The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
NORTH sEARsposrI1EMs.

Mrs Susan Towle of Jack son is visiting
the family of Il. I. Scribner.
Miss Katherine NJ. Scrbner is in ELS
worth visiting her brother.
Percy Scribner has returne d to his work
for the n. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
Mrs. Marian Matthews had a very pleas
ant call from Mrs. Susan Towle of jackson
last Sunday. Mrs. Towle was formerly an
an old neighbor of hers.
The families of Ed. Clements, Albert Cum
bingham, Wilson Dow, Charley Robertson,
Ed. Thompson, Horace Maddocks, and
Charles SeekinS are down with the measles
A. NJ. Eames, our village blacksmith, is
doing a rushing business at his shop. He
has all the work he can do with Fred Small
as a helper. One day recently they shod 80
horses and did other small jobs.
Fred Black, our expressman, has sold his
farm and with his family will move to BOs-
ton in the near future. Few, if any. will be
missed more in our neighbOrhood than Fred
and his family.
The school in this place has been closed
on account OF the measles Nearly every
family has more or less down sick with
them. Mr.. Chas. SeekinS lost bright little
boy Percy,12 years old, with them last week.
Stv fAIN YEN EN-.
Mrs. Evans of Searsport has returnep
home after a visit of several weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. Beal. Miss Dora Clark
has been with Mrs. Joshua Littlefeld for a
week go. E. A. Robertson and H. P. White
have been sick with bad colds for a week.
-. Mrs. David Moody is visiting her broth
er, Z. A. Robertson and family The N.
.; Tel. u Tel. Co.. has put in telephones for
William Clements, Louise Cunningham,
WallaaQ GraV and RnfnS iS
ting in quite long line by Mart Robert
sons in Monroe. Allie Grant made bee
! to help haul HOdgdon BuZZelPs house frame
to the mill, and eight teams turned out and
hauled the greater part of it to the mill of
Charles Nickerson, who is to saw the frame.
| ...Hon. A. E. Nickerson loaded car with
hay at Waldo Station last week .......Mrs.
Sarah Peavey and daughter Daisy, Miss
Louise Cunningham and James Patterson
spent last Friday with Mrs. Ephraim Little
field a.; The apple piekers put up E. A. Rob
chicken pox. Two of Ed. Loring Nicker-
sons children have the measles. -. School
in district l and closes next Friday. 1t
has been very successful term.
MONROE.
A stock company of this place recently
bought German coach stallion costing
about $4,000. Mr.. John Twombly has its
care and handling. :. Mr.. E. J. Felker, who
Is teaching the Center school, was in town
Saturday surveying for private parties
Mr.. Felker is student of the International
Correspondence School in the department
of civil engineering. The High school is
again in session with Mr.. Frederick Nick
erson as principal. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Knights celebrated the fifth anniversary of
their marriage Jan. 10th with a wooden
wedding. A gOOdly number were present
and spent very pleasant evening".
At the regular meeting of Guiding Star
Lodge. N. B. o. p, held Tuesday evening,
January Sth: the following officers were in
Warden, Fred Newcomb; Rec Sec, F. II.
Putnam; Fin. Sec. NJ. A. jenkins; Treas,
Edwin jenkins; Guide, Sarah Rand Guard,
Addie r. Richie; Sem, Marshall Rand
Chap, Alice Rand; Trustee, F. e. New
Omb.