The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

centre, MT. Harry higgins; Plains, Miss
Della Game; Halldale, Miss Grace White
Vose, Miss Adella Raynes; McFarlands,
Mr.. L. d. Jones; Kingdom, Mrs. Daniels
Whites Corner, Mr.. Plunmer... We are
pleased to note the increasing number of
our young people who will be registered in
the regular course of Freedom Academy,
Nettie Ramsay, Marjorie Poland, Lettuce
Morse, Nan SprOwl, Myrtle Erskine, May
Foster, Robert Gay, Chester CuShman,
Ralph Thompson, Pearlie Allen and Pent-
son Clement. The Centre Sunday school
held picnic in Mr.. Clifton Morse's grove
was spent in songs and games on Mr..
Volney Thompson's lawn. Mr. and Mrs.
fitzpatrick Of Danforth, Me-, are visiting
Mrs. Gilpatrick's brother, Mr.. zelisco
Foster. The Bartlett family reunion was
held on the Silas Bartlett farm Aug. 17th
Thirty members Of the family were present
Mr.. Eben Gerry of Dover, Me-, was present
at the reuniOn... Mr.. Rufus Lowell and
Miss Belle Lowell attended the South
Montville High school reunion, Aug. 18TH.
Mr.. Arthur Bannon of Providence, r. l.,
visited relatives in town last week 80. Miss
Georgia S. Pratt returned Saturday from
ChautauQua, n. Y, where she graduated
from the Chautauqua course. Mr.. Mark
Bartlett was among the successful candi-
dates in the recent examination for the adj
mission to the Maine bar at Portland....
Miss Geneva Varney, who has been spend
ing the summer in Belfast. has returned
home. MIR. and Mrs. Sherer of Rockland,
were at D. C. Kane's recently..... Miss
Della II. Kane has returned rom Rockland
.... Mrs. Jennie Stevens died very suddenly
was held Aug. goth, Rev. II. w. Abbott of
Palermo officiating. Mrs. Stevens nearest
relatives are two sisters, Mrs Amanda
Kicker Of this town and Mrs. Fred Thur
low of Fort Fairfield, both of whom were
present. The floral offerings were profuse
graphophone concert to an appreciative au-
dience at Geo. D. Sargent's Aug. 17th....
S. j. Tasker went to Pittsfield Wednesday
to visit friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.
jackson of Pittsfield visited her parents,
MIR and Mrs. James M. Palmer, Aug. 18TH
and they were all present.. -, Mrs Clara b.
Palmer's children all met at her home Aug.
9th. They had not all been together before
for fifteen years, and this assembly was
/ not pre-arranged, but '.just happened -
Mrs. Palmer's living children are; Mrs.
nun, James NJ, Geo., A., and Chas. E.,
who were accompanied by their wives.
Five grandchildren were present, and four
great grandchildren. 1t was a great pleas
ure to Mrs. Palmer to have them all with
| her once more. She has been very i'll with
one of the twenty people who sat down to
dinner. =: Mrs. E. A. Sprowl and daughter,
Mrs. F. johnson, went to NorthpOrt last
Thursday for ten days outing. Mrs
Julia Barter. who has been visiting in
Montville, returned to Rockport last week.
| 900. Geo. Edmunds went to Belfast last
week and bought new windows for his new
machine shop, and gasOlene for his engine
preparatory to the threshing season. 49,.
Mrs. Carrie Aver and Hattie Clough visited
at Allen Goodwin's and attended the
Grange Saturday, returning home Sunday
evening. Chas. Oxten is coopering for G.
B. Ring. Walter Richards and wife of
Camden visited her sister. Lizzie Thomp--
son, last Sunday. Oscar Thompson and
wife of Rockland visited at c. b. Thomp-
sons two days last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Goodwin and Miss Pearl OxtOn at
tended the Palermo reunion and picnic
Aug. 23d.. Llewellyn Kellar went to Cam
den last Thursday. Ed. Wiley Of North
Belfast visited bis uncle. Chas. Oxton,
Sunday.