The Republican journal., 1906-04-19
County Correspondence.
SWANyHLE CENTRE.

OOullly correspondence.
SWANvILLE CENTRE.
H. p. White shipped two barrels of ap-
piles to Boston last week and received SO
for them. Mrs. Will Curtis is sick again.
80. Thomas Dorr of Searsport is d0ctorlng
Mr. Coombs. William Clements has a
sore hand. His COW hooked it,. There was
no Grange meeting last Saturday night.
Raymond Marden returned from Boston
Saturday, Percy Hartman and wife of
Searsport looked after his work while he
was gone. Charles Curtis is building
new farm wagon.
ISLESBORO
On Easter Sunday, April 10Th, at the Bap-
fist church, Rev. George E. Tufts preached
a sermon on the Resurrection of Christ. The
choir gave selections of appropriate music,
and the house was elegantly adorned with
plants and flowers. DR.. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Il. Brack ett formerly Of Baltimore, now of
Boston, who are occupying their summer
cottage during Easter holidays, were pres
ent and brought with them from Boston
several beautiful Easter lilies to add to the
decorations.
FREEDOM.
Owing to the storm Sunday the Easter
concert to be given at the church was post
poped until Monday evening. The Ladies'
Circle is collecting advertisements Tor
cook book to be issued in June. Very good
success is reported. Mld-term eXamlna-
lions are in progress at the academy this
week The management have secured a
University OF Maine senior for series OF
lectures TO begin next Friday afternoon,
when he will speak on Commercial Law.
Dr. A. #. Small was in Belfast Saturday to
carry an appendicitis patient to the hospl-
tai.
SEAKSMONT.
Mrs. Y. 4 simmons is in Boston select
ing her spring stock of millinery. Mrs.
Herrick of Brooklin, Me-, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Bryant. ...E. S.
Wing has moved back to the village. The
Easter concert has been postponed until
sunday evening, April 22nd, on account of
She storm....J. Weston Crawford has re-
ceived news of the serious illness of his
brother, Rev. W. II. Crawford of the New
York East Conference, formerly of East
Maine Conference. ID. I. Craig and
Joseph Dyer were in Boston last week.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Hannah Heagan is visiting relatives
IN Bangor and Brewer. Mrs. W. II. Har-
riman's baby has been quite sick but is
improving He is attedded by DR.. Emer-
son Of Bucksport, Mrs. Alex. West OF
rrankfor is stopping for a few weeks with
her brother, G. b. Brown. Mrs. Ahner
GRAY and Leslie Cunningham of Prospect
visited Mr. and Mrs Thomas Heagan sew
aral DAYS last weeks. Lester and Rufus
Hartman have gone to work at Mosquito
Mountain cutting paving. I'D. 4. Pierce OF
stockton spent Sunday at W. D. Harri-
mans.
LIBERTY.
MI Giniland and Mr.. Livermore of the
National Wool < Leather Co. were the
guests of j. j. Walker last week Mrs.
c. NJ. Aver, Supt of Schools, announces
her teachers examination for April DIST at
, D. m at the High school room. Al in
Sending to teach unless holding d State GER
tifcate, are requested to be present. AL
though very stormy the Easter services
were held last Sunday. The decorations
were the most attractive ever seen in the
church and were the work of l. p Gritfis.
The music for the morning service was as
follows:
Opening, Old Hundred
Hymn, Alleluia.
Gloria Patri.
Anthem, Praise the Lord.
Solo, Easter Eve, Dr. W. l.. Cargill
Day OF Resurrection.
OtfeTtOry.
Anthem, Praise Ye the Lord, Jehovah.
Solo, Palm Branches, !. P, Griffis.
CENTER LINCOLNVlLLE.
Horace Hammond of Boston arrived Fri
LAY and is spending his vacation at Benson
HANS -. Harry Mathews is i'll with rheu
matte fe en-. Mrs. Alice Miller is in Cam
den for a few weeks. Lester Dickey re
turned to North Haven Saturday.. Ray
mond Rankin, who has been in Boston for
a few weeks, returned home Friday....
Willis Mckinney was at home from North
Haven over Sunday. Owing to the in
crease of trade Victor Woodbridge has
bought another horse and delivery wagon.
.... The Selectmen made their annual tour
through the town the past week. -. Arthur
Mahoney has been in Searsmont the past
week employed at painting. -. The new
steam mill at the Center is nearing com
pletiou and we are patiently waiting for the
Nhistle.... DR.. Leach has bought a nice
carriage horse of Pred Miggin. ..... The
schools in town began Monday, April 16th
fol the spring term. Following are some
OF the teachers: Village school, Miss Annie
Miller; Niley'S Corner. Mrs. Sadie Knight;
Miller district Miss Laura Young; Young
town, Miss Lena Mckinney; Deantown,
Edna Miller... Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Dean
are rejoicing over the arrival of a little son.
FRA NkFORT.
F. \. Maddocks has recovered from his
iameness and resumed work on Mt Waldo
...,M Mr.. Hayward Pierce arrived from Con-
necticut last week to take charge of the
Mosquito Mountain granite business.
The Frankfort village pupils highly apprec.
ate the sound of the new bell in the tower
of the High School building. The bell is
heard from one end of the village to the
other. 1t weighs 200 pounds, has rich
clear tone, and was bought with money
earned by the pupils in giving entertain
ments.. Nv. S. Grant has begun work on
his new store. -. The old mill is being rapid
ly transformed into a creamery. Buy your
butter and cheese here this summer. .Sev-
eral large SparS were hauled through here
last week to be used at the granite works
for derricks. ChaS True has twelve COWS
and twelve calves on his farm, and Ira Ward
has twelve sheep and twenty five lambs....
At this writing the big drive of logs has not
come down the CattaWaWa stream, but we
are expecting it any day. " ork trains
are very busy through this section on the
n. NJ. 5. K. K. The frost is doing consider
able damage on some of the large clay fills.
.... FrankfOrt'S business outlook for the
summer looks very encouraging Frank
fort i'll her present prosperous condition
needs good newspaper correspondents. Let
some OF our smart young men and women
in the schools take up the work.
at INTER- yIUSTyJJJE