The Republican journal., 1907-07-11
UNITY.

Mrs. Leforest D. Rowel of Boston, Miss
Susie A. Riley of Bangor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter L. Taylcr and little son Norman of
PittStieid We're guests at (. E. McCauslins
last week Mrs. Ann Mary Earle of Ply
mouth, who was on her way to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nebster'S wedding anniver-
sary, WAS the victim of a peculiar accident
while calling on friends in this village d few
days ago. In attempting to ring the door
bell, which was broken, she fell from the
doorsteps to the ground, striking on her
wrist and breaking both bones. She i'm
tnedatly recovered herself and got as far
AS the street before being discovered
Realizing at once the severity of her injury
she went directly to DR.. j. f. Cooks office
who set the broken bones and made the
patient as comfortable as possible. She
was soon taken to Ruth Berry's home,
pathetic and will do everything possible for
her. Although her disappointment was
great in not being able to attend the ami
gersary she is very thankful that her injury
Is where it is. The patient is getting along
finely. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Barker
at F. II. buttons last Saturday night for
few days visit. The remains of William
Robinson arrived at this station last week,
and funeral services were held at his late
home Sunday and were largely attended.
The burial Was in China. The many
to learn of her departure from town. Her
household goods were sold at private sale
and she went to Iowa several days ago,
where she will spend few years with
Brothers and other relatives, if contented,
after which she may return and board with
friends here. All the town schools closed
with satisfactory results last week. Some
of the schools enjoyed half a day picnicing in
some near by grove while others rendered
appropriate entertainments. Miss Laura
Hunt recently closed a very successful
term of school in Pttsfeld, where she
tion and it is evident that her services are
apprec .ated After short vacation she
will return and resume her school work 80.
Mrs. Nellie Rowell from Fitchburg, Mass,
Mrs. Alice Winslow from Boothbay Harbor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morrill, and
spent several days last week with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DuttOn.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Earle,
former residents of this town, will be pleas
ed to know they have located at Mechanic
Falls, Maine. Several years ago they sold
their farm here and went to Michigan to
live. While there Mr.. E built two houses
and sold them at a profit, but as their love
Cor the old Pine Tree State still remained
they decided to return. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Earle has bought convenient home in
a very desirable locality. Mrs. Earle's
mother, Mrs. Racklif, has visited them in
their new home. IF. A. Whitehouse and
son, Fred Harold, visited the scene of the
railroad accident below Waterville Satur-
day. The remains of Beniah Harding,
whose death occurred at Billerica, Mass,
several months ago, were brought here this
week and by request Masonic burial SER
vices were held at Troy church July End at
2 p. m. Interment in DixmOnt. >. The mar
riage of John Ulmore of this town and Miss
Ellis OF China took place at the residence of
the brides parents Saturday evening, June
22nd. About rs of the friends of John w.
Ulmer of this place, who was recently mar
ried to Miss Mabel Ellis of China, met at
his home Saturday evening, June 20, and
gave royal welcome to him and his BRIDE
The evening was pleasantly passed in a
social manner, and the guests were enter
tanned with music, both on the organ and
photograph. Refreshments were served,
and at late hour the guests departed, wish
ing. the happy couple much happiness in
their married life