The Republican journal., 1907-09-19

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II sick consult the Doctor. free of charge
by letter, All such CONCENTRATIONS are
held sacredly confidential,
DIR. PierceS Pleasant Pellets invisorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels
Reynolds, a former High school teach
er here, now located in Cuba, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town-Miss
Gladys Skidmore went to Castine
Wednesday.-Chester Pulcifer and
wife returned to their home in Brook
Ign, n. Y. on Wednesday.-Fred Gil,
man is having his house newly painted
Mrs. Rhoda Benner has moved into
the house vacated by c. C. Sylvester.
Mrs. Mary Berry has leased her
house to c. c. Sylvester and gone to
Providence, R. l. for the winter
Mrs. Addie B. Morse of Lynn is in
town the guest of her brother George
Crane. V. Duncklee of
Brockton is in town for a short stay
The work of tearing down the old
tannery is nearly completed.-W. G..
Bryan returned to his home in st, Lou
is on Tuesday. Mrs. Bryan and son
will stay until October.--Friends of
Mrs. Walter Anderton of Somerville,
Mass. who spent the summer here, are
sorry to learn of her critical illness
with appendicitis Miss Grace New
NAL sehool--At a special meeting Of
St. Georges Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons. Sept. !, 1907, Charles A Lynch
and Alfred E. Poland, both of Wash
ington were present and were instruct
ed in the mysteries of the Master Mason
degree. The next meetingsof the chap
ter viii be Saturday evening, Sept. %.
BROOKS.
E. O. Stantial has quite curiosity in
the shape of a Hubbard squash raised
last year which is as sound as when
gathered. L. A. Bachelor has APP
pies from last years crop that are sound
fruit i'll his orchard.--Henry Cunning
Irving blacksmith shop the past year,
has the lumber on the spot for new
shop of his own, and evidently intends
to make this a permanent home, We
are glad to welcome him.-Charles
Rolfe arrived Sunday evening with his
bride to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rolfe. Bowen and
wife have returned from vacation
spent in Belfast and Northport.-
Nettie Bowen is visiting friends in
Portland. Mrs. c. H. Lord left last
Thursday for an extended visit with her
sister III Reading MaSS.-John Jenk-
ms and wife have returned from trip
to SkoWhegan where they met friends
and acQuaintances.- The event of last
week was the marriage Saturday even
ing of Mr. George Johnson and Miss 1nez
Hutchinson, both we'll known people of
this pace.-Mrs Laura Jacobs left
Tuesday for Fairfield, where she will
visit the family of her brother, Howard
B. Ham, Lois Jacobs, who was in
hotel at Old Orchard at the time of
the fire, is now in Boston, where she
has a position as stenographer and type
writer. If she remains there Mrs.
Jacobs will probably spend the winter
with her.-Will Swift left a pretty
good hill of potatoes at A. n. Pilley's
drug store the other day. There were
fourteen potatoes and twelve of them
large merchantable potatoes. The lot
weighed five pounds and three ounces.
They grew from potato which MI.
Swift plowed up last spring and which
had been in the ground over year when
it also was dug up with its progeny
apparently in sound condition.
Elsie Fogg arrived IN town Tuesday
from Old Orchard, where she spent the
summer.-The Good Templar lodge
had treat of nuts and candy last Sat
urday evening. They are discussing
the matter of public entertainment to
be given some time in October. Several
propositions for membership are on file.
THE corn factory opens this week.
Twenty-Five huskers have arrived and are
quartered at the company's house and
the bosses are all here ready for bust
ness.
SWANNILLE.
There is to be preaching at the church
next Sunday at 2.30 p. N. The last
Sunday in the month, Sept. 10th, the
SniritualiStS are to have an al. day ses