The Republican journal., 1907-08-22
County Correspondence.
sWANvILLE CENTER.

sWANVILLE CENTER,
mrs. Norton and Miss Sarah Jennys have
gone 70 Jonesport to visit relatives. Mrs.
Lydia Clements of Monroe is visiting Mrs.
d. r. White for a week. Calvin Webb
MADE his parents a visit last week. Misses
| Neihe and Hazel MARI are visiting in Port
iand. Charles Jewett of Winterport and
Mr. SWEET Of Boston spent Sunday with H.
+ "nte.. The farmers are now nearly
s"lougn with their haying. Some ..had:to
ieaVe on and cut their early sown grain. -.
mrs. Harrison Cunningham had a bad ill
turn last week while visiting her daughter,
MIS-. E. IL. Lttlefeld, and a doctor was
calied twice. 1t was caused by drinking ice
water. Isaac McKeen and wife and John
Mckeen and wife spent Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Beal. MI. and Mrs. David Win.
gate visited her son and his wife in Stock
ton several days last week. Mrs Freeman
clark is in Brooksville visiting her husband,
VINO mas employment there. >. Miss Gladys
curtis worked for Mr.. Smal's folks last
week. Mrs. Herbert Maddocks is some
what better. Mrs. Anna White returned
home last Saturday.
SAAhSMUNI.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ripley have returned
TO Melrose, Mass. Judge George T. Sum
ner OF Denver, Colo, called upon his old
friends in town Aug. 18th He was ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. George W.
etoddard OF Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs Y. A.
Simmons were in town last Friday. Rev.
Z. a. Purdy attended the Nobleboro camp.
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returned from months visit with friends
IN Vermont and Connecticut. Miss Vonita
Ironer OF RoXbHry, Mass, is the guest of
Miss Ora Robbins. Miss Jennie Meservey
Is spending two weeks vacation at the
Northport Campground.. :. Mrs F. Ii. Bean
of Pittsfeld was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. F. Marden, last week....J. F. Mar
den is in Clinton this week on business. -.
D. B. Cobb & Son, who are to make
change in their business, are taking account
of stock. Bert erie, who does freighting
for Miller & Hills, met with an accident
last week on his way home from Belfast.
His horses became frightened at an auto
mobile and the two leaders broke away and
ran to the woods. Considerable damage
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Lucretia Ripley, who has been seriously ill,
is slowly recovering. The patrons who
attended the Grange field day exercises at
centennial grove, Montvile, last Friday re
port very enjoyable time.
TROY
Mrs. Eber L. Cook and little son of Pal
myra spent last week with relatives and
friends in Troy. ..Iser Whiting and Nata-
lie Taylor of Pittsfield visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. James Cone of New
York City were the guests of MIR. and Mrs
A. Stevens a few days last week. Mrs
Cone was formerly Miss Flora Watson of
Unity. Troy-as usual-was largely rep
resented at Windermere Aug 18th, where
delightful day was passed. All from this
vicinity who attended the Dixmont Centen-
NAL Aug. 14th pronounced the exercises
intensely interesting. Mr., and Mrs. An
drew Myrick of Unity passed Sunday with
his brother, A. G. Myrck. IA lawn party
for the benefit of the North Troy Reading
Club will be held at L. J. Sanderson's
Friday evening, Aug. 23rd. Ice cream and
cake will be served. "A very pleasant
reunion was held at Truman Cooks Sun
day. All the brothers and their families
were present-Eber from Palmyra, DR.. j.
c. Cook from Unity and George from Troy.
go. Miss Mary Baker of Cape Cod, Mass, is
visiting her brother, w. S. Baker......
Clarence Coffin is making improvements on
his buildings. Mrs. Christensen of New
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Lewiston, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Bagley of Pttsfield, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Hawes last week.
Some of our farmers have not yet finished
haying, while the shortening days and
chilly nights give warning that our beauti-
full summer-so long delayed in coming-is
preparing for an early departure.
ISLESBORO.
One of the saddest things that ever hap