The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

rleu anna MuCn enInuS!dSIIl.
Mrs. VIM. E. Grinne]l acted as moderator,
and held the meeting strictly to business.
The Old-faShiOned warming pan used as
ballot-bOx gave audible notice when the
polls were closed.
NORTH SEARsPORT ITEMS.
Thomas E. Dorr visited his daughter,
Mrs. Loren Griffin, in Stockton Springs FRI
day.
Marshall Nickerson has gone to Stockton
Springs to work in the mill for Arthur
Boyd.
Miss Lettie Welch was in Prospect one
day last week visiting the family Of Steph-
en- Larrabee.
Percy Hartman and Robert Spaulding
have gone to Cape JellisOn to work on the
the railroad.
Miss Gladys Carter of Belfast was in
town last week, the guest of Miss TheOdate
A. Merrithew.
Owing to the bad weather there were not
many present at the dance in Marden's hall
last Friday night.
It was j. W. Smart, who was reported az
recovering from his illness. instead of John
as was printed last week.
There will be dance in Marden's hall
tomorrow, Friday, night. Music by Bach
elders orchestra of Prospect Ferry.
Seth Moore, who has been living at his
Swanville, with his family has moved to
Searsport village.
Irwin George and Fred Hartman are saw
ing wood with their wood saving machine.
They sawed last week for James w. Harrl-
n thirty anr1S of ctOVa wood
DoDGE's CORNER. Winifred Matthews
returned from visits in Portland and Gardi-
ner last Saturday.. Jerry Sweetser and
week ....O Our stage driver, Mr.. Fred Black.
had tramp of two miles Saturday night,
as his horse left him at the SWanville post
office. George E. Chaplin stopped him at
his place and soon Mr.. B. arrived in dis
gusted state of mind as the walking was
very bad. 80. Paul Bradford was very anx-
ious to see the launching of the Roosevelt
and walked to Bucksport and back, a dis.
tance of about % miles.
EAST SEARSMONT.
G. F. Maddocks of Burkettville spent
March % with Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Butler
....C Cora Mahoney has gone to Lawrence
Mass, to visit her uncle, }. S. Mahoney...
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Cello and son Ciar
ence have returned from Newport Center
W.T.. Bessie Coleman of Bangor is visiting
her sister, Mrs Ernest Butler. go. Leroy
Mariner was in Belfast, March %, on bust
ness. Grows, robins, and black birds have
made their appearance, showing that spring
is at hand
SWANvILLE CENTRE.
Charles Webb is to return this week tc
Quincy, Mass, where he has employment
.... Louisa Robertson of Frankfort has beer
visiting herI uncle, E. A. Robertson, and
family. Wallace Grey has bought large
hen house of VIM. Clements, which he will
move in the near future. Mr.. johnson
recently went to Bangor where he bought a
pair of heavy team horses. Mr.. Ben Cook.
son lost a fine heifer last week.. Charlie
son is visiting his uncle, David Moody.
School will begin April oath.
BELMONT.
The robins have made their appearance
and we are all looking for an early spring
Those on the sick list this week are O.
c. Cammett, Mrs. John q. Jack son and Mrs
AlphOnsO jackson. Horace Chenery came
from Boston, Mass, last week to look after
his interests here. E. S. Townsend and
family have moved to Morrill,, where Mr.. T
is carrier on the R. F: d. route....E. S
Morse has taken a boarder. 1t is girl. -.
Geo. W. Knight has been drawn as juryman
to attend the S. j. Court to be held at Bel.
fast i'll April. Mystic Grange, No. 81, held
a very interesting meeting last Thursday
evening and it was public. Hon. John O.
johnson OF Liberty was present and gave a
very interesting and instructive talk on the
brOwn-tail moth. Mr. J. is gentleman OF
the old school, and we all sincerely hope he
will come again.
THORNDIHE.
John Cornforth, who lately returned from
Mexico, has bought farm in Knox, and
will take possession this spring. County
Attorney B. F. Foster and Newell White Of
Knox were in town last week in the interest
of the MOntville Telephone COmpany....F
S. Hogan, carrier on route l, has beer
obliged to make his trip on foot for severa
days past, the roads being impossible fol
horses. Benz. Hunt Of Unity was in town
started on a trip to Idaho March Goth. He
will be absent several weeks. ,. Ezekiel
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Ward, is critically
i'll. DR.. Hurd attends him.. Mrs. MAUD
Hogan passed Friday afternoon with Mrs
Lena Higgins. -. Mrs. George T. Ward i!
passing few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Ward... Bert Stevens re
Gently purchased a graphophone of Sears &
Roebuck :. Joseph Stevens and others arr
busy in their sap orchards.
MONROE.
Captain Tolford Durham and wife spen
last week in Gardiner with their daughter
Mrs. E. NJ. DOlloff... Mrs. Louise Holt O.
Dover spent last week with his father, Mr.
A. II. Mayo. Mrs. Belle Leach of st. AL
bans is with her sister, Mrs. Clarenc,
Stevens, who is quite sick with measles. :.
DR.. Watson's wife is in Biddeford, called
there by the illness of her mother. -. Mr.
Clarence Stevens, who has been dangerous
ly sick, first with grip then with measles, il
gaining slowly. He is well looked after By
his brother Odd Fellows. His wife and
children now have measles. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Edwin jenkins will move to Frank
fort for the summer months. MIR. Jenkini
has a good job to Overseer the moving o.
several buildings making way for the new
railroad. Joe Palmer is saving shingle!
now for people, which shows spring Is draw
ing near. Mr.. Ed. Billings and wife, who
lived here for several years, but hav,
lived in Bangor the past few years, viii
move back, having rented the house owned
by Mrs. Wealthy Grant. She will return t.
her farm. Mr.. Leander Staples, who
spent the winter in Missouri with hi.
brother, has returned and opened his har
ness shop again.
To Cure q Coldin One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININI
Tablets. All druggists refund the none,