The Republican journal., 1907-03-14
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week
HALED ALE

D6I6TTGu lIOu idSt WEEK !
HALLDALE
The Ladies Club met with Mrs. Fred
Myrick March LIST. About so were present
and had plesent time. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Jennie Clement March 9Th
-. Several in this vicinity are afflicted with
very bad colds. 1t is reported that Rev.
S. W. Brown is meeting with good success
in the meetings he is holding in Belfast. -.
Fred Poland spoke to the people here at the
church last Sunday. Elias B. Hall is in
poor health.
MORRILL,.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Storer have returned
from Melrose, Mass, where they spent the
past three months with their children....
Misses Phebe and Flossie Cross are spend
ing their vacation from Freedom Academy
at home. They graduate at the close of
next term. The Morrill, Soap Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Berry last
Saturday evening. ....... Misses Mertie
and Rhoda Weymouth visited friends
in Belfast last Tuesday and Wednesday.
........Mr. and Mrs. Perley Jaquith
Mr.. and Mrs W. R. Merithew, last Saturday
and Sunday.
MONROE.
Mrs. Mary (Durham) Moore passed away
March Sd. She was a sister of the late Capt
Durham. Mr. James Durham of Belfast
and Mrs. Annie Hazeltine of Belfast were
in Monroe last week to attend the funeral
of their uncle, Captain TOlford Durham.
Mrs John Twombly recently returned from
Boston where she spent several weeks with
her daughter Charles Buzzell, Esq, mas
been confined to the house for several weeks
and is quite ill. .Asbury Staples has bought
the saw mill at Monroe Center and moved
his family there. Mr.. F. A. Nye was in
Searsport on business this week. -. Frank
lin Chase has a flock Of pure blooded Ply
mouth Rock hens and a rooster from the
State farm, Orono, which he will sell for
breeding purposes.
EARSMoNT.
MI. and Mrs. Daniel Carey and Mrs.
Melissa F. Poor left Monday, March 4th
for their new home in Lucerne, Colorado
We hear regrets from all sides at the loss OF
Mrs. Poor from town, where she has lived
more than 80 years. She was interested il
every thing pertain Ing to the welfare OF
the place, was one of the directors of OAK
Grove Cemetery Association, and will be
greatly missed. She goes to make hel
home with her daughter, Mrs. Carey. They
all have the best wishes OF the people fol
prosperity and happiness. Miss Alice f.
Simmons is at home from Boston for va
cation of ten days.. Mrs. Joshua Rivers
is critically i'll. ALBERT Croker, son of Dr.
p A Crooker of Washington, is attending
school in this place. Maynard Cushman
is confined to the house with rheumatism
LIBERTY.
The High school in the village began
Feb. 10Th under the instruction of Miss
Gertrude Perkins of BuckspoTt. There are
10 more students in attendance than at the
winter term.... Lawyer L. ID. Jones who
has been in New York and Massachusetts
for the past two weeks retur ned home Sat
urday.. Allen knowlton of Stockton who
has been paying visit to his parents here
the past week, returned to Stockton Satur.
day. Mrs. George Moore OF Belmont is in
town, the guest Of Mrs. L. c. Moore. -. Mrs
Clarence Sylvester who has been visiting
her parents in Freedom for the past week
returned home Saturday The ladies of
Arbutus chapter, 0. E. S., furnished nice
dinner Monday, March 4, for those that at
tended town meeting. A large number OF
tickets for dinner were sold and quite d
sum was realized.
BELMONT.
Irving Pierce, son of Simon Pierce, who
has been in st, Johnsbury, VT, the past
year, has returned home, and will go into
trade with his brother, Everett r. Pierce, a,
Halls Corner. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Young
were in Montvile Sunday visiting Mr.
Young's brother, L. H. Young. GA little
stranger has made his appearance at l.. F
Allenw0od'S. lie is all 81 pound boy anG
said he had come to stay. Geo. F. Marr
ner was out for drive last week with his
colt and on returning home came in con.
tact with the wOod-pile and was tipped out
of the sleigh. The team went into the barn
w0od-p pile with a sprained wrist and
several other bruises. Just then his
mother came cut md asked him what was
the matter George said "Oh. not much,
l never did Like to ride into the barn."
NORTH SEARSPORT.
Mrs. Will George has returned from
Frankfort, where she has been nursing
Mrs. Z. W. Colson, who has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks. is able to be up
and about. Her daughter, Mrs. Roscoe
DOty, who has been taking care of her, has
returned to her home in Searsport village.
Airs. ". L. Matthews and daughter
Dorothy left by last Thursdays boat for
Boston, where they will live in the future
....Dighten Hartman, a native of Pros
pect, died March 1st, of pneumonia, at the
home OF Will George, aged 76 years. The
deceased had made his home with Mr.
George for the past three years. The
funeral services were held at the home of
MIR. George March 3rd. -. Mrs. VIM. j.
Mathews who has been very i'll for the past
three weeks is on the road to recovery 90.
Percie Scrlbner of the New England Tel
and Tel. Co. is at home taking a short vaca-
tion.... VIM. NJ. MeritheW was in Waldo
last Sunday visiting his daughter, Mrs. A.
E. Nickerson.
SWANvILLE CENTER.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A Robertson visited Mr..
and Mrs. David Moody last Friday....
Bernard Knowlton has gone to Fairfield to
work in the pulp mill..... Sometime ago
Abraham Curtis stuck nail in his hand
and narrowly escaped blood poisoning He
has been laid up some time but is getting
very much better now... Miss Louise Cum
bingham has gone to Boston and Maiden to
visit relatives. Horace Marden has
bought a nice horse and 1870 hens.
Ephraim Knowlton, who is s. years old, is
dangerously i'll with diabetes. Miss
Stevens is visiting Mrs. Beal.. Mrs. II. P.
White made a small birthday party for Mr.
White last Friday evening. Cake and cot.
fee was served. Mrs. Everett Nickerson
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