The Republican journal., 1905-12-21
WINTEEPOI,T.

Mr.. and Mrs James Freeman left Friday
for Boothbay lIarbor, where they will spend
a few weeks, after which they will 90 to
Boston for visit. The grammar and pri-
mary schools will not open until after
Christmas as the epidemic of measles still
continues. 5. II. Morgan is the latest of
the adult victims. Misses Lena Atwood,
Frances Lougee and Mildred Cole are among
the school girl patients .... Charles Bartlett
returned last week from an up-river trip,
bringing with him fine deer. He left on
Mondays boat for Boston, where he has
employment for the winter. 80. belmont
Griffin of Bangor is spending the holidays
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
mont Thompson. Sidney {. Thompson,
State Dairy Inspector, and his wife, attend
ed the meeting of the State Dairy Associa-
ton in Pittsfield recently. Miss Louise
Eveleth spent a few days with friends in
Bangor last week. -. The basket ball game
last Friday evening, Winterport VS.. Frank
fort, resulted in victory for the home team
Mrs. George Carleton of Danforth, with
her daughter, visited friends in town re-
GENTLY. Roy Cole has employment on the
new railroad and will move his family to
the Nado house near the station. .... The
American Express Co. now has connection
with the n. Nj. S. r. r. and Agent C. K. Hill
meets the $50 train each morning .... Mrs.
Fred Atwood had very i'll turn last week.
but is much improved. Messrs. Frank
Knowles and Frank Young have opened a
market in the store belonging to Miss Crox-
ford. The stores are all attractively deco
rated for Christmas and are making fine
display of holiday goods. AS their prices
are all right there is no need for anyone to
go out of town to buy their gifts.
CENTRE MONTyILLE.
Frank Toby of Colon, South Dakota, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. c. NJ. Plummer
of Haldale. Mr.. Toby and his mother Wis.
tied Mrs. Eliza F. Bean, Mrs. Helen Cush
man and Mrs. w. 3. Jaquith Dec 18th.
f. A. Cushman, o. c. Cushman and G. L.
Edmunds have telephones in on the New
England line. The hardwood floor is be-
ing laid in the Grange hall this week 1t
win be christened Christmas night, as there
will be dance and supper with music by
Boyntons orchestra....F. A. Doty and G.
E. Howard went foX-hunting on Dec. 18th.
They started four of the elusive animals,
shot three before night, started out the
next morning and got the fourth. If any
one has equaled, Or beaten, this record in
Waldo County this season just mention it
and Howard and Doty will try again. zee.
Mr.. and Mrs E. o. Clement have returned
to Newport after months visit with their
parents here. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Vida NJ. Clement and her little son.
1900. Ernest Fay and his shepherd dog
| s.Bruce'' we're in Knox last week and
caught four wild heifers for Fl. S. Banton.
| 90. Mark L. Howard, master Of Union Har-
vest Grange, went to Bangor Monday to at
tend the State Grange. Augustus Bagley
of Boston, formerly Of this town. is visiting
an offer from firm in Connecticut to go on
the road to sell farm implements and hard
ware. GOD. W. Wentworth and Charles
Palmer are chopping cord wood for Charles
B. Thompson. George Edmunds has
bought burr stone grinder for his new
shop, to grind all kinds of feed. "A crow
and a flock of wild geese passed over last
week. Miss Pearl OxtOn and sister Hazel
visited Cora Goodwin last Saturday and
Sunday. Deer are very plentiful, judging
by the tracks in the woods. Last week
several came into Allen Goodwin's orchard
for apples, but few rods from the house.
49,. Charles E. Thompson shipped lot of
AngOra cats last Monday.
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