The Republican journal., 1905-11-23
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MI Thomas J. Young, wife and three
children OF Scion, Me, have been visiting,
jol two weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
I'enuletOu. Mrs. 1oung is Mr.. Pendleton' s
sister, and Mr.. Young, now a lawyer,
taught school here d few terms, about d
dozen years ago. They returned home Nov.
10th. Mrs. Nora Pendieton and Mrs.
Maude Sherman recently returned from
Nova Scotia, having visited friends in Var
mouth and W OlfVille. Capt. w. $. Pendle-
ton and little son Lester are in New York,
Mrs. PendIeton having been there for some
weeks for medical treatment. Her friends
write somewhat encOuraglngly, and it is
hoped she may return much improved....
Mrs Llewellyn Fairfield is spending the
winter IN Southern Pines, n. {. She is
suffering from pulmonary weakness, and it
is hoped that the warm climate will prove
helpful, though recent letters are not so
cheering as her many friends could wish.
She is accompanied by her mother and
brother. Miss Grace Gilkey recently re-
turned from voyage South on sch. Govern
or Powers, accompanying her sister and
brother-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Kent. Capt.
Kent is the master Of the vessel. ISIS
Alice l.. PendletOn, who has been visiting
III Boston, and her aunt, Mrs. K. =. Pendle-
ton, who has been visiting relatives in New
York, have returned home. Miss Abbie
b. Hatch arrived Nov 18th from Salem,
Mass, where she had been visiting relatives
few weeks....E. d. Hatch, Alphonso
Pendleton, L. F. Pendleton and b. G.
Gilkey ale hunting game in the forests of
northern Maine. VIM. E. Hatch has
bought of Geo. NJ WILDER house at Dark
HarbOr, and will move into it in the near
future. The house is nearly new, well
built, and tor several seasons has been
rented to summer people for several hun
bred dollars during the months of July,
August and September. George Wey-
mouth, OF the firm OF Hatch Il Weymouth,
contractors and builders, has sold his in
terest in the firm to L. F. Pendleton, and
moved to stockton Springs to engage in
business. lie sold his house, which cost
at a much lower figure. Mr.. Weymouth was
most highly esteemed in the town, and all
his neighbers and friends greatly regret
his REMOVAL. Capt. James F. Grndal has
erected a monster windmill over his
a ar Es well Water n+ is pumped pun in
When the wind blows miniature
saw mill is also operated. All the machin-
ery-pump, mill, saw, frame, etc.,-came
from Chicago Each of the four corners OF
the frame is embedded in several tons OF
rock and Portland cement. Through the
liberality of Mrs Ruth Dana Draper OF
New York, who has a summer cottage here
music is taught the present school year in
the public schools. The teacher is Mrs
Ambrose Hatch, organist in the Baptist
church. Mrs. Draper is collecting a emusic
fund.-" and writes that there is future fol-
this recent EFFORT. Two basket ball teams
-one of the High school and the other OF
boys outside, called the 'locals"-have late
ly been organized. They play every Fri
day evening in Union hall from 7.3O to $50
THE High school has about 40 pupils
and has two classes-Freshmen and Sophie
more. Two years will elapse before it will
be full fedged, having in addition boil
Juniors and Seniors. Mr.. Bryant, the prin
cipal, is a graduate of Colby College an(
burn Classical Institute. -. Capt Georg,
Alden Warren has returned after an al
sence of about year, during which TIM
he brought the bark Holliswood, bought b!
the PendletOns, from San Francisco to New
York. During the early part of the voyage
pairs caused delay.