The Republican journal., 1906-10-25

| of nearly 600 acres and there built his
! house. Jonathan Clark, the great-great-
grandfather of the present owner, and his
| wife Miriam, we're buried near the residence
| OF their son Ephralm and two held stones
now mark the spot.
THORNDIKE.
F. Hogan, mail carrier on route l, was
feeling happy Thursday on account of the
birth of daughter born Wednesday. Roy
and Mae Ashford spent Sunday afternoon
their apples. The crop will be light IN
most cases. There has not been sufficient
rain to fill the wells, many are dry causing
great inconvenience MIR. and Mrs. John
Hall of Auburn are stopping With Win M. her
father, Henry Halves, while Mr. Hall mar.
Thorndike Station. Mrs. Fred Cole and
baby have returned from few weeks visit
with her parents in Hampden.
| NORTH PALERMO.
MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Carr attended the
Baptist quarterly meeting in North Wind
sor. Oct. 14th.. Mai Everard E. Hatch from
| Texas, who lately arrived at Liberty, and
son, John Hatch of Colby, called on friends
here Sunday on their way to Watervllle..:
Mrs L. A. Bowler visited her old home In
Washington the first of the week. Mrs;
Emma Peva and Miss Jessie Dyer visited
friends in East Vassalboro and China, Oct.
18th and 14th. Herbert Dyer, a sturdy
youngster of six years, dug and picked up
four bushels of potatoes one day last week.
-. Mr. and Mrs. James Black passed Tues
Louise Carr and Jennie Chadwick, who are
teachers in Albion, Liberty and Palermo,
respectively, passed Saturday and Sunday
at their homes. Mrs. Jennie Hussey of
Albion is visiting her brother, Herbert
| Bachelor. George B. M. Soule, who has
H. Bachelor, arrived home Saturday and
has gone to Brunswick and Lewiston....
Almatia Nelson went to Waterville Mon
day to carry her sisters back to school,.
All are sorry to learn that Ina Hanson,
girl of twelve years, sustained slight
! shock of paralysis last week.. Eugene
! Rowe is in Waterville at work at his trade.
....W A. Nelson went to Augusta Oct. 18th
with large load of dressed hogs and poul-
try and over 400 pounds of butter. Geo.
Carr and Lester Nelson of Freedom Aca-
deny passed Sunday at their homes.
WINTERPORT.
| A very interesting sermon on the Virgin
Mary was given by the pastor, Rev. W. A.
Luce, at the Methodist church last Sunday
morning Rev. II. N. Pringle gave his IL
luSLFdI6u lecture 10 SOOu SlLeu duuleuCe DIV
the NJ E. church Wednesday evening.
Miss E. NJ. Hall has been making improve
ments on her building on Main street and
has had new modern windows put into the
store front....P. c. George has been put
ting cellar under his house and has finish
ed it with concrete, the first of the kind in
town.. Mrs. Betsey Killman of Prospect
is visiting at her brothers home. Mrs.
Josie Keller is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Spencer. &c. E: Shaw was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. II. Nj. Varney,
last week to.. Among the passengers on
Atwood, Mrs. Horace Kneeland, Mrs. Isaac
Rankin, Mrs. Frank Carleton, Miss Doris
Wallace, Mrs. Isaac Durham and Miss E.
NJ. Hall..... Miss Florence Blasdel of Ban
gor was in town for short time last week:
Bangor visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. haley
over Sunday. Mrs. A. E. Treat had an
opening of fall and winter millinery Friday
and Saturday....P. C.. Rich was at home
from Bangor over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
been visiting in Jonesport.. Miss Sophie
B. Chase has returned from stay in Bel
fast and ThOrndike. I'D. W. Eaton left on
Saturdays boat for Boston. He will re-
sumo his position on the steamer Rockland.
.....Lewis Atwood and daughter, Miss
Clara L. Atwood, took carriage drive to
Pittsfeld last week. Mrs Everett San
born and Miss Alice Sanborn of Frankfort
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Emerson last
week -. Mrs. Isaac Rankin left Monday for
New York. George Bell of Boston is
visiting at the home of Capt. Walter Nc
Donough.. Mrs. Lewis Atwood left on
Mondays boat for Boston,. Benjamin
Fish made trip to Boston last week 80.
Leander Perkins is in Barre, Vt, visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Eta Leonard. On his
return home he will spend week with
relatives in Massachusetts. Mr.. Albert
c. Edmunds treated his neighbors to fine
mess of green peas Oct. Sth. They were
said to be as finely favored as those grown
earlier in the season.. Mrs. Silas Lane
was called to mourn the loss of her mother,
Mrs. Gordon of Hampden, whose death
took place early Monday morning. -. Capt.
and Mrs. Nathan Woodman of Monson
visited at Albert Commits Sunday. 1t is
reported that Arthur James Edmunds has
bought the Sawtelle farm in Newburgh.....
The dances at Ellingwood's Corner are
well patronized every Saturday evening.