The Republican journal., 1908-09-10
CENTER MOSTVILLE.


Mrs. Oscar c. Cushman recently en-
tertained her three brothers--Ernest Z.
Bowler of Bethel; WlLfred of Brldg-
ton; Silas E. of Palermo; her uncle, A.
b. Bowler, of Winthrop, and his son,
Miles T. of Los Angeles, California.
They came in E. c. BoWler's touring
car,-Mrs. E. NJ. Thompson and
children went TO Belfast Sunday for a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Wal
| ter S. Darby.-The schools III town
began Aug. 31st with the following
teachers: Whites corner, Miss Lettice
Morse; Plains, Miss WiiheImina East
man Of Liberty; Kingdom, Miss Dora
Brown of Belfast; Netherlands corner,
| Miss Grace Newhall of Liberty; Car
ter, Mrs. Ray Carter, Halldale, Miss
Myrtle Howes OF Searsmont; Vose,
Perley C. Allen; Center, Mrs. Abbie
Ordway of Searsmont.-Mrs. James
! O. Bartlett has gone to Massachusetts
to visit friends Fred Gay has gone
to Omaha, Nebraska.-Fred Plum
mer. Solomon Palmer, and Benjamin
Boynton are ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Gilpatrick and child, who have been
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Volney Thompson, have returned to
Weston.-Mrs. Leonard Cooper and a
party of friends from Belfast are com
| ing to the Cunningham house at the
Kingdom for short stay.-Leslle
Nash has had telephone put into MS
house. Edmunds had his
chimney built over last week. Roscoe
Downer of Liberty did the mason
work. He had the chimney built
double and intends to put i'll furnace.
Justin V. Jackson and wife and
three children are visiting her mother,
Mary Edmunds.-Miss Ruby Oxton
of Belfast, who had been visiting her
brother and sisters at G. b. Thomp-
p. Henry and her mother and Herbert
F. Childs, who have been visiting at
Allen Goodwin's home, have returned
to their homes in Massachusetts,
Winslow Jaquith and family and Allen
Goodwin and family attended the
annual picnic i'll Palermo.-Mrs. 3.
L. Bennett is visiting relatives in
| Middletown, Conn.-Mrs. Charles ..
Jordan and daughter have returned to
South Boston, Amanda Kicker
has returned home from visit with
| Belfast friends. w. r. Merri
thew of Morrill, visited her daughter,
Mrs. p. w. Jaquith, recent y.-Mrs:
, John Moore and her son Preston of
Brooks visited their cousin, Mrs,
Clara b. Palmer, recently. Mrs. Moore
is 81 wears old and the two ladies had
not met for 20 years.-Mrs. LleWellyn
Arey is in Hallowell the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. S. S. Jordan.-George
Plummer, who had been passing his va
cation with his brother,D. b. Plummer,
has returned to Taunton. Mass.-Mr
and Mrs. J. V. Jackson and children OF
Pittsfield, are at G. l.. Edmunds.
LIBERTY.
R.F. Deimel of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
making repairs on his summer nome,
the Lydia Berry farm on the Remission
shore OF Georges Lake.-A large crew
is at work on the State road between
Beaulieu park and Charles Bagley's.
The schools in town began Monday,
Aug. 3lst, with the following teachers:
! Village Primary, Mrs. G. M. Aver;
Lower Village, Mary A. Brown; Pres
colt Davis, Mrs. Geo. McLain; South
Liberty, Eugene Prescott, Washington;
Sherman's Corner, Flora Sherman;
Hostile Valley, Mrs. Winnie Hannah;
Bradstreet, Mildred Ayer.-Mrs. Ad-
die Moore of Lawrence, Mass, is visit
| ing her brother G. W. Cram.-Mrs.
w. L. Bickford of Searsmont called on
friends in town last Week.-Mrs.. Il.
R. Berry and children, visited relatives
at Branch Mills recently.
Mabel Ellis of Medfeld, Mass, was in
town recently renewing old acquaint-
ances.- Strout of Reading,
Mass, was a guest of A. q. Crockett
recently.-Mr and Mrs. M. NJ. Brown
of Lincolnville, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. BenEett.-Our come
dy company is getting up quite repu-
tation as a theatrical organization.
Another crowded house greeted them
at Center Belmont Grange hall last
Tuesday night.-Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Bryan and Master Christy Bryan of st.
Louis, Mo-, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs:
J. J. Walker.--Frank Marden OF
Massachusetts was in town last week
in his auto, calling on old friends.---
Thirty-five of our young people at
tended the dance at Searsmont last
Saturday evening and all enjoyed the
occasion to it's fullest extent.--All
former Palermo residents in town, at
tended the Old Home reunion at Pres
colts Grove, Palermo, and report
much pleasure in meeting so many old
friends. Benner spent last
week in Brewer visiting his brother,
W. A. Benner.-Two of our ardent
fishermen brought in fine string OF
| nickerel last Thursday comprising So