The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-03-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week.

Deferred from last week
SOUTH MONTVILLE.
Mrs. Emma Tarr has gone to Rock
land to visit her sister, Mrs. Caro-
Heating. Miss Hazel McLain is caring
for her mother, Mrs. Sarah Knowlt0n, dur
ing her absence. ... Mrs. Rose Merriam has
gone to Lowell, Mass, where she has po-
stion in the mill. Her sister, Miss Della
Ripley, will go this spring and their beaut-
full little ZONE is now for sale. Their
many friends are sorry 10 have them Co.,.
The South Montvlle Dramatic Club pre-
sented the drama, "Dot, or the Miners
Daughter, in Seal smont Monday evening,
to an appreciative audience, and feel
that they were royalty received and treated
by the citizens of that town....G F. Ram
dali began saving at his mill last Monday.
....E. S. Adams and W. E. knowlton are
cutting cord wood for j. w. Prescott.
NORTHPoRT.
The school board met Saturday and elect
ed w. +. Greenlaw superintendent of
schools for the ensuing year. The public
examination of teachers will be held at
O'Clock in the Beech Hill schoolhouse.
April 18TH All parties intending to teach
In town this year are requested to be pres
ent'...At their home on Lincolnville ave-
nue., George f. Curtis and Miss Lucy A.
Clark We're united in marriage March 10th.
The ceremony was performed at d M, w.
+. Greenlaw officiating. Mr.. Curtis is
hustling young farmer who recently bought
the Alvah Redman farm. Miss Clark was
a successful school teacher from Searsmont.
reception was given Saturday evening at
Their nome and the evening was socially
spent. Ice cream and cake were served
The guests left a large number of useful
presents, together with many wishes for
success to the newly welded couple. ...D ID.
Z. Greenlaw, who has been confined to the
mouse for the past two weeks, is able to be
out again.. Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Clark
from Searsmont spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting their daughter, Mrs. Abbie
Greenlaw.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
The school committee, consisting of
Elijah Gay, A. T. Jackson and Ernest A.
Davis, met with Mr.. Gay March 18th. D. B.
Plummer was elected superintendent of
schools for the ensuing year. Mrs Eliza
beth Colson is quite ill....T. S. Hatch has
returned to the old homestead after pro-
tracted stay with his son, E. j. Hatch -.
Nelson Gould, who has been stopping with
F. A. Luce, has gone to board with w. A.
Pullen......M. c. Gordon has bought
Cooley creamery. John w. Pearson of
Burnham was in town last week. :. There
IS great deal Of sickness in town mostly
the prevailing colds and measles. -. Volney
Thompson is putting up about thirty
carriages of various kinds, and has them
well along for the time of year. 49,. Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Nash of Camden are staying at
w. H. Nash'S for a time. Charles Thomp-
son and wife went to Knox last Sunday to
visit his brother. Charles Oxton, w. J.
Wentworth and Charles Thompson have
bought sap buckets to use after tapping
trees. E. A. Sprowl went to Belfast last
Friday.
SWANVILLE CENTRE.
Gilbert Morrill, and wife of Brooks were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Beals Sunday
Mrs. Frank CousenS, who has made her
home with her sister, Mrs. Raymond Mar
den, for several months, has returned to
Belfast. EllerSOn Cunningham is entirely
helpless and unable to feed himself His
brother Samuelis caring for him. -. Mrs. A.
Walkers mother and uncle from Massachu-
sets are visiting her. 1T. w. Ford of Orne-
vile, Maine, was the guest of his niece,
Mrs. II. P. White, last week. Mrs. Carrie
Cunningham is helping care for Miss Mary
Cunningham :. Charles Jewett and wife
of Winterport were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. P. White Sunday. Albert Damn
is gaining little each day. Charles Mari
is away for a week soliciting life insurance
....Clarence Walker has returned to Farm
ingtOn to attend the Normal School,. :.
Joshua Littlefeld met with an accident to
his lame ankle which laid him up for few
family of Belfast were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Robertson Sunday.
THORNDIKE.
The ladies of the Helping Hand Club
were very pleasantly entertained Wednes-
day afternoon, March 9th, by Mrs. O. j.
Farwell, Jr. The next meeting will be
with Mrs, c. b. Cox. Madame Prentiss,
who has been i'll at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Bert Stevens, for several
weeks, was moved to the home of her son,
Joseph Prentiss, Thursday. Mrs. Arthur
jackson passed few days recently with
don is spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hubbard, in Massa