The Republican journal., 1905-02-09
THORNDIKE.

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Mrs. David Hasty, the little daughter OF
Fred Hasty, and Mrs. r. c. Higgins. were
on the sick list last week. DR.. B. P. Hurd
was called, and all are improving now....
Miss Ruth Small was the guest of Miss
Lettie Hunt Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Rand of Unity were guests of their
daughter, Mrs. B. p. Hurd, last week..
The school in the Centre district taught by
Miss Jackson of Belfast closed Friday.
Leon Parsons is selling off his stock and
farming tools, and will leave his farm for
employment elsewhere. Rev. and Mrs. K.
A. Myers passed Thursday evening with
Miss Evelyn and Ross c. Higgins. MIR.
and Mrs. 0. j. Parsons and daughter Grace
pa ssed Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. V. N.
Higgins. -. Fred l.. Higgins entertained a
party of friends last Thursday evening.
STANDPOINT.
Mr.. A. w. Shute came from Bath Satur-
day for short visit with his family.
Miss Alice Richards, who is employed in
Waltham, Mass, is at home for vacation.
Miss Addie Partridge is in Brewer for a
few weeks with friends. Geo. Hagar ar
rived from Providence Sunday. He has
been several trips from there on barge.
Mrs. Rose Whitehuuse of Bucksport is at
MI. UcSG DlduCAdlu . lOl d lc" WCChSss
A little daughter arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Blanchard'S Feb. 4th. There is
considerable sickness here at present.
Mr.. Elmer Littlefeld of Brewer was here
last week on business. The Pemaquid
got as far as the buoy at Standpoint Feb.
ed to her wharf in Buckport. 1t now looks
as though our merchants will have to haul
their grain and provisions from Belfast.
swANvILLE.
The entertainment at the Grange hall
Wednesday evening, given by the "lligh
Henry Minstrel Troupe" was largely at
tended and success financially. Miss
Sadie NJ. Nickerson is sick with the meas
les... Elisha Parsons is quite sick. He is
attended by Dr.. Elmer Small of Belfast....
Miss Emma Marden of Prospect was the
guest OF Miss Daisy Peavey last week..
Albert Cunningham's children have all
been sick the past week with bad colds
and sore throats.. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Greeley of Bar Harbor are rejoicing over
the birth of Il daughter. The news were
received here Feb. Sd and their many
friends extend congratulations $50. Miss
Etheyn Moody went to Belfast Sunday,
where she has employment.
SWANvILLE CENTER.
Mary Cunningham remains about the
same. 80. Frank Knowlton's family is on the
sick list. Misses Ethelyn Moody and Mar
garet Billings set out their croquet set Oh a
snow drift and played three very interest
ing games. Celia Nickerson visited Mrs.
III. 2, White last week.. Charles Webb
from Massachusetts is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. Leslie Roberts is at
work for Martin Robertson of Monroe....
George Clements of Monroe was the guest
of Richard Robertson Thursday. Ethelyn
Moody has gone to Belfast to work -. Johu
Mckeen has gone to Mt. Desert, where he
has employment in Belfast. The minstrel
show was a grand success. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Knowlton were the guests of his
son, Mr.. Llewellyn KnowltOn, over Sunday.
..., Miss Susie Belle Maddocks was the
guest Saturday Of Miss Ham in Monroe.
David Moody's folks Sunday. -. Charles
Mari is away on business. Quite a num-
Der from here attended the veterans meet
ing in North Searsport last Thursday.
MORRILL,.
Rev. &. n. Snow of Norwich, Conn, as
sisted by Rev. Eugene S. Philbrook of Bel
fast. gave a stereopticon lecture at the
church Monday evening, Jan. 3Oth. The
views were taken from historic scenes in
Scotland. -. MIR. and Mrs. d. 0. Bowen at
tended the meeting of the Waldo County
Veteran Association in North SearspoIt
last Thursday and report very successful
meeting. Last Friday the Seniors of Free
dom Academy presented the drama entitled
"The Cool COllegians," in our Grange hall,
before an appreciative audience. The va
riOus characters in the play were finely de-
llneated and the Seniors deserve much
praise for good work well DONE After the
drama the Freedom young people united
with the young people of Morrill, in social
which lasted until the hour which Shakes
peare gives for ghOstly visitation. -. Miss
N. d. Thompson returned recently from
successful evangelistic labors in Bangor
She has been quite sick the past week. 800.
Charles White returned home recently from
Massachusetts,, where he has been employ
ed... Miss Sophia Hartshorn has returned
from Belfast, where she passed several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Carter.
Mrs. Edwin Perkins of Belfast spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Nj. P.
Woods.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
A bad accident happened here Friday.
Stillman Hubbard was numbering and Otis
Jones and Frank Hannah were helping