The Republican journal., 1907-07-11

spent iaSt Saturday anu ouludy Will ncl
foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Little
field =. Miss Hattie Partridge has returned
from KineO. Grass is looking finely but
farmers complain of the insect pests which
are attacking all their crops, fruit trees in
Guided
DODGE's CORNER. North searsport3
Mrs Mark Ward and Winifred Matthews
entertained the Ladies' Benefit Society at
Mrs. Wards home July 10th. picnic sup
per was served. ..E. A. Mathews and fam
ily have arrived and are visiting his par
ents, VIM. j. Mathews and wife,. Wini-
fred Matthews closed successful term OF
school in this district June 26th, and the
next day invited her pupils to picnic held
on her fathers grounds. Mrs. Albert Dur
ham of Monroe and her aunt, Mrs. w. j.
Mathews, visited relatives at the village re-
Gently.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. George Gruby and maid and Mrs.
Bessie Harvey and Michael Ryder of Boston
have arrived at Sunnyside.. Mrs. W. Il.
CHM visited relative in Standpoint recently.
Mrs. Charles Banks has gone to StOnington
to visit her husband....C. G. Carley is hav-
ing repairs made on his house. W. D. Har--
riman is doing the work. &C. G. Carley of
West Newton spent last Saturday and Sun
day with his family here, returning to Bos
ton Monday on the train. Mrs, Carley ac-
companied him as far as Bangor. Miss
Medora A. Pierce of Peabody, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives here.... Maurice CHM was at
home from Camden and spent Sunday with
Mrs. Herman Avery and children of Brew
er are visiting relatives here. -. Miss Maude
Hartman spent several days with her moth
er, Mrs. Vera Hartman, last week, return
ing to Stockton Monday morning. -. Mrs.
NJ. A. Littefeld visited relatives in Bangor
and Brewer last week.
MONROE.
The school in district No. closed a very
successful term June 2Sth. The teacher,
Mrs. Eva knowlton, has every reason to be
proud of her pupils, for they gave one of the
friends that was ever held in the district,
and they are congratulatlng themselves
that Mrs. KnOwlton will teach the fall term.
The program was as follows: singing, by
the school; rec, Welcome, Florian Moody;
rec, Santa Claus, Bessie Evans; rec, The
This Little Daisy, Jennie Low; song, Daisy
Tibbetts; rec, am Little Boy, Lawrence
jenkins; rec, When Tommy Goes to school,
Gussie knowlton; rec, Kept In, Herbert
Low; rec, Rain, Grace Evans; song, school !;
rec, The Teachers Life, Ambrose Moody;
Farmer, Daisy Tibbetts,; rec, Atwood
Moody, Ada Batchelder, Raymond Curtis,
Mabel Perkins, Hattie Bachelor, Eta
Evans, Laura Braley and Mabel Evans.
The pupils not absent during the term were
Gussie Knowlton. Daisy Tibbetts,. Grace
Lawrence Jenkins, Florian Moody, Atwood
Moody, Hattie Bachelor, Ada Bachelor
and Lawrence Low. The friends of Clara
Moody will be pleased to hear of her re-
cOyery after IA very severe Illness. j Ohm
Twombly made a three days trip to Dover
recently with a load of goods for "A. II.
Mayo, who is to make his home there with
DR.. H. A. Holt and wife. Mrs. Hat
tie Robinson has lemon tree with three
large lemons on it. 1t bore lemon last year
that weighed one and one-quarter pounds.
....Miss Emily F. Miller of Searsmont,
County president of the W. G. 7, u, was
the guest recently of Mrs L. w. Woodman.
-. Walter Twombly and wife, who went to
Boston to visit her brother, Forest Little
field, who was sick with dropsy, found him
just alive and he died within an hour of
their arrival without recognising them.
They brought the remains to Monroe and
funeral services were held at the home of
son officiating. Mr.. Littefield was IS years
old and, was unmarried He left mother,
Mrs. George Littlefeld of Searsport, who
was unable to be present, and several BROTH
ers and sisters to mourn their loss. 80. Miss
Amy Staples spent a week in Belfast re-
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p al o,ariu tisitsng m,s auh'' hais rlanceS
l "iinei' WIZ Is "n 'n'"'iu.
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MIS-. howard GRANT from brewer is VISIT
ing ner daughter, MIS-. =. Z. Moody; l. >.
Durham returned TO Boston June 24th after
a Week WISH at MS ola nome. Mrs; r. A.
Snow and little Flora have gone to Fall River
10 70 WISH her sister Mrs Cole. Mrs Walter
nitt Zen anu aausntero OF MinheaPoilS' Mlnn.,
We're the guests OF ME-. anu MIS-. r. Dung
iast Week. Nancy McAullHe ana Harold
fhlIorook are making al TRIP 10 New YORK
WIN WI eapt: J9nn fhllorook MRS; William
Mason anu en-. cnllaren arrived . from Boston on
l uesaay ooa. 10 sPend Two months at their
arrived from Milford, Mass, on tuesdays
boat and have gore to Mr. Charles Ritchie's
to beard Tor the summer. ;;.M Mrs. Lewis At
WOOD visited her son, w. f. Atwood, in Ban
sof last week. MI James Freeman has
returned from oearsport, where he has been
DulidlhS stGTehouse LOT the y. >. 5. Co...
MI george HoWland OF Boston is visiting
MS Stepfatner, James freeman. Mr.. How
lahd mas taken ms diploma at a medical col
lege and Is now full f1edged Nj. ID. He will
begin practice in Boston at once. 49,. Mrs.
CHARLES Niles ana little son returned from
Boston on Wednesdays boat. Mrs. Har-
ret ABBOTT has so far recovered from her
long illness as to be able to drive out oc-
casionally;... MI, and Mrs. ii. w. Emerson
ana danghter Dorothy have gone to New
Hampshire on visit. Little Margaret
Ihayer is i'll with scarlet fever, but is re-