The Republican journal., 1907-08-08

Sunday and Monday Roy and Stanley
Brown returned to Massachusetts last week.
1.-The Ladies' Aid Society Melted about
$40 at their sale and ice cream social last
Thursday evening.
LIBERTY.
Mr.. H. A. Brown, formerly of this town
a recent graduate of the University of Col-'
oradO with degree Of b. a. in education,
who has just completed the work for the
degree of NJ A. at the close of the Univer-
sity of Colorado summer term, has been
elected principal of the High school in the
city of Rawlins, Wyoming. Rawlins is
situated in the southern part of the State
ON the Union Pacific railroad between Chey-
enne and Salt Lake City in a splendid farm
ing and cattle and sheep raising section and
is the county seat OF Carbon county and the
fourth city in the State in population. 1t is
said to be one of the most prosperous, grow
ing, and tlourishing cities in that section.
Mr.. Brown will deliver course of lectures
on pedagogy at one of the Wyoming teach
ers' institutes before he begins his work in
September.
SLESBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parker Stevens are in
town for two weeks. Mr.. Stevens was re-
Gently appointed president of the Lehigh
Valley Transit Co., and on leaving here
takes up the duties of his new office with
headquarters in Allentown, Penn. .... Mrs.
Eben Babbidge is visiting her mother, Mrs.
G. D. Pendeton.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Pen
IS
Harriet, are spending their vacation at the
old home. IA most enjoyable evening was
spent last Thursday evening at the lawn
party given by the End Baptist church. The
grounds were prettily decorated with Japa-
neSe lanterns. Cake, Ice cream and home
made candy were sold, netting about SIS
.... Mrs. Horace B. Babb and her two sons
are in town for the summer. Mrs SIM
mons Moody was called to Boston last week
by the illness of her husband. Capt Moody
is reported better at this writing. The
Zigzag Club gave a food sale at the Casino
Ryder's Cove, Thursday evening, the pro-
ceeds to go toward repairing the sidewalk.
Monday morning.
SWANVILLE CENTER.
Mrs. Anna White of Winterport is visit
ing her stepson, II. P. White, for several
weeks. Albert Damn has had his house
newly painted ON the outside. Mrs. Anna
White and Mrs. ii. p. White spent last
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. VIM Clements.
Mrs. Everett Lenfest is working for
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. NickerSOn... Miss
Ethelyn Moody is visiting at the home of
her uncle, E. A. Robertson. Mrs. Mary
Robertson, who has beer with Miss Louise
Cunningham for some time, is with her
daughter, Mrs. Dick Brown of Belfast, who
is sick. Eugene Lampson and bride from
Jonesport are visiting his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jennys. Mrs. Anna Maria
West of Frankfort visited her sister, Mrs.
Beal, last Friday. Mrs. Webb is quite
well again. Mrs. Beal has ridden out sever
al times but is not gaining as rapidly as her
many friends could wisil... Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Gilmore of Stockton and Mr. and Mrs.
David Wingate of Monroe visited Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. White last Friday. - The farm
ers say that not since modern machinery
was invented has there been SO much hay
standing so late in the summer as now, and
about all that has been cut is more or less
damaged by rain. Poor hay will be the
rule next winter.
TROY.
Troy friends of William Gilkey, formerly