The Republican journal., 1906-10-04
NORTH sEARsPORT.

NOR1H SGAAASA JAVA
Sidney Moody has moved to Stockton
Springs.
Mr. Percy Hartman is the proud father
,, OF 13-lb daughter.
Miss Myra T. Scribner OF Belfast was in
town last Sunday.
Miss Lillian Smart has gone to Dixfeld,
where she has situation.
Mr.. E. r. Nickerson of Portland is visit
ing the family of VIM. j. Mathews.
Miss Rose Larrabee of Prospect was the
+, guest last week of her sister, Miss Ruby
Larrabee.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Holmes of Everett,
Mass, have been visiting the family OF Il.
w. Smart.
Miss Ethel Flood, who visited her aunt,
Mrs. John Littlefield, the past week has re-
turned to her home in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson N. Dow were in
Prospect last week, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Mathews and VIM.
NJ Merithew were called to Prospect Sept
2Sth to attend the funeral of Mrs B. NJ.
Eames.
Simon Littlefeld and daughter, Miss FL
len Littletield of North Stockton Springs,
were in town sunday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Littlefed.
Bert Scribner of Ellsworth was in town
Sunday. His mother, Mrs. Herbert L.
Scribner, who had been visiting him for the
past three weeks, returned home with him.
DoDGE's CORNER. Ernest r. Nickerson
of Portland arrived last Saturday evening
TO join his wife and son at W. j. Mathews.
Mrs C. W. Howard returned to her
homo in ba vil1spn Sunday. Geo. f..
Chaplin is recovering from his recent ILL
ness. Thomas Houston arrived from
Boston Sunday morning to visit his sister,
Mrs. T. d. NickeTSOn.. Henry Dodge has
gone to Bangor to work at his trade.
Stillman Flood of Belfast was in town Sun
day calling on old friends.
UNITY.
Alonzo d. jackson, who went to Pennsyl-
vania to visit his sister on his return from
South Dakota, arrived home last week. He
says he likes that part of the west very
much but has no intentions of taking his
family there. .. Charles Wellington recent
ly bought team. His horse arrived here
by freight few days ago....MrS. Cora +.
Fairbanks left Monday for a week S visit in
Massachusetts. She will spend several
days in Boston, after which she will visit
relatives in Lawrence, Lynn and other near
by cities. ..E. E. McCauSlin recently had a
telephone installed in his new home. AL
mont Gerry of Haverhill, Mass, who has
been visiting relatives here and in Troy for
several weeks also attended Monroe fair
two days, returned home last week The
little Spauding baby died Sept. 29th of
cholera nfantum. The funeral took place
the following Monday 1t is no wonder
that Ben carries broad smile noW W,
as an II pound baby girl came to the Fogg
home Sept. 27th... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray
of Belfast arrived Monday to attend the
fair, Oct. End and 3rd.. The marriage of
Charles Wellington and Mrs. Olive Mitchell
will take place in Boston, Mass, this week.
Their friends are pleased to learn that they
will locate here. The Conant family of
Pittsfeld gave d concert in town several
weeks ago to a large audience. Mr.. {.
made arrangements for singing class and
came last week to organize a school but on
account of some misunderstanding there
were not members sufficient to open one.
No doubt he will announce time and place
of meeting and come again later hoping for
better results. Ed. Reynolds son Ches-
ley, who has been i'll New Hampshire for
several months again this year for, his
health, arrived home last Friday. Mrs.
Reynolds met him in Portland. He seems
much improved and it is hoped that he is
permanently benetltted...... Mrs. Ellen
Hunts son, Will, who has been spending
several days in Newport, arrived at his
mothers last week accompanied by his
brother-in- law, Don Powers. Mrs. Frank
Chase, who has been stopping with her son
Donald for number OF months, will spend
the coming week with her sister, Mrs. kei-
ley. She will return with her sons wife to
Newtonville, Mass, in d few weeks, where
she will spend the winter. Mrs. Wallace
Chase is spending few weeks with her
parents in Belfast, after which she will
make a short stay here before returning
home. james B. Morrill, of Norwich,
Conn, but formerly OF Troy arrived at
Frank Ii. buttons last week. He intends
visiting relatives and all of his friends in
this section during his stay here. Mrs.
Nellie Rowell of Boston and Mrs. Alice
Winslow of Boothbay. Harbor, who have
been enjoying a several weeks outing with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Dut-
ton, returned to their homes last week,
stopping one day in Watervile to visit their
sister, Mrs. Ethel Morrill,. Mrs. Ella Dan
forth and her daughter Nellie of Troy were
guests at Mantle GetchelPs recently.
Fred Whitehouse has decided to return to
the Nj. {. r. K. station Oct. LIST, and will re-
sumo his duties as agent there.