The Republican journal., 1907-02-14
County Correspondence.
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Deferred from last week.
CENTRE MONTVILLE.
George Barlow and daughter Rosetta
Peirce of Rockport visited his mother
Adelia Keller last week ALLEN Goodwin
lumber for the Duplex Roller Bushing Co..
Morrill, Meservey, who was stopping at hi.
sisters, Mrs. Llewellyn Keller'S, has gone
to Camden....C. b. Thompson has finished
numbering for the present.
JACKSON.
About twenty of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs j. II. Chase passed very pleasan,
evening with them last week. The COM
pany were entertained by selections on the
piano, songs, recitations and graphaphone
selections. A fine treat was served. The
sudden death of Mrs. Vesta Wingate at the
home of her brother, Mr.. A. G. Fletcher,
where she was spending few days, was a
great shock to her many friends. The flu
neral was held in Congregational church.
Rev. j. w. Vaughan of Belfast spoke words
of comfort to the relatives and friends. The
floral Offering were many and very beauti-
band, Mr.. F. Wingate of Troy, father, A.
j. Fletcher, and two brothers, Henry and
Eugene Fletcher of Jackson.
UNITY.
Horace Toward of Waterville Road mast
er NJ. c. r. R., was in town recently on
business. Ralph Pillsbury, who bought
the Scott Reynolds farm, intends to repair
the buildings in the spring. Miss Emma
Gould and her sister, Mrs. Nellie Hatch,
were in Waterville one day last week
shopping. Miss Mertie Ward of Thorn
dixie, who applied for work at 3. D. Chase's.
came last week, but not feeling well and
being bit hOme-sick returned home the
next day. Mrs. Bell McManns is still with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase. 1t is reported that
locating in Lynn, Mass, where he owns
two lots of land. 80. Frank Bartlett, E.. D..
Chase and E. E. McCauslin harvested 80
tons of extra quality ice last week. AL
though it was the second cutting the cakes
were II inches thick and clear. One day
last week the thermometer registered "a
degrees below at the station, and another
day it was 20 abOve.... Mr.. John Murch,
who has been quite i'll for number of days,
is at this writing a little better. Dr. c. NJ
Whitney is the attending physician.
IsLEsBoRo.
The drama, Valley Farm, given by the
IsleSboro Dramatic Club in Town hall last
week was great success, both socially and
financially. That we possessed such fine
talent in town came as surprise to most
everybody. 1t would be difficult to say
which one acted their part best, for all did
exceedingly well and seemed to be the right
person in the right place. 1t was repeated
this week and the hall was again filed with
an enthusiastic ard apprecative audience.
49,. Miss Alice Pendleton and her father,
Capt Fields c. Pendleton, closed their
home here last week and returned to their
home in Brooklyn, n. w.. Robert Coombs,
who met with such severe accident, break
ing both legs, is getting along as we'll as can
be expected. He and his family have the
sympathy of the entire community. The
friends of Mrs. Lizzie PendetOn, wife of
Capt. Lorenzo Pendleton, were sorry to
learn of her death, which occurred after
several weeks of suffering. She was
much missed. Many people in town are
i'll with colds and the grip.
NORTH SEARSPORT.
Quite number of our townspeople at
tended the funeral of Eben West in Frank
fort last Sunday. Mr.. West was a member
of Granite Grange and had many friends
here who extend sympathy to his mother,
brother and sisters in their bereavement.
Mrs. Raymond Ward, who was injured by
falling down stairs a short time ago, is
gaming quite rapldly. Dr. Elmer Small
of Belfast was in town last Friday to at
tend Mrs. Ward. =. Eugene Nickerson is
working with his team for Herbert Black,
hauling logs from the Sargent lot on the
back road to Belfast. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. York, who reside
just over the line in Frankfort, are sorry to
learn of her severe Illness. Mrs. Nancy
Dorr is in quite poor health at the present
writing. T. S. Dorr. who has been quite
i'll, is able to be up and about. Stephen
Larrabee and daughter, Miss Ruby, of
Prospect were in town last week making
calls....E. w. Thompson is getting out
lumber to build a stable on Maple Grove
campground. -. Miss Hazel Smart has gone
to South Brooks to take care of her grand
mother, Mrs. Ezra Patch, who is ill.,