The Republican journal., 1904-11-17
CENTRE MONTyILLE.


Mrs. Leslie Sylvester and little daughter
and Mr.. Ernest Sylvester have returned to
East Jefferson after a weeks visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sprowl. Miss
Edna Thompson has returned from a visit
to her aunt, Mrs. b. GOwen, in Thorndike
:..Mr. G.. Bellows of Freedom has been in
town looking for apples.
swANvILLE.
The play "Down in Maine," which was
given at Monroe last Thursday evening, was
well patrOnized and thoroughly enjoyed
their kindness. Mrs. Joseph Ellngwood
passed away quite suddenly last Friday
night Obituary later..... Mr., E. G.. Mar
den is building an ice house and eniargine
MS cottage. The storm Sunday night
Droke the telephone wires at the corner of
N1ckerSOn d Damm'S store. Mrs Maria
Goodhue OF Belfast is visiting friends in
town.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mr.. Eugene Barnes went to Bangor las,
Saturday on business. -. Mrs. n. j. Heagau
entertained the Ladies' Club Nov sth
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grindle of Bangor
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grind!e. Mrs. Mary Hartman, Miss
Faustina Harding and Miss Edris Harri.
man called on Mrs. NJ. B. Grant in Sandy.
point last Saturday. George Batcheldel
arrived home from StOnington last week.
Freeman Batchelder has good run of
work in his new shop. He is a first class
horse shOer and does a good job of work.
GOOD sleighing here at this writing. -. Mrs
3. Z. Avery has gone to Hallowell to spend
the winter with her husband. Miss AL.
freda Hartman has gone to Massachusetts,
for the winter
WlNTERPORT.
Mrs. Emma Clark Fisher and her daugh
ter, Mrs. George c. Bosson of Boston, came
up from their summer cottage at Eggemog.
gin on the Cimbria Wednesday as guests
Of Col. ami Mrs. Fred Atwood MIR. and Mrs
Leonard Clark and some other friends
were invited there to meet them. Thurs
day night they went out to Mrs. Fishers
| former home to visit her brother, Mr.. Leon.
ard Clark, and left there Saturday for Bel
last, where they will be the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Sherman. From there they will
go to Portland and Boston and after short
stay at the T0uraine will 60 abroad for the
| winter, spending Christmas in Naples and
visiting several other places of interest be.
fore returning to their fine summer home al
Little Deer Isle in the spring. Mrs. Mary
COlsOn left last week for Boston, and after
| short visit there will go to North Carolina
to spend the winter with the family of hel
brother, Mr.. Averill. ....A box and apron
sale and supper was held at the Methodist
vestry Tuesday evening and was great
success. socially and financially. Mrs
McAuli1Te returned Saturday from a visit
have returned from visit to Eastport
Boston and other places.
LIBERTY.
Mrs. Rhoda Benner and Mrs. Ida
Young have returned from a weeks
visit with friends in Brewer. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Morse left Thursday
for Andersonville. to be present at the
dedication of the Soldiers monument.
E. &. Seruton of Lincolnville was in town
Saturday and Sunday calling on friends.
1T. E. McCurdy has moved into the L. f.
Hurd house. -. MIR. and Mrs. Perley BOyn-
ton are receiving congratulations over the
advent of ID girl baby. L. L. McNair, Z
! 5. Geological survey, was in town "a few
| days ago and erected ignalS on IIayStaek
mountain for the use of the survey. -. Mrs
Althea Perkins, formerly of this place now
of Providence, K. L., is in town and will
stop for short time with Mrs. Carrie
has been in town for few days, stopping
with Mrs. w. Ii. Moody. -. Notice has been
| published by the government calling fol
bids for a new mail route from this place tt
Waterville. This will be great conven
fence to the public here, as the Boston mai
| Will arrive at $50 d. N. instead OF 2 p. m.
and great convenience to the travelling
pubic, us one can leave here at 8 p. M, and
connect with the Pullman arriving in Bos
ton next morning ....... The free Higi
| school closed last week for the Gus
tomary two weeks vacation The principal
Charles J. Ross, will! teach the winter term
....County Attorney Arthur Ritchie OF
Belfast was in town Monday on business
-. The Reading Club is to have an addi
ton to its membership. Mrs. Byron Pitch
er, who recently moved here from Belfast
presented her name at the last meeting
Mrs. Pitcher is a member of the c. L. S. c
of Belfast and will be valuable addition
The club at present are reading Tennyson':
Lancelot and Elaine and Shakes peare'!
Henry vi.