STANDPOINT.
School in this district began Sept. 18th,
Mr.. Lougee of Bangor, teacher 80. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Perkins left last week for their
home in Seboeis. They came from Boston
and remained only a few days here. They
had for their guests over Sunday Capt.
Danelson of steamship AraucanIa and Mr..
llorEblower of New York. Miss Estelle
Perry of PenObScot spent several days the
past week with f. A. Maxfeld'S family
Walter Houston, Clarence Littleted, Dan
ME Poor and Ethan Delano, who have been
here for vacation, have returned to their
homes in Massachusetts. Mrs. Clara Frs
kline and daughter have gone to Blcksport
for an indefinite stay. "A good many from
here attended the fairs in Belfast and Mon
roe. -. Henry Clifford arrived home Sunday
from a months visit in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. Mr.. Samuel Clark of
Monroe visited here last Saturday and Sun
day. Mrs. Ella Hartman of Lynn, Mass,
and Mrs. Amanda Cunningham of Belfast
visited Mrs. Wealthy Watts recently.
Eugene Perkins is at home from Boston for
two weeks visit. Miss Annie Grant is
in Belfast attending Banks Business Col
lege. Lucia Shute was at home from Ban
gor over Sunday. Ralph Curtis, who has
weeks on account of sickness, was able to
join the boat this week. Miss Lottie
Grant is teaching school in the Roberts
district and Mrs. Sarah Clifford in the Cen
tire district. Susie Patterson was at home
last week from Rock land. .. John Brewer
went to Bangor Monday with pair of
horses to ship to katahdin Iron Works.
Misses Lilah and Jennie Tower from Cam
den are visiting here.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
Il 9, zIlIIaIl!tiAEH

On and after June 6, 1904, Trains connecting
at burnham and Watervilie with through trains
tor and from Bangor, Wateryille. Portland and
Boston, will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
There will be literary entertainment
and sociable in the Grange Hall Thursday
evening, Sept. Goth. Ice cream and cake
will be on sale. The proceeds are to be
used to pay the debt on the church vestry.
;::... The Standard Bearers will meet with
Mrs. Emily E: Mears this, Thursday, even
ing. The Belfast Baptist Y. P s. c. E.
gave an entertainment and sociable at our
Grange Hall Monday evening, Sept. 18th. -.
Mr.; viii Woodbury. left last week for Aroos-
took county, where he will be employed this
winter Mr.: and Mrs. Stephen Payson
were. guests of his sister, Mrs c. w. Ach-
orn, last week. ... Laforest White returned
to his employment at Dark Harbor, Isles
boro, last Monday. -. Mrs. Linda GRAY re-
turned to Providence, R. l., last Saturday
80. The funeral of Mrs. Frank Woodbury.
vas held at the church last Friday, Rev
Robert Morris officiating Mrs Woodbury.
dled very suddenly of a heart trouble. She
leaves three small children. Mr. Woodbury.
has the sympathy of his many friends in
this severe affiiction.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
CLAKk's CORNER, (Pro,pect. !

AAHh's CohNEk, (PrOspect)
I. II. Gross, whose buildings were burn
ed recently, has bought the Murcb C,art
house and moved in. lie is now buildipp
large barn: :. Mrs. Abbie Clark, who had a
shock about two months ago, is sumewh,t
improved. Miss May Trip of Fraukf ,,rt
passed through this place recently on her
ployment. Percy Clark is going into o the the
hen business II Frank Gould bought %
sheep OF E. Clark Saturday. Mrs. Thomas
Clark has gone to Spruce Head to visit her
son Elmer. james Cunningham of Sears
port is here at work for E. Clark. Charles
Grant, who moved from here to Stockton
Springs, has all the work he can handle. W..
Mrs. a. E.. Clark made flying trip to Sears
port Monday. Mrs. Betsy Bassick has
sold her place to Mr.. Stephen Larrabee -.
live but short time. E. Clark is yery
feeble.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29

Vat quiet home wedding oc-
'We ago at the residence of
Aalles Webster, when their
Elizabeth j. Webster, was
ldWard Is. Rand. The mar
was oOlemnized by Rev. c.
" Of the [ Mon church here,
d of the near relatives. There
.ratlons represented in each
luuse was very prettily and
grated with wild flowers and
The brother of the groom,
Rand, Miss Leta Kelley of
ter Floyd Gerrish and Miss
If Redlands, Calf, stood up
IL and the impressive ring
Jerformed. The bride was
.Iy dressed in voile trimmed
After IA short wedding trip
ded couple will reside in AL
q groom will make farming
Miss Webster is a popular
genial disposition and excel
and the groom, although a
y, has many friends in the
he has spent the past few
tie with those of the bride in
t,lrtiest congratulations and
Mr.. Maurice Jones went to
II week to resume his studies
semlnary....M Mrs. Hannah
laughter Avis from Lewis
It's of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
MI. and Mrs. Ephrlim
.eh. They arrived by team,
= last Sunday....James Frost
1T last week on business. -.
and family, who have been
'eS in Frankfort and attend
IN that section the past two
turned home. L. d. Chase,
by bis mother, Mrs. Frank
D Boston last week. Mr.. c.
nm in a few days, but Mrs.
hdlng the winter with her
u Newtonville, Mass. 80. Mrs.
J Waterville several days ago
9ements for her daughter
attending school there. She
ufdays and Sundays with her
ming to her school Monday
lrs, Edgar Harding has en-
NJ for Mrs. f. d. Chase for
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moul-
ng relatives and friends in
other places in Aroostook
are expected home soon....
ehools began Sept. 5th. Mr..
tland teaches in the high
lula Whitaker in the Gram
Grace Bartlett in the Pri-
Ann Means began teaching
nham last Monday. She IS
d teacher and her services
reciated. :. Mrs. Fred Trask
r-ln-law from Albion were in
k to have dentistry done.
Fuller, who has a nice posi-
birmingham, Mass, spent
18th her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd has returned to Massachu-
| the millinery OPENINGS.
Mitchell from Massachusetts,
n recently and is the guest of
alrbanks at present. -. Mrs.
:, mother-in-law of Mrs. Ed
lied quite suddenly of heart
I time ago at the age of SO
ar Thompson died Aug. 3Oth
his father, MIR. Lewis ThOmp-
lew days illness. He lived
ter the accident and was a
The deceased was a gener-
rted boy and will be missed
ties. After a prayer was Of
'use the remains were taken
metery for interment.. The
'lr. Joseph Bither of Troy
here last week for Interment,
.ce in Pond cemetery.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
p.5..-rsd from last week. ]

.. Gertrude Higgins Capt.
- llpagan returned to their
...bu>etts last week George
.,ln Is at his summer home
r.. weeks vacation Several
f.. attended the Monroe fair
II Is, Evelyn Avery is stopping
p, with der brother, Herman
N-r Misses Leila and Jennie
mtrt visited relatives here
Mis- Orilla McMann is visit
laughter, Mrs. NJ. B. Grant,
of Washington, d. c., was in
wreck The rooms in Geo.
. are finished and the boys
r. Monday night. Willard
.- hl, family from Thorndike
.a Elves house in this village
FIVE has moved to Port
". Dodge and Mrs. L. Fl.
E the w. c. T. L. Conven-
. asst week, returning Fri
I'D Mrs. Thomas p. Williams
AerA IN town last Friday.
.- vent home with Phebe
asst Friday and both re-
ui Monday. Mrs. Brad
arrived Friday night from
-he has been visiting the
He Pythian Sisterhood will
.bl afternoon instead of in
Fred Thurston finished
sparrow last Saturday
m Mrs. Reuben Averill of
ubo have been visiting at
avs. returned home last
1erushy James and the
uicked mines of Freedom
@ Il game of base ball
st55re, last Saturday af-
I~l III a victory for the
HE reception Wednes-
'- Freshmen of Freedom
we'll attended despite
-eption committee were
On, Miss Edith Williams,
6r}apt, Mr.. and Mrs.
y - Winnifred Dodge,
18th Banton. All joined
aftel which banana ice
- served. An interest
Wlried out, games were
VITA very pleasant even
rood night, Freshmen"
s AL the organ...J. b.
oppu his store for bust
George Elliot starts a
soon in the building
nt Mr.. William MURRAY
Wur Shop...Mrs. Matte
Ill her uncle's, Henry
Mrs. Virginia Mayo
visited at c. Z. knoWl-
NtEE.
i, having an attack of
.I, ~,
''liel "ll o@ilhs Vi Noii-
Parker of Minneapolis,
Nu recently to call on
am. nelghbOr, Mrs. IL.
The Republican journal., 1904-09-29
County Correspondence.
LINCOLNyILLE CENTRE.

Mr.. James Dean left town Monday for
Marshall, Missouri .....M Mrs. Frank Gray
and son Leslie and Mrs. Ii. H. Griffin of
Seal Harbor visited Mrs. John Dean the
past week. -. Mr.. and Mrs Amos Mahoney
OF Dorchester, Mass, are visiting relatives
in TOWN.. Miss Ella Pottle of Medfed,
Mass, is at home on a vacation. .... Miss
Belle Stetson is at home from Chelsea,
Mass, for a vacation. Mrs. H. L. True
spent the past two weeks at Northport
Campground. Percy Cross of Boston is
sic Bartlett of Arlington, Mass, is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Robinson. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mahoney
are rejoicing over the arrival of little girl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-21
REAL ESTATE FOE SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

456 Temple Court.
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Nicollet av and 40 feet deep with large side
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you will see at glance that this is one of the
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