The Republican journal., 1908-10-29


gun work on the extension of their line.
The new piece to be built will run from
Cars Corner to Mitchell Delaney's and from
Fords Corner to the residence of C. H. Ar
mold. 900. Rev. E. E. Morse has rented the
Howard and Handy farm buildings and will
move in as possible. -. McDougall
Bros. have hired naphtha tugboat to move
their logs down Beech pond to thu mill. They
began saving last week.
SEARSMONT,
Levi Black is to move his family into the
Brown tenement. :. Mrs NJ A. Fowler has re-
turned from three weeks visit in Boston. e.
j. E. Mcfarland visited friends in Camden and
Rockport last week.. Miss Helen Cobb of
kents Hill made brief visit home October
18th. Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Robinson of Rock
land were guests of the Mcfarland sisters
October oath and 25th. Two candidates were
received into the Methodist Episcopal Church
by letter October 18th. Irwin Toothaker has
returned from Colville, Washington. Mrs
Annie Lincoln has returned from a visit in
Cherryfeld. Rally day was observed by the
Sunday school October 25th. . Miss Ella M,
Adams, Concord, Mass, has placed fine piece
memory of her father and mother
LlNCOLNvJLLE.
About thirty young friends of Master Guy
Carver rendered him surprise party last Tues
day evening. The time was pleasantly passed
in playing games. An organ solo was given by
Miss Bessie Fernald. Mrs Orria E. Ames is
visiting friends in Sargentville, Me-. Mr. O.
E. Ames has gone to New York, where he will
be the guest of his brother, Mr.. Allison Ames.
.....M Mrs. Gilbert Coombs, Mrs A. E. Mac
Dougall, Mrs. J. P. Splidoff of Providence, R.
L., are stopping at Juniper LODGE" Mrs.
George D. Wheeler of Woodfords Me-, has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Martha Math-
ews.. Miss Mae B. Pendleton is visiting
friends in Rockland.. Mr.. Leon E. French and
Miss L. H. Gibson of Kittery, Me-, spent the
past week with Mr.. French's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred French. Mr.. and Mrs Marseilles
Griffin have returned home after short visit
in Brockton Mass.
FKEEDOM.
dates OF the sale were set for Nov 18th and
18th. There will be an entertainment for one
evening and supper for the other Fancy
articles, aprons, confectionery and produce
will be on sale both days. One of the new
features is the Harvest Home table on which
will be found potatoes, apples cabbages.
beets, turnps, onions, carrots, parsnips, squash,
beans, pickles, preserves, butter and the like.
Plan to lay in your winter supplies from this
table,. 800. Charles Danforth and family are
visiting Mrs. Danforth's brothers, Dana and
Seth Banton. go. Mrs. McGray will entertain
the Ladies' Circle at the home of Mrs. Abbie
Keen on Thursday, Nov. 5th. Two puffs will
be tackled. -. Mrs. A. E. Linscott was in Water
Vile last Saturday on business. &c. Mrs Ellen
Clark of Unity visited Mrs Abbie Keen few
days last week. go. Miss Hazel Sparrow and
brother Roy recently visited their aunt, Flora
Farnham, in Thorndike. Mrs. Edith Say
ward and daughter of Burnham visited her
mother, Mrs. Flora Ward, the past week
The Sophomore class of Freedom Academy
held very enjoyable social at the G. A. R
hall last Friday evening.
MORRILL,.
A very sad accident occurred last FRIDAY
morning at j. F. Vickery's. One John Jones,
who has been at work for Mr. Vickery, at
tempted to kindle the kitchen fire with small
can of kerosene. It exploded, covering him
manner. He was carried to the Waldo County
Hospital in Belfast, where he died at D. m.
that day. He came to Morrill, from Massachu-
sets and has relatives here. 1t is thought
that the name of Jones was assumed and that
John Shea was his real name. He was buried
in Grove Cemetery, Belfast, Monday Rev. AL
bert E. Luce of the Methodist church max
Herman Wood and family started for Montana
last week. Mr.. Percy Mears from Waldoboro
visited in town last week. =. The good friends
of Everett Nash furnished shingles and put
them on his buildings last week. Our young
people held social with clam stew supper at
the Grange Hall last Saturday evening. ). The
Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs. Eta Jack
son this, Thursday, afternoon. :. The village
schools have been taking vacation this last
two weeks, but will begin the winter term next
Monday, with Mr.. H. S. Coombs of Egypt,
Me- teaching the High school, and Mrs. F. S.
Hall of Searsmont the Primary. Miss Phebe
Cross is teaching in No. g.. Rev. C. v. French
and family, who have been connected with our
Sunday school and church work the past year,
moved this week to West Rockport.
TROY.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wyman are to be con-
graduated. little daughter came to their
home Oct oath. 90. The Ladies' Aid meeting
with Mrs. Lettie Hollis has been postponed
until Nov. 4th.. "A pleasant Sunshine meeting
was held with Mrs. Gertie Cook, Oct. 22nd. A
very pretty quilt was finished and presented to
Miss Ellen Shaw, an invalid, for whom all have
much sympathy..... T. w. Halves met with a
painful accident Friday, cutting his leg and
bruising the bone. The wound required medi-
cal attendance and several stitches were taken.