The Republican journal., 1908-12-10
County Correspondence.

-. Leonard Hannah of Liberty is the guest of
his brother, Maxwell Hannah. =. Miss Gertrude
French, who has been employed in the Colson
millinery parlors during the fall, is at home
for few days.. Joseph E. Morton, proprie-
tor of the Beach House, has moved with his
family to Vinalhaven, where he is to cut gran
lite during the winter. Many friends of Miss
l.. M. Foster and Mrs Lillian Worcester were
entertained by them at their home on Tuesday
evening The time was pleasantly passed in
playing whist and refreshments were served.
Prizes were won by Miss Mary Coombs and
Capt. Thomas French; consultations; by Mrs.
Everett Dean and Mr. F. l. Andrews. Mrs.
Lucy Pendleton, who is 81 years of age, had a
shock last week which affected her speech,
and at this writing she is slowly failing.
JACKSON.
The Jackson Creamery Association held their
annual meeting December 4th at the Grange
Hall. Many of the stockholders with their
families arrived in the forenoon and pleasant
hour was passed meeting old friends. At noon
fine dinner was served by the ladies' and
about 60 did ample justice to the dalntles set
forth. At one o'clock the meeting was called to
order by the president,F H. Brown. Reports of
officers were read, and accepted and following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Board of Directors, John Morse, d. H. Dodge.
j. H. Chase, Carl Kicker, F. H. Brown M. 5.
Hatch C. H. Boyd; Clerk, J. H. Mckinley;
Treasurer, E. D. Tasker; Auditor Of bills, W. E.
Gould, The business being completed short
program was listened to, and at the close
every one seemed to be well pleased with the
day spent and enthusiastic for the future of
the creamery The High school held a So
cial and supper December LIST and a fine time
was enioyed and nice bit added to their fin
ancial account Mrs. Lizzie Curtis is visit
| ing at Weston Jewetts Lowell Zwicker other
wise known as Tommy, has gone to Winter
port where he has employment for the
winter.
| SWANVILI Z CENTLK.
Last week it was so warm that the rose
bushes and shrubs was leafng out, but Sunday
morning the thermometer registered just Zero
... Ernest Roberts of Monroe is stopping at
Mrs Beals' and attending school. Miss Eth
elyn Moody, who is at home SICK is GONZALES
A1A~AAAo>' SN~N-
of Mrs WILDER Braley. Chester Knowlton of
Monroe, who was hurt in Clements & knowl-
tons hay press, is gaining quite fast. .... Mrs.
VIM Clements is on the sick list. .... Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Riley spent the week end in Jack
son and attended the quarterly meeting $500.
Mrs Nickerson, who went to Hampden to spend
Thanksgiving with Ger daughter, is dangerous
III ,,d how Jaurhtar Mrs VIM Damn has
been in Hampden for week to help the train
ed nurse care for her. Her many friends hope
to see her able to be at home again, =, Charlie
Clements of Searsport spent the weekend with
Ralph Robertson. 49,. Will Evans is building a
camp and is to cut cord wood for Harry Glenn
ents. -. Foster Small has gone to Burlington,
Vermont, to attend a medical school. Mrs.
Carrie Cunningham is keeping house this Win
ter for Mrs. Nehemiah Smart, who is in Cali
fornia. Hon. A. E. Nickerson shipped a car
load of hay from Waldo Station the first of the
week :. Benjamin Knowlton and Mrs. Letitia
Howard were married recently Their friends
extend congratulations. -. Mrs. Caroline Dow
is visiting her son, Enoch c. Dow, at the Head
of the Tide, Belfast. 80. Mr. and Mrs. George
Evans visited his brother, Walter Evans, Sun
day.
MORRILL,.
Miss Lizzie Coombs of Waldo spent few
days lately with her aunt, Mrs. c. E. Brown.
-. Miss Ada Webster of Waldo is visiting
Goldie Patterson. The High school enjoyed
supper and social at the grange hall last
Friday evening. 1.-THE Ladies' Aid met last
Thursday, all day, with Mrs. 7. R. Cushman,
working for Mrs. Mile Place. A fine dinner
was provided. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. T. N. Pearson. William Blodgett has
closed his house at Merriam S Mills and moved
on to the Uriah T. Rowe place, near Belmont,
for the winter. Mildred and Arvilla Daggett
from Belfast visited relatives in town recently.
-. The recently elected patriotic instructor
of Thos. H. Marshall Post G. A. R., is urging
teachers and pupils of our schools to float the
Stars and Stripes over schoolhouses every
suitable day, agreeably to the statutes OF
Maine. 1t is understood generally that teach
ers and school officials have been remiss in
this duty. The funeral of Mrs. Frances
Hoffses was held at the church November
26th, at D. M, Rev. David Bracket officiat-
| ing She was the WIDOW OF Adonlram HORSES,
a veteran of the Civil War, and was living
with her son Charles. A daughter, Mrs Cora
Phinney from Haverhill, Mass, will spend the
winter with her brother. Last week several
of our young men took the initial steps toward
the organization of band Herman Merriam
was elected President Justin Merriam, Vice
President, A. B. Hatch, Treasurer, and w. E.
Jones, Secretary. Quite a number of the in
struments of former band may easily be
secured, and as those who are interested in it
mean business success is assured.
| APPLETON.
The fair and entertainment held Saturday
evening in Riverside hall by the ladies of
Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge was very sue
cessful affair in every respect. On either side
of the hall booths for the sale of the various
articles extended from the entrance to the
stage The candy booth, ETC., occupied po-
stion in the middle of the floor near the en-
trance and attracted much attention, as it was
one of the prettiest booths in the hall. The
following program was rendered: chorus by a
double quartette; recitation by Marie Keller;
tableau, Evening Star; song by Joe B. Gushee;
recitation by Mrs. Lizzie McCorrison; tableau,
Goddess of Liberty; song by Rosie Gushee in