The Republican journal., 1904-02-11
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CENTRE MONTVILLE.
Merrill Gordon, Winfield Jaquith and
George Edmund cut and hauled ice from
the Lily pond last week. -. Charles Thomp-
son moved last week into the Mayo Henri
man house, which he recently bought of
Cushman 4 Clement. Clarentine Porter is
moving out and will settle in LIBERTY.
Walter Poland had Car load of corn, flour
and groceries come to Belfast last week
and hired teams to haul the goods from
Belfast to his place, James Cushman ar
rived home last Tuesday from Spokane,
Washington, where he has spent two or
three years.. Mrs Clifton Morse has been
with her sister, Mrs. Weber Penney, the
mas, week. Mrs. Penney is seriously i'll
with pneumonia. .. Robert Gay has just re-
covered from the measles. His brothers
Fred and Cecil are now sick with them....
Mrs Greedy, who has been with Mr.. Benton
Thompson and children the past week, has
returned to her home and her sister, Miss
>us e Bragdon, will keep house for him for
she present.
TROY.
There is much sickness in town. The
.ea.les are prevalent in the southern part
.. .A- town. Miss Angie Smith is spend
r. some weeks in Islesboro.. Miss Lizzie
VI Int Is in Plymouth clerkng for Eugene
..rs MS. The school at Troy Corner,
-an.6t by Miss Erdene Pierce, closed last
e..s The School Improvement League
Ua6 box social during the last week.
A...a,h Woods is suffering from the effects
If . accident. Chas. Hersey, who has
n.. .nIiouSly i'll all winter, is convalescing
I'm arter was stricken with shock
O0 VI rom which there is no hope of his
....l-t, His son Sidney Of Sullivan was
-r..uuled by telephone and arrived the
I.-. . last week. Willard Carter, who was
woods tor the winter, drove through
.u. u, team from Lake View upon receiv-
.. .l.IaNS of his fathers illness. -. The
-.t--t uld lady on record is Mrs. Eliza
u.U SIZE is the Oldest inhabitant of the
..s. aui is most wonderfully preserved.
advanced age of % years and 5
u She helps about the house work.
J own washing, and deyotes her
J the gentle exercise of spinning,
spun POO lbs. of rolls the past year
9rd has had IA children, 10 of whom
u1 She also has % grandchildren
saat grandchildren.
NH.
.v it is Rev Robert Morris "whose
0t,es glad" 1t is boy. Ephraim
received a bad wound on the
he at work in the woods last week.
truck in some manner by a falling
@ rendered unconscious. Happily
Merriam was with him and had him
10 his Merriam home. He has
ier the care CT Dr. I. \. Pearson
-.. .ui is improving..- |. d. White has
mined to his bed the past week with
-,. .-,~. Mrs. Glidden, who is spending
tes with her daughter. Mrs. Elisha
has been quite i'll. Mrs. John Rowe,
-- Nllred Daggett and Mrs. L. R. Elder
s.- also been on the sick list -. Forest
@if- attended the funeral of his uncle in
STALL last Thursday. Roscoe Cross re-
..t ID severe blow over the heart while
IN the woods recently, and is oblig-
'H "''rdin from labor at present. Miss
Blood closed a successful term of
Belmont Corner last week. She
..N dt home and drove to and from
pj cared for her team. She is
1pped for teaching and is endowed
nod deal of energy and persistence.
N1u-n make successful teachers,
ltaiument at the hall last Thurs
INF for the benefit of the church yes
4uite a success, netting some SIC
Pearson made a report on the
lhe Yestry and the furnace for the
'at also what had been collected from
e't sources. lie reports an indebt-
about $50. -. Lumbermen in town
een very active the past month, re-
4-. Of The extreme cold weather, and
Us Will be heavily stocked. The
81 woods is too deep to work to
ot advantage and is so dry that it
poor roads.
rfiUH>UIKE.
funeral of Mrs. Margaret Heath,
vi the late J. F. Heath, who died at
home of her daughter Mrs. Clarence
ley, in Waldo last week, was held at
''tiF CiluICil Iludy dllolHOOU, Ilot.
43' q hrackett of Brooks officiating.
be- a}mpathy OF the entire community is
"Al Ma and Mrs. r. S. Ward in the loss
"' Their laughter, Mrs. Lena Ward Russell,
Ct Freedom. She died last week after a
IL" days illness, leaving three little chill
dren. Ross c. Higgins has been confined
s' The house for few days with a severe
'old aud the mail on route No. is delivered
ny his assistant, Bert II. Stevens. E. Mr.
ana Mrs, James L. Gates passed Sunday
with MI. and Mrs. II. L. Wing. Our new
'""nsman, Mr.. Myers, recently bought a
span OF horses-one of T. l. Huxford of
brooks, and one of Ephraim Jones of Unity
j. Il. Monroe and Bert Dyer are both
iH'te sick with the measles. George P.
Naid and son Thomas visited friends in
NeafspoH and Belfast last week. Mrs.
Patterson passed Friday with her
laughter, Mrs. R. c. Higgins. William
THOMPSON of Bangor was the guest of his
'''' Mrs. Fred Iasty, Jan. 18th. Miss
"-''- Higgins and friend of Jackson
Tossed sunday afternoon with her parents,
" and Mrs. Joseph Higgins. III. j.
.e''1' Of Bangor passed Thursday night
'.-i W.T. and Mrs. " n. Higgins. Misses