The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-04-14

day.. Fred Hutchins of Colby College
visited at Mrs. Thurston's one day last
week. Ephraim Bragdon and Mrs. Flora
Sylvester are Oh the sick list. 80. } ohm
Wentworth has gone to Clinton to work in
a barber shop.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
Susie, only daughter of James J. and
Annie Clement, died April 3rd She had
been sick all winter. Medical treatment
and her parents and brothers tender care
were of no avail. The funeral services
were held at the house April 9th at 10 d. m.
Rev. R. Morris of Morrill, spoke words of
true comfort to the mourning family and
invoked the divine blessing. L. {. Morse
of Liberty was the funeral director The
pail bearers were Ralph }. Thompson,
Edw. E. Rowell, Stanley Curtis and Ora
mandel Morse. Among the beautiful floral
offerings may be mentioned the following:
crescent and carnation pinks from parents;
pillow from CuShman & Thompson; pinks
from grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Currier and Frank Currier; pinks from
NJ ISIS Bina Morey; cut flowers from Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Tasker and Mrs. Rebecca
Poland; pinks from Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Nickerson; bouquet from Clara Bean;
wreath each from Mrs. Eliza and Mrs. W.
j. Bean; bouquet from Mrs. Etfie Bean;
cut flowers from DR.. T. n. Pearson and
Mrs George Thompson; geraniums from
Charlie Carter. The bereaved parents and
brothers have the sympathy of the COM
munity. Mr.. and Mrs. Clement deeply ap-
preciate the kindness of their neighbors
and friends during the time of sorrow and
affliction, and wish to extend their heart
fet thanks to all who aided them and for
the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Helen
Cushman is very ill.,. Volney Thompson
is convalescent.. Allen S. Dyer and family
are living in the Levi Bartlett house,.
Miss Bina Morey of Belfast was in town
April 9th to attend the funeral of Miss
Susie Clement. 1.-The superintendent of
schools, Daniel Plummer, will examine
teachers for the summer schools at the
schoohouse in Center Montville next Sat
urday. The schools will open the follow
ing Monday. -. Exavier Sprowl had new
windows put into the front of his house
last week and is making other repairs
Freeman johnson is doing the work..
Dudley Tasker intends to repair and paint
his house this spring. Alfred Barlow of
Palermo sold Llewellyn Keller horse last
week.
UNITY.
Summer visitors are beginning to arrive
at Windermere park. The Jones and Har-
mon families from Old Town have been there
number of weeks. 1t is reported that sew
eral cottages will be built the coming sea-
son. Herbert Rand, a school teacher in
Springfield, Mass, who hired the grounds
last season, has secured them for another
season. "A cream tank of 800 gallons ca
pacity arrived at the station last week for
the Crystal Spring Creamery, and will be
placed ready for use at the earliest possible
moment. Willie Fairbanks went to Mon
roe few days ago to spend several weeks
with his uncle. .... Roy Knights from East
Troy, who has been in town several days
having dentistry done, returned home re-
Gently. During his short stay here he was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairbanks
....Mrs. Hannah Woods of North Troy, who
has been spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. E. f. McCauslin, returned home
last week, after calling on other friends in
town.. Elder Ross and family arrived in
town from Massachusetts last week and at
this writing are nicely settled. He occupied
the pulpit for the first time last Sunday, and
spoke to good audience. The people ex-
tend cordial welcome. Business in town
is rushing this spring. There will be quite
extensive building in the village, besides
many alterations and improvements on
dwelling houses. Some of these are DR.. c.
NJ. Whitney's, Archibald Tozier's, George
Mosher's, and others. .... Adams & Knight
are laying the foundation for their store.
Frank Bartlett will 60 to Portland this week
on business and also to have his eye treat
ed......lra Libby, who lived on the Planta-
ton, has sold his farm and intends to rent
or buy place in the village. Spring NOV
ing has begun. John Hamilton and family
have moved into the house which they va
Gated through the winter and Will Myrick's
family have moved into the house previous
ly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Archibald Tozier's family will move into
tile nOlIe AOuSo rs SOOu dS ~ Is VdcdIou Wy
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrick.. e. T. Walker lodged
and fed two tramps last Saturday night.
They said they were going to Rockland to
get work. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerry are
enjoying the recent arrival of fine baby
boy......F Fred Hall, formerly of Bangor, a
respected citizen of the town, died quite
suddenly last week. His health had been
very poor for some time, but it was not
realized that the end was so near Funeral
| services were held the following Sunday
Much sympathy is felt for the family. At
this writing George Mosher is quite i'll ... 1t
is reported that DR.. and Mrs. Austin Thorn
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