The Republican journal., 1907-05-16

| seller, Sr., who has been somewhat out O,
health, is better and rode out last Sunday
.''.Arbor day was observed in the Station
school, Miss Mary Stevens of Swanville
teacher Appropriate exercises were reE.
dered by the pupils, followed by the plant.
Ing of an apple tree, two evergreen trees
and small plot for flowers. w. P. Hus.
sey recently bought roam horse of Chas
Riley of Monroe. Mrs. Eli Knowlton and
Mr. Frank Knowlton are quite sick with
colds. The Sunday School was organized
May 5th.
CASTINE.
Landlord Walker of the Acadian reports
that he is in receipt of more applications
Tor rooms at this popular hotel for the COM
ing summer than on any previous year in
which he has been in the hotel business,
Everything points now to a very successful
year with the summer business this season
notwithstanding the cold back ward spring.
lhe cottages are nearly all rented and pri-
vate boarding houses fast filling up One
large cottage has been added the past winter
to the number at Dice's Head, and rumor
has 1t that several others will be erected the
coming summer....J. NJ. Vogell has about
completed an addition to his wharf for a
landing for his boat stage and terminus
1or the Castlne and Brooksvile ferry The
addition measures about 37x6O and is built
with cobb work with rock ballast, the out
side protected by piling. THE selectmen
have given Horatio erie permission to build
weir upon the shore of the Emerson estate,
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Mrs. Helen Cushman has been very ill
with erysipelas, but is improving. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Palmer of Reading
Mass, have been visiting his mother and
sister, Mrs. Clara B. Palmer, and Mrs. Eliza
U. Naterhouse. Mrs. c. o. Jordan of
South Boston, formerly of this place, has
been critically ill, but her friends are now
hopeful OF her recovery....It showed all
the forenoon May 18th. making the ground
quite white. Will Bowen of Lynn was in
town this week. ....... Walter Bean is
building shed connecting his house and
BARN.. Wedding cards have been received
announcing the marriage of Miss Ethel
Howard and Mr.. Samuel Marden, May 1st
MIR. and Mrs. Marden will make their home
at MI. Edward Batchelor's. Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Smith of Pennington are doing the
trimming on Mr.. Volney Thompson's
carriages. Elijah Gay recently bought
horse of Mr.. Evans of Waldo and Elijah
Belgard bought one of Henry Rogers of
Knox.
TROY.
Charles Cook. Mr.. Bowden, and Albert
Rollins, all of West Troy, have gone to Fox
boro, Mass, where they have employment.
...Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bagley and daughter
of Pittsfield, and Mr.. Eugene Hopkins and
family of Plymouth, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. I. W. Halves, Sunday. Miss
Addie Stone has returned from Augusta,
where she was employed in a publishing
house, and is teaching at Dixmont Corner.
....Frank Thompson, Clarence Whitney
and George Cook have bought new cream
separators. L. l.. Rogers returned Friday
from northern New York with three horses
which he bought there. Frank Thompson
carries the cream on the Burnham route for
the East Troy Creamery, making connec-
lions with Fred Myrick at Cooks Corner.
..'.G. A. Woods has been giving his build
ings new coat of paint. Mrs. Lille Sea-
vey OF Massachusetts is spending week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B.
Mitchell. "A very pleasant meeting of the
Sunshine Society was held Thursday with
Mrs. Lizzie Smith. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Daniel Shaw the first
Thursday in June. -. NJ. V. b. Mitchell, V,
s., has for long time been very busy, as
there seems to be a great amount of sickness
among horses and cattle. -. Mr.. and Mrs. j,
ii. Bagley were called to Sherman Monday
by the serious illness of their daughter,
Mrs. Edith Townsend.
THORNDIKE.
Rev. David Bracket of Brooks will de-
liver the Memorial sermon at the Center
church Sunday forenoon, May Goth. . DR..
B. P. Hurd and Benz. Ames attended the
Masonic meetings in Portland last week. ...
George P. Higgins and Mrs. Flora Hunt
came from Bangor Friday morning to at
tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Charles
Smith. Miss Florence Palmer of Portland
40 sAoleAh6 uOA PNACutcs MI. anu MIS III. u.
Palmer. I'D. B. Flint of Belfast was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hogan one night
last week. Mrs. A. S. Higgins passed
Sunday in Freedom, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Glidden. -. Miss Winnie Pat
terson attended the High school exercises
in Brooks last Friday night....S. F. Files
recently bought fine young horse of
II rrt
Willie Ward of Unity passed Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Patterson. had quite snow storm
Saturday forenoon, which cleared away
cold and winter wraps were as comfortable
Sunday as at any time during the winter.
Monday was cold and there is not much
prospect of planting corn or other hoed
orona at nroaont Ronort ovo tbot Q,,rto,,