The Republican journal., 1904-11-10
THORNDIkE

were services dl FuIu CORNER SUNDAY Nv
the new minister.
THORNDIKE
Addie Ward visited her brother, Sidney
Ward, and wife, in Pittsfield last week.
Mrs. Ward is recovering from a severe
sickness. -. Ray Ashford spent last week
in Litchfield and Windsor visiting friends.
The Files Hill school will give sociable
next week to be held at Rev. h A. Meyers,
whose wife is the superintendent of schools
| in town and is much interested in the schol-
ars' desire to purchase a globe for the
schoolrOom. -. The apple crop in this vicin-
ity was so abundant that many will be left
to rot Oh the ground, there being no market
for them. Miss Florence Palmer has re-
turned to Portland after spending two
| weeks at home. -. Mrs. F. Cunningham and
daughter are spending few days in Troy
at her old home. j. I. Ashford has gone
to Windsor with his double horse team on a
! business trip. He will be gone number of
days. Mrs. W. l. Hunts mother, Mrs.
Joseph West of Troy, who met with quite
bad accident by falling down the cellar
row escape from much worse accident....
James Cole, who is building a new house
on Files Hill, has it all up and about all
boarded
| UNITY.
MISS aliCC SAdSCs d III CSS-
maker in Lowell, Mass, who has been
spending the summer months at her old
home here, returned several days ago to re-
sumo her duties. The little daughter of
Mrs. Bert Mutt, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, is at this writing GONZALES
| cent. Dr.. &. NJ. Whitney is in attendance.
| DIR. E. NJ. Soule, accompanied by friends,
ago and returned with a fine deer, One was
also captured on the plantation few weeks
ago by four of the village boys, viz, Frank
1ozier, Jack VanDeets, Nell and Judson
| Winters. Charles Fowler, his brother, and
| others, generally get in at least one hunting
| trip during the game season every year and
never fail to return with spOis of the chase.
! If everything is favorable they intend to go
| this year the last of November 80. Rev. A.
p Hatch, who has been boarding with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hatch Of this town for
several months, went to Fairfield last week
to spend the winter with his niece. e. d.
Chase, Deputy Grand Master of the Seventh
Masonic District, went to China several
| days ago and installed the officers of Cen
trail Lodge. The Unity Telephone Co. be-
build through South Unity. .... Mrs. Sarah
Reynolds died Oct. 10th at her home on the
Waterville road She was born in Higgins
vile, Me-, in 1858 and was therefore 46 years
of age at the time Of her death. She had
been in feeble health for years and suffered
a great DEAL She was loved by all near to
her and honored by all who knew her. The
funeral services were held the following
Tuesday at the home and the interment
was in Pond cemetery; At the e residence
Oct. 18th, Miss Mabel BERTHE Myrick Of
Unity was married to Mr.. Harvey Melvin
| Wiley of Clinton by Rev. J. c. Lamb: At
ter short wedding trip they will reside in
| Clinton. 80: Quite number of people from
town were in Waterville last week on bust
ness, viz, Mrs James Frost, Mrs. c. NJ.
| Whitney, Mrs. b. A. Fogg, Mrs. f. f. Nc
| Causlin, Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs. Thomas
Cook, Miss Edna Adams and Miss Sarah
Carter. The District Deputy Grand Mas
the West Lodge, F. and A. NJ, went to Lib
erty last Saturday evening and besides
| making his official visit and installing the
officers of that lodge worked two degrees.
49,. The pie sociable given at the Grange
Hall a few nights ago was we'll attended
socially. The proceeds We're for the benefit
of Rev. G. W. Ross and family, who have
been spending a short vacation in Boston
with relatives and friends, returning re-
GENTLY; Frank Chase Of Troy has bought
Archibald Tozier's small farm located at
the NJ. c. r. R. station and now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Young. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Chase will take possession
in two weeks. The drama entitled, An
Old Maids Convention, was presented in
by the Rebekahs for the benefit of their
lodge. {. Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker and
little daughter from Pennington visited Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Walker two days last week.
John s. Cook, an undertaken in Belt,
Montana, who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, for some
time, started for the west this week, ac-
companied by his mother as far as Boston,
Mass, where he will visit sick aunt for a
time, after which he will continue his jour
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of weeks there before returning. 80. Free
man, little son of E. T. Walker, has been
sick the past few days. Mrs. Georgia Post
from Freedom is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Wheeler DanfOrth, and her sister, Mrs. G.
Young, for few weeks. >. Miss Anna Mae
Thompson went to Lewiston last week to
work.