The Republican journal., 1907-10-03
County Correspondence.
WALDO STATION,

Sunday will pass for the cline gale.
People are gathering apples and digging
potatoes. -. Mr.. and Mrs. John Routley of
Kingston. Ontario, are visiting at j. c
Lttleield's. MIR. and Mrs. Howard Brown
have returned to Hudson, Mass, after a
visit with Mrs. BIS parents, j. N. Cunning
ham and wife. I'VE are glad to note that
Horace Marden is much better. &c. Walter
Harding, who has been very sick, is some
what improved in health. Sidney Evans
is attending the University of Maine...
Mrs. Miranda Ricker's daughter, who has
been visiting her mother, returned to
Somersworth, n. H., last Saturday.
LIBERTY.
Mrs. George r. Berry and children, who
ed to their home in Hamilton, N. Y.A
large number of people from here attended
the fairs in Union and Belfast. Work on
the new tannery is progressing rapidly I'M
der the direction of c. P. Hutchins of Free
dom. When complete the building will be
up to date in every particular ...... Mrs
Thomas Carpenter has returned from few
weeks visit in Worcester. -. Eureka Cornet
Band of this town furnished the music for
the Union fair. Mrs. A. c. Pulcifer and
E. c. Taylor and wife, who spent the sum
mer on Bolan Hill, have returned to Brook
lyn.. Adire Crockett has moved his family
into the Brown house on Mill street. Mrs.
Abbie White is spending the week in Bel
fast. Mrs. Elizabeth Smalley and Mrs
George Chase of Taunton were guests re-
Gently of Mrs. Caroline Brown. William
Montvlle and will move there in the early
fall. Mr.. Morse has sold his stand in the
village to Truman Linscott.
sEAKsMONT.
| Mrs. Daniel Sweetland has returned from
long visit in New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts. Mrs. Mary keene is in town..
Eben Cobb and family attended the Union
fair last week. Hiss Edith Wilson has re-
! turned to Kents Hill. Mrs. n. L. Perkins
of Pittsfeld is the guest of Mrs. j. F. Mar
den.. Mrs. katherine Keene johnson and
son, who have been the guests of Miss
Blanche Taylor, returned to their home in
Fairfield Sept. 26th.. There was an ac-
cident at the Upper Mill last week. A
wheel broke and one piece went through
the roof and others in different directions.
Had Levenseller and True P. Moody been
in their usual places while at work the con-
sequences must have been disastrous. -.
Mrs. Ann c. Beale of Brooklyn, n. Y, visit
! ed her nephew, Ernest S. Wing, last week.
MRS. Jennie Hall Connolly of Boston
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past week There was quiet wedding at
the NJ. E. parsonage Sept. 21st, when Miss
Bertha Paine ard Mr.. Maynard Cushman
were united in marriage. The young
couple will reside at the home of the groom's
father for the present. I'D. G. Knight and
Miss Lucy Harris of Augusta were guests
of Mrs. Otis E. Robbins last week
TROY
| p. Getchell and John and Vera Getch-
ell were in Detroit Saturday to attend the
| funeral of Mrs. Laura Getchell H0xie, who
was a former resident of Troy. Mrs.
Hattie Sanderson passed Sunday in Port
land. ....... Messrs. Charles and Waiter
Halves, who have been visiting relatives at
the Center, have returned to Their home in
Boston, Fred Halves and wife will return
to Boston Thursday. DR.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene L. Stevens of Belfast visited the doc
tors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stevens, last
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Mosher of
Oakland was the guest of Mrs. A. c. N.Y.
rick for several days last week ....J. W.
Knights and wife of Etna recently visited
| at Milton Carleton'S.....M \. Z. Norton
of Pennington passed last week with her
sister, Mrs. r. Fl. Ward. Ernest Rey-
nolds and family have moved to Comma.
Mrs Emma Hillman, who recently sold her
farm to Reuben Rhoades, is preparing to
move to the house owned by Leonie Bick-
| more. .... The Sunshine Society will meet
with Mrs. T. P. Tyler Oct. 10Th. The W.
| c. T. U. will meet at Cooks school-house
| Saturday afternoon, Oct. 9th. >. The select
| men held "a business meeting last Saturday.
| ....JOhn K. Cook recently returned from Da-
| kOta and Charles Cook from Connecticut.
where he had employment the past sum
| mer. They are now visiting their sister,
Mrs. Guy Luce. Mrs. John Woods is
visiting in Belfast. Eva, daughter of the
late Charles Rand, died at the home of her
grandfather, Mr.. Edmund Hollis, Monday,
Sept. 30th
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