The Republican journal., 1905-11-23

Liberty was called to dress it, and found
the bone was crushed. 80. Mrs. Mabel Stew
art OF Knox is caring for her mother, Mrs
Achsa LaWry, during her sickness The
other SICK ones are f. J. Hatch and VIM
jackson. None of them are able to 90 out.
... Mrs. Maria Griffin and her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Mabel Boynton and Mrs. Addie
Gray, have moved to Rockport where Mrs.
Boynton's husband is at work. ..J. F.
ramsey has his large hen house nearly
completed.
UNITY.
DR.. S. W. johnson of Belfast was in
town lew days ago to see Miss Grace
bartlett, who is critically i'll with bilious
typhoid fever. The condition of the
patient at this writing is d little improved. j..
Mr.. MacGoon, the High school teacher from
st Adams, who has previously taught one
term here, closed another very successful
term Of school last Friday. He was liked
very much and his services are highly ap-
preclated Benjamin Moulton from
Montana, who las been visiting his parents
for several weeks, returned to his home this
week. 1t is reported that if he can sell his
property to fair advantage there he will
locate here, and his friends hope to see him
again among them. Mrs. Sarah Libby,
who was threatened with pneumonia a
short time ago, is convalescent. -. This
town has been saddened by the sudden
death Of Lizzie, beloved wife of E. b.
Rand, who passed away Monday night,
Nov. 18th, after few days illness. An
paper later. =. Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Bart
lett of Burnham village spent several days
with MI and Mrs. Chas. Means recently
and joined Fagori Rebekah lodge while
here. Mrs. Means, who has taught school
two years in Burnham village and recently
ale fol tnrn
school last Monday with So pupils. Mr.
and Mrs. Shute moved to Searsport a few
weeks ago, where they will abide with his
parents. Mrs. Shute had been employed
for sometime at the Central House and was
we'll liked Miss Minnie Lambert is en-
ployed there at present. Chase u Bart
lett began operating their steam mill last
week -. The MapleWood Lumber Co. will
begin operations in DiXmont in December. .
Clifton Bennett of Troy and Miss STAPLES of
Belfast, and Ernest Reynolds of Troy and
Miss Mattocks of DiXmont were married
in town recently. The reorganization of
the Ladies Aid Society occurred few
were elected Mrs. W. q, Fuller, Pres /;
Mrs. Ira Libby, vice pres; Mrs. Will
Lowell, sec. ; Mrs. Il. y. Fogg, treas. The
last meeting was held with Mrs Ira Libby
Nov. 18th and was well attended After
transacting the business before the meeting
tili &C PuHS Ntlt tISuStu w D6 lacked dL
the next meeting, which will be held
Thursday. Nov 23d, at one of the halls In
town. Work of this kind and plain sewing
viii be done in the society. Supper will be
served IRON to 6:20 O'Clock, after which ii
little entertainment will be given. Mrs. w.
&, Fuller and Mrs. Ira Libby are the host
esses for the day. All are cordially invited
Twill Myrick, Frank Cunningham and
George Woods of Troy returned recently
from weeks hunt for big game in North
ern Maine. Although they report hard
hunting on account of the snow which had
recently fallen in that section they brought
home SIX deer. Jack VanDeets and Clair
Stone captured two deer on the Adams
farm several days ago. Mrs. Eugene
Stewart, who went to Waterville last week
to visit relatives, arrived home few days
later accompanied by her niece, Miss Eva
Mitchell from Conn.,, who will spend a
number of weeks with her. Mr.. Stewart,
who is canvassing Joined his wife in
Waterville spending Sunday there.
NORTH SEARSPORT.
Capt Geo. A. Flowers is quite i'll.
The fall term of schools throughout town
closed Nov. 18th.
Elmer E. Warren has returned to his home
in Chelmsford, Mass
Mrs. Dianna Warren las gone to Mercer,
Me-, to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Stevens.
News has been received from Ellsworth
of the arrival of son at the home of Fred
A. Scribner, who was formerly of this
town.
Miss Percis Howard of Glenburn visited
her sister, Mrs. Chester Trundy, recently
and is now attending the High school in
SearSport village.
Miss Katherine NJ Scribner is at home
from Swanvile Centre for a few weeks,
keeping house for her father, H. T. Serb
ner, while her mother is in Ellsworth
Rev. II. W. Welch has moved into the
late Irving George homestead Cliff
ord SeekenS has moved into Fred Nick
erson's house, in North Stockton Springs
Arthur Robbins and family have moved in
to the Thomas Wagner house in North
Stockton Springs and Henry Stevens and
family have moved from ThOrndike to his
house on the Black road.
DODGE's CORNER. Owen Marden and
/ Paul Bradford attend the High school in
Swanville. 1t was with sorrow that the
news of the death of Minnie Ellis was re-
ceived here, where she spent her girlhood
days, and the deepest sympathy is ex
pressed for the family in this sudden afflic
| ticn... Mrs. Mary ROsenbaum of Washing
ton, d. C., has presented the NJ. E. church
here with a fine crayOn portrait of hel
| father, the late w. j. Dodge, who was one
| of the founders of the church.