The Republican journal., 1907-10-24
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week. l
scOJNyILLE CENTER,


o has been a guest of Mrs. Burton
linson for a few days, returned home
/. l0th.-Mrs. DR.. Armstrong and
daughters are visiting relatives in
adelphla.-Mrs. George Leadbet-
Mrs. Fannie Thomas and Mrs. Mel
Messer all of Rockland, visited Mrs.
Moody recently.-Annie Miller,
D spent the summer in jamestown,
[, arrived home Oct. 11th.-Carle
thews of Boston is at home for
ri Ella Pottle of Med
a Mass, who has been home on her
lual vacation, has returned.-Wil-
Mckinney and wife are at home
M Palmer, Mass, for a two weeks
aton.-John Daley and wife of
alden visited at E. T. Churchill's
ay.--The town fair was held Oct.
With good attendance. The ex-
IS of fruit and farm produce were
Silent and both the fair and dance
-s q success throughout.
>ltR MONTvILLE.
je Rowell arrived home from
Jana a few days ago.-Mrs. Mary
Ntg of Palermo, accompanied by
granddaughter, Miss Kathleen
u-r visited Mrs. O. c. Cushman
+ -4tuTday and Sunday-Mrs. Vic
roland of Searsmont and Mrs.
j. sanford were recent guests of
s Goscoe p. Dower.-J. NJ. Foster
a-US is visiting his sister, Mrs.
. hOmpSon- Now about sixty
.e,slye sunny salubrious days
I he appreciated by the husky,
M hustlihg, heavy farmers, SO
. the apples, potatoes, corn, and
us might be harveSted-When the
Iendent of schools was visiting
l5ols the teacher asked the pupils
a was who first discovered the
y. # Montville. One of them an
jhat it was John Whalon. Up
lGiry it was learned that two
families, John and Michael
... settled in town on the New
Ya road. which gave to that road
l4ne--Soloman Palmer went to
,ut Monday with a load of apple
f. Vest Jones sent a COW to
l. Jn market last week.
ooN>.
OCULAR prayer meeting is now
~eturday evenings at the vestry
I. modate the pastor and to give
nrch the benefit of his presence.
IS claimed that nearly 10000
OF potatoes were shipped from
- -ation last week, the largest
es Shipment in the history of the
Sc. The price given was 80 cents a
Farmers are obliged to hustle
yest the crop as help is very
.. Happy Valley Chapter of
.N yf E. 5. had nice meeting
-.~day evening, Oct 9th, with
work, some entertainment and a
Dexter Davis has left the
", High school and entered the
Wlil school IN Fairfeld-Mrs.
lie nilliner, is still at GAINESVILLE,
18th her daughter Alice and will
lack to attend to attend to the
ry business this season. Mr..
lll keep some ready trimmed
stock.--Mrs. Badershall of
I- is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
t2stin--Mr. Knox and Frank
u each have an other member
- 10 their family.-Mrs. E. c.
Is visiting her sister in
Mrs. Lena West of Auburn
Visiting her parents, Capt.
Stanley Perkins--Ira w.
AIN leave soon for the South,
.s he winter.-Mrs. Nellie
4 NIterville called upon friends
last week in her way to visit her
0e in Monroe. She was the
-- of Miss Mabel Rose while here
old Merrill has been quite
"a I'D his mother was obliged to
Aa Ter expected visit to Boston
a"ue.
EJH STOCKTON.
. Maggie Staples fell and broke
lst last week. Miss Daisy Ste
+ Frankfort is officiating as
.-eper.-Miss Helen Littlefield
S - nome. from Searsport Oct. 10th
.>lt her mother-Miss Bertha
Ira visited friends in Hampden
q Rrek.-Mr. VIII Jacobs and his
mi Nh Roundy of Marblehead,
peut the summer here, have re-
ae" lome.-Mrs. Maud Blanchard
>#dypoint was in this vicinity on
:.u-sS recently.-Mrs. Winnie Bra
/, very sick at her fathers, Mr.. AL
I'd Ierry's.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred FL
VISITED in SearSport last week.
Sal g. Lambert from the village
's this vicinity recently visiting
siolm.-M. L. Lord of Bar Harbor
a7l al Freeman Partridge's recently.
Mrs. Ella Jellison of Belfast is
ending a few weeks with her mother,
Is F. [, Gould. Lindsey,
BIZ as employment at his trade in
'1g"r vas at home over Sunday
alIey Partridge has been seriously
Ok tor a week and is attended by DR..
l7rs Of Searsport. Until recently,
s -eath was somewhat better since
.e-3m from Guilford.-Mrs. Hat
H7chborn from the village, visi-
Mrs. Haley and Others in this part
lt- town, last week. Her old friends
W. l-Ehbors were glad to give her
sdM, e.come.-Mr. Cookson, the
alton agent, has returned with his
N!y from Fort Kent, where he spent
vacation. E. S. Fernald had charge
t.e station during his absence. -
b. Littletield, Jr., left about three
seEs ago for trip through New
ampshlre and Massachusetts. He
1urned to Bangor, where he worked
lis trade, steam fitting, for a week,
W then came home.-A crew are
Iung Christmas trees in Arthur
oEhams pasture and in Alfred Ber-
wood lot. Four car loads will be
5lJ from Prospect Station.
LhsEoRO.
Last saturday afternoon Nina Will
NY Wellesley, '07, read fairy story
" OF her own productions-to the chill
I'LL al the town library. There was