The Republican journal., 1905-03-16

Ernest NickersOn.. Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Marden went to Searsmont last Satur
day to spend Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Marden and Mrs. Lucinda Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Read of Belfast visited
their aunt, Mrs. c, 0. Fernald, last Sunday.
CENTRE LINCOLNVILLE.
Scion Bartlett of Arlington, Mass, who
has been in town the past week, returned
home Saturday. Miss Georgia Eta Hall
is spending few days in ROckland. :. Miss
Carrie Dickey is at home from Bath for
visit with her parents. Homer Dickey
and wife of Camden visited at j. A.
Knights Sunday. Benson p. Hall, who
has been in Searsmont the past few months,
is at home for the remainder of the winter
go. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard LermOnd are re-
joicing over the arrival of little daughter
HAIRY Mathews returned this week
from visit in Athens, Me.
CAMDEN.
A pleasant event in Camden's social
whirl was the concert and ball given Tues
day evening, Feb. 2Sth, in the opera house
by the U. of M. Glee, Mandolin, Guitar and
Banjo Clubs. The concert was at O'Clock
and was listened to by a large and appre-
ciative audience. The boys are all good
musicians and they gave an excellent enter
and go0dly number stripped the light
fantastic toe" to the sweet strains of music.
The affair was under the auspices of the
senior class of the Camden High school and
they cleared a neat little sum. 80. Several
weeks ago E. H. Bramhall made a contract
with the Jordan Lumber Company to build
a steamboat to be used for the purpose of
towing logs and carrying men across Moose
head lake. The boat has been completed
and was hauled to Rockland on sleds to be
shipped by rail to her destination She is
80 feet long and feet beam.
MONROE.
Nearly every family in the village and vi
entity has some member afflicted with the
grip Among the sick are Mrs. Frank
Chase, with an abSceSS on the arm and
neuralgia Mrs Nellie Buzzel, Mrs. Blanche
Nealey, Wilder Parker, Mrs. Fred Cum
ningham and Zenie Putnam. The last two
are very sick with measles. Mrs. Charles
Conant and her large family have all been
very sick with the measles. -. The X. F. ID.
county association met at the Town Hall
March 5 Twelve mail carriers and three
postmaSterS were present. Mr.. Samuel p.
Ackley, after vacation of two weeks, be-
gan the High school March 7....A little son
arrived at the home of MIR. and Mrs Ber-
nard Holmes last week. -. Mrs. Guy Twomb-
ly is visiting her parents in Freedom.
Miss Linda Chase attended the U. of NJ.
concert in Belfast last week and made
short visit with her cousin, Mrs. Roy Web
Der. On the way down she called on her
old friend Mrs. Holbrook in Brooks.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
The railroad is coming A scamp for
laborers has been built near the Spinney
place Mr.. Arthur Trevett will be obliged
to move his buildings before May LIST.
of In 1n for 1nv no hnon
settled. Clifford Staples has been i'll for
a week or more and is attended by DR.. G. A.
Stevens from the village He is gaining at
the present writing. Hervey Partridge
has some good Jersey cattle, among them
two bulls which are for sale. -: Herman
Saturday. II Elder WEIGH preached at the
Roberts schoolhouse Sunday. Mr.. Ward
and family were not present, as they were
called to Unity by the deaths of Mrs.
Wards mother and sister at that place..
Mrs. c. Ada Colson is quite i'll at her home
bins of this place, is caring for her.. Two
boys are happy in the possession of new
watches which they earned as agents
Earl Stanley Partridge and Charles Carr.
Medbury Staples has a new printing
press that he earned in the same way.
Christine, the baby daughter OF +. Percy
Partridge, was quite i'll last week, but is
now better. Arthur Moore secured ice
for his ice house and refrigerator recently
from the Crockett brook. Mr.. Thomas
Decrow and wife of Park visited at Mr.
n. w. Staples recently. Andrew Grant is
spending the winter at Mrs. Clara Grants
-. Manter Moody and Oscar Moody are
hauling wood from the large wood lot be-
longing to Bert Hopkins
BELMONT.
Mrs. Viola j. Lee of Gardiner is in town
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. John &,
Jack son. I. Ross Beckwith, who has em-
plOyment in Fred Holmes saw mill, Head
of the Tide, Belfast, was in town the first
| and Mrs. G. Nj. Cunningham. The many
| friends of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo f. Fletcher
, of Rox bury, Mass, will be pleased to learn
. that there was born to them Feb 10th a fine
| baby girl. Both are doing we'll. Mrs
Fletcher was formerly Miss lnez E; Allen
wood. -. Mrs. John G. Jackson, Mrs, S. p
Howard and Mrs. L. F. Allenwood, who
have been on the sick list the past few
| weeks, are improving. DR.. I. n. Pearson
of Morrill, attends them. -. n. b. Allenwood
| has taken the agency for the scientific fer
| tilizer Co., Pittsburg, Pa Anyone want
ing some good fertilizer this coming. spring
will do well to give him call as he viii
have it on hand in all grades The snow
is quite deep and the travelling quite bad
about town. =. Anyone having correspond
ence or news items for The Journal if they
will be SO kind to send it to l.. F. Allen
wood, correspondent, it will be gratefully
received and promptly attended TO-. The
writer is connected by telephone. Most Of
the farmers have their ice harvested. e. l.
| Hemmenway & Son of SearsmOnt are mel
of experience in ice cutting, and cut ice to {
hairsbreadth, as the saying goes. Anyone
| wanting a good ioh done in that line will do
well to give them call, as they have every
thing to do with in the shape OF ice tools.
UNITY.
Fred Whtehouse's little son, Robert wht
went to Portland and underwent an opera
| ton on his throat, arrived home recently
and at this writing is getting along finely
THE friends of Mrs. Edgar Harding
! who met with serious accident few
! weeks ago in the Bangor hospital where she
has employment, are pleased to learn tina
| she is on the road to recovery. Miss Caro-
! line Fuller went to South birmingham
Mass, last Monday to resume her duties il
the millinery business. -. Maurice Jones
was at home over Sunday from Oak Grove
| Semlndry... III he many friends of Mrs
| Emma MunrOe of West Troy were grieveC
to learn of her sudden death and eXten(
their heartfelt sympathy to the family il
| their bereavement. ....M Mrs. Ann Rollins
died Feb 25th at the home of her nephew
Frank Bartlett, at the age of 90 years and {
months. She was a native of this town, I
of tnt,i tnh l,f