The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-11
County Correspondence.
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HALLDALE.

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HALLDALE.
Will Thompson went to Boston Sept. 9th,
where he has a job in large grocery store.
80. Several from here attended church in
Jackson Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ida
Jenness Moulton of Beverly. Mass. imper-
senator and musical entertainer, will give an
entertainment in Grange Hall. Freedom oct.
mission Is cents, children twelve and under,
10 cts.. Little Susie Hall, who was very sick
last week, is getting better. Miss Anna
bell Hall went to Lowell, Mass, Sept. oath,
to work in a restaurant. Mrs. Ira Hall re-
turned to her home in SOmerville, Mass,
last week.
MORRILL,
The funeral of Mr.. Lucius II. Jackson OF
Waldo was held at our church last Thurs
day, Rev. Geo. E. Tufts of lSlesboro ofncl-
ating. Mr.. Jackson was born and for the
most of his life lived in Morrill,. 90 waldo
County Grange met here Sept. 25th ana the
meeting was a success in every particular
The day was fine and many were present
from the outlying tOwns... Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamlin of Rockland visited relatives IN
town last week Mrs. Lewis Winchenbach,
who has been quite i'll, is improvlng:...
Little Nina, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-.
Our people were saddened last Sunday by
telegraphc dispatch from New Haven,
Conn, Stating that Mrs. Addie Mears Adams
passed from life that morning. Her mother,
Mrs. E. E. Mears, left on the morning tram
from Belfast Monday to attend the funeral.
CENTER MONTVlLLE.
MIR. and Mrs. Volney Thompson ceebrat-
ed their marriage anniversary Sept 29th
by taking trip to Danforth to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Gilpatrick.. Mrs.
Rosette Pentecost, wife. OF Rev. i. Il.
Pentecost, died Sept. 18th after long H.
ness. Mrs. Fanny o. Richards and family
returned to their home at Chevy Chase,
MARYLAND, last week. Dudley Tasker fell
in his barn last week and was quite badly
hurt. DR.. Pearson was called. ChaI1eS
Z. Thompson was gathering up last week
the Angora cats he had engaged. He had a
large order to fill. -. George L. Edmunds is
talking OF buying dynamo for lighting his
house by electricity, taking the power from
his gasolene engine. EdmundS and Went
worth are starting out threshng. Mr.. Ed
munds is building wagon Tor carrying MS
engine. They have threshed all the grain
that has been hauled to the mill. There are
but few more lots to be threshed about here.
MONROE.
Mr.. James Fobes from Massachusetts and
Miss Mary Fobes from Belfast were in
town last week to see their uncle, Capt.
Tolford Durham. Capt Tolford Durham.
who has been an invalid all summer, was
able to take ride to Belfast recently. His
many friends will be pleased to hear this.
.... Mrs. Laura Curtis has been dangerous
ly i'll the past week. Percy Grant, the
town a few days. -. The Rebekahs are TAX
ing in candidates this week and are doing
good work in the LODGE. Among those
who attended the Sunday school conven-
ton in Frankfort were Mrs. Flora johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Twombly and Miss S. A.
Mansur. Mrs. Addie Kicker, who has
ibeen visiting relatives in Nova Scotia dur
ng the summer, has returned home. Mrs.
Edwin jenkins was recently summoned to
Gushing by the illness of her mother. Miss
S. A. Mansur and Mrs. Julia White went to
Boston Oct. 9th and will attend the nation
Sanborn of Kingman has been here with
her sister, Mrs. Henry ebber, who has
been very i'll for several weeks. Mrs. Ell
vra Noyes of Newburyport, Mass, is
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hamm
BROOKS.
Mrs Frank Daniels went to the Maine
General Hospital in Portland last week.
She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. c.
II. Forbes, and by DR.. A. E. Kilgore....
Next Sunday will be Harvest Sunday at
the Union church. The grange will be
Good TemplarS had d pastry supper with !
coffee last Saturday evening. Next Satur !
day they will have an entertainment az !
ranged by Miss Marie York and Lawrence |
Cook ........C. F. Bessey was in town last |
week on business. IL is rumored that our |
/, IL, h. HOG h,ll
the E. c. Holbrook store. This will make
quite change on the corner, as he will go |
into business there at once... .Chas. u.
Roberts wears face wreathed with |
smiles. 1t is a girl. Isaac feathers has |
been very sick man for the past month.
but he now on the gain and is able to sit up |
d little... Miss Della Elwell is recovering /
from an operation for appendicitis. The
musical recital given by Emery F. White
Of Belfast was well received. Everybody
is busy in the potato fields. They are
obliged to use machines as far as possible,
as help is very scarce. The corn factory
has had good run of business and more
corn has been put up than last year. 1t is
becoming evident that this business has
come to stay with US, much to the benefit of
he farmers for miles around. The bust
ness should be enlarged and various kinds
If vegetables be canned. The stuff can be
raised here all right. L. A. Bachelor,
who has had lease of the }. R. Irving
blacksmith shop and ran the business with
lelp, has given up his lease and moved his
and tools to the farm, where he
will build shop and work at his trade in
with farming. Mrs. Otis S.
ElweI has returned from a visit to her
brother in Minnesota and just enjoyed
every day of the time. H. L. Elwell has
listed his brother in the west and he had
| very enjoyable vacation. The school
house in the south part of the village has
,een repaired and an intermediate school
S taught there by Mrs. Hobbs. Nelson
Reynolds has assumed the dignity of
paternity, his wife having presented him
With nice girl. George Hasty has been
yery i'll. In fact, he has gone to pieces
BADLY. He has been one of the most ro-
,ust and strongest men in this vicinity,
put now has to use a cane in walking.
Elijah Hackett, a we'll known resident of
his town, died at his home Sept. oath of
after long and painful ill
less. Mr.. Hackett was a kind husband
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