The Republican journal., 1906-11-01
PROSPECT FERRY.

RESIDENCE OF
PROSPECT FERRY.
G. W. Silver arrived home from Etna last
Saturday %. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heagan
are visiting Mr. and Mrs j. A. Brewster in
Camden. Miss Hannah Heagan is visit
ing relatives in Bangor and Brewer. Miss
Addie Partridge of Standpoint is dress
making for Mrs. ". D. Hartman. Mrs.
G. b. Brown arrived home from Massachu-
sets last Saturday. Mrs. James Pierce
visited relatives in Bangor last week. Is.
{. Avery was at home from Bluehill ana
spent Sunday with his family. g. W. Sill
yer is repairing his house. ". d. Hartman
is doing the WORK.
MONROE.
The W. c. 7. U. will hold their quarterly
meeting at the Grange hall, Friday, Nov.
end. The L. T. l.. will be invited and
lunch will be served. =. Rev. F. S. Dolloff
will deliver a temperance sermon at the
church, Sunday Nov. 4th... Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Hamm of Chelsea, Mass, are visit
| ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamm.
49,. Charles johnson and family will move
to Bangor this week. Mrs. Hiram Web
| Der from Newport is visiting at ii. {. Web
ber's... Miss Stella Stevens has gone to
| MASSACHUSETTS, lOl SlOlb flSiG' 4i LOS,
! Myrtle jenkins is quite i'll with typhoid
fever. Mrs. Mamie Croning and children
| from Natick, Mass, are visiting her grand
| father, John Strattard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hirap
| Ide have little girl, born last week. -. Ed.
die Nealley has gone to Nlnterport where ne
has employment with Chas. Mckinney, and
will be with his aged father and mother....
John Neatly, who has had such a serious
| time with a bone felOn, is much better.
| Pieces of the bone have been removed from
| the finger and it is doing well. The hunt
ers have returned, but venison seems to be
rather scarce this fall. Only a few parties
were fortunate enough to get game.
| Marshall Rand and family Will move into
the house formerly owned and occupied by
| Charles Johnson. MIR. Rand will run the
| cheese factory. Mr.. Foster from Pitts
| field is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
| BoWden.
| WINTERPORT.
! The funeral services of Lieut.. j. W. Ev-
under the auspices of Warren Post, G. A.
R., Rev w. A. Luce officiating. Comrades
of Warren Post were the bearers and the
chaplain, E j. Bowden, offered prayer at
| the grave. Lieut.. Eveleth is survived by
his wife and one daughter, Miss Louise.
| Howard Varney returned from Stockton
| Saturday, having finished work there. &c.
| H. Hill is having concrete curblng lald IN
| front of his residence. SO. Mrs. Clara Bow
| den of SargentvIle is the guest of her son,
Elery Bowden.. Mrs. Daniel Marden was
passenger on Mondays boat for Boston.
80. Miss Annie Chick met with quite a
| serious accident on the Boston boat just be-
| fore its arrival at Bucksport. She fell down
| the stairway from the saloon deck, cutting
| her face. DR.. Emerson was called upon to
| dress the wounds. She had engaged pas
| sage for Boston, but was obliged to return
| home on account of her injuries. -. Miss
Annie Luce, daughter of Rev. w. A. Luce.
| had pleasant surprise last Friday evening,
when party of her young friends walked
into the parsonage to celebrate her birth
day.. Miss Marie Wardwell graduated
| from Shaw's Business College, Bangor,
Oct. GOTH. Miss Harriet Moody attended
| the annual reunion of the graduates and
i students of the Castine Normal school, held
| at the PenObScot Exchange, Bangor. 80.
| Mrs. Killman of Prospect is visiting. her
daughter, Mrs. James Freeman. Mrs.
| Howard Grant of Brewer is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Moody. Mrs Ev-
erett Sanborn of Frankfort spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Horace Emerson
| CENTER MONTVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bean of Belfast
recently visited E. B. Bean, Mrs. Eliza F.
Bean and F. A. Cushman. George A. Pal
mer of Liberty visited his mother, Mrs.
| Clara B. Palmer, recently. Mrs: ". }.
| Bean is quite ill.,. Fred Wiley of Lincoln
vile bought a number of COWS here last
week. B. r. Dodge has had telephone
put in on the Knox & Montville line. 49,.
There will be dance and supper at the
grange hall next Friday night. Reyes Or
chestra will furnish the melody. ...Quite a
lively thunder shower last Saturday night.
1t burned out some telephone fuses. y MIR.
and Mrs. Ed. Downer of Unity visited W.
A. Poland Oct. 2Sth. ..... There was very
sick horse at Mr.. Volney Thompson'S for
several days last week. The horse belonged
to Mr. Leadbetter of Lincolnville, who came
to have carriage repaired. DR.. Darling
was called and within "a hours the horse
was better and returned home the next day.
.....Mr. George Edmunds has been thresh-
ing grain in this vicinity the past week..
Mr.. Otis Martin of Gulford visited his
uncles, Jonathan and James Bartlett, last
week -. solomon Palmer and his brother
Charles visited their former home and
| friends in Bristol last week.. Fired Lucas
went to Unity last week with three-horse
load of $50 apple barrels. -. William Orbe-
vile were in town last week buying COWS
| for the Brighton market. Mr.. Orbeton
bought one COW and calf of F. A. Cush-
man, COW and calf of Benson Thompson
| and three COWS and four calves OF Charles
| B. Thompson. .Edmunds & Wentworth
finished JIToSuluB last WEEK anu Ielui uou
| home with their machine. Daniel Line
kin and wife of Knox visited friends in
| town last Sunday.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
| Miss Clark of Swanville spent last week
| with her aunt, Mrs. Evelyn George.
| Mr. Manter Moody and his brother are
getting out lumber for new barn.
| Miss Bertha Partridge spent a few days
| in Belfast last week visiting friends.