The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-24
County Correspondence.
WALDO.

County Correspondence.
WALDO.
Mrs. Horace Marden from Massachusetts is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Little
field >. Gilbert Levanseller and wife returned
home Wednesday night from Massachusetts,
where they had been visiting. Mr.. Levansel-
ler's aged mother, who lives with him, is in
very poor health. =. The Waldo Station Sunday
school will have a Christmas tree at the Station
schoolhouse Saturday evening, December 26th
APPLETON.
Farmers Institute was held in the Grange
hall in this place December 18th, but on &C
count of the inclemeney of the weather there
was not very large attendance. Mrs. Annie
Williams and Mrs. Charles Bills are teachers in
the village schools. Mrs. Williams has the
grammar school,. Mrs. Annie Lincoln and
Miss Annie McLain were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. James Fuller at the Ridge. Cyrus
j. Perry has put out very pretty sign on his
variety store. 1t is of raised block letters,
! white on dark background The sign was
! made by Mr. Uriah N. Dyer, who excels in
that line of work.
Li&COLNVILLE.
Schools in the Miller and Heal districts began
Monday, after being suspended for two weeks
on account of scaratina u. Miss Georgia Hall,
who is teaching in Maiden, Mass is at home for
the holiday vacation. Mrs Bessie Wentworth
left Saturday for Boston to visit relatives
Bert Bonley and wife of Camden visited in
town Sunday. Horace Harmon of Boston is
at Benson Halls for holiday vacation
There will be a Christmas tree at the NJ E.
Church on Christmas eve.... Mrs King of
Southwest Harbor is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs David Heal, =. Mrs. Clara Mckinney
and Mrs. Ina Knights visited in Belmont Mon
day.. Miss Louise Miller is attending the
winter term of school in Castine .. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Mckinney are rejoicing over the
arrival of little girl. Miss Melvina Wood
i bridge,awho is attending the High school in
Camden, is at home for two weeks vacation,
| 80. Misses Alice Dickey and Maude Mckinney
We're in Camden Saturday on shopping trip
MORRILL,.
Delbert Paul attended the State Grange in
Watervllle last week. . Ernest Higgins is at
tending school at Freedom Academy, having
just completed term of school in North Bel
fast. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jones and Mr..
Herman Merriam have been spending the past
ten days IN Massachusetts and Rhode Island
......Rev. T. E. Miller of Thomaston preached
to US last Sunday. Sunday school concert at
the church Christmas eve. If stormy, Christ
mas nlght..... The Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs. I. N. Pearson Thursday, December Slst
....Waldo County Grange meets in Honesty
Grange hall January 18th for its annual meet
lng.... N. L. jackson is very poorly His
daughter, Mrs George Weymouth of Stockton,
is with him for short time Miss Zoda
weymouth is spending the winter in Stockton
Mrs. Celia Shbles is spending the winter
with Mrs. Ora A. Higgins in Searsmont go
Ernest E. Bowen and Ray Cross spent last
Saturday night and Sunday in Belfast. E. A.
Achorn is at the hospital in Portland for
treatment. -. Lewis Winchenbach has been
confined to his house with sickness for the
past two months.... A. B. Hatch has Just
bought for his own use one of the finest of the
State prison made sleighs
sEARsMONT.
Don. c. Thomas has been drawn as grand and
Geo. A. Jackson traverse juror for the Jan
uary term of court. Miss Addie Hutchins of
Waltham, Mass, is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. {. H. Bryant. Z. Harold Cobb of WESLEYAN
University will be at home this week for the
holidays. Christmas Sunday was observ-
ed at the M. E. Church December GOTH :.
Mrs. Martha Hemenway, widow of the late
Willard Hemenway, formerly of this place,
died at the home of her son Marcellus in Con-
cord, Mass, December 10Th, aged 88 years, af-
ter a few hours of sickness. The remains
were brought here for burial in the family
lot in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mr.. Marcellus
Hemenway was in town Saturday, December
18th, to bury his mother. :. Hon. R. F. Dunton
and wife of Belfast were guests of the Nc
Farlands December zOth... Miss Mabel Bry-
ant is clerking for Miller & Hills during the
holiday season.. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Cobb
and daughters Helen and Mary, Rev. and Mrs
Bryant and son Cyprean, were guests of Miss
Bessie Waterman in Appleton Wednesday
evening" December 10TH. J. F. Hall attended
the State Grange in Waterville last week as
delegate from Victor Grange. Miss Mary
McCorrison and Miss Josephine Knight leave
this week for West Upton, Mass.
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