The Republican journal., 1908-03-26
County Correspondence.
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SOUTH MONTVILLE.

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SOUTH MONTvILLE.
Nena Randall and Mary Martin are at
tending the spring term at Freedom Acad-
envy. Mrs. |. ). Bartlett attended the
dance at Center Montville last week. >. Mrs.
z. a. Dnslow visited her sister, Mrs. o. T.
Fuller, in Camden last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence iioweS visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Davis, last Sunday.
sMITHTON (FreedomD
Ephraim Bragdon and son will load
another car at Thorndike with potatoes,
this week .....M Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzzell
of Albion visited at M. E. Busher's recent
iy....J. F. Downer, who has been ill, is
better. Charles Colby and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. l. O. Bartlett last Sunday;....
Mark Busher and Everett Ever have been
hauling logs to Fred Greeiey's mill.
MONTvILLE.
Amos Drawn sold horse recently to
another of Sandford Bros. of Liberty::.....
A. K. Boynton and f. j. Boyhton, Il. L.
Jordan and A. D. Baker are rushing bust
ness saving barrel stock at l. ID. Grams
mill 80. Amos Drawn is making repairs ON
his tenement house that P. l.. Bartlett re-
move in at once. IS. L. Bagley recently
filed his ice-hOuse with the best ice he ever
cut from the mill pond.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs L. D. Berry left by train for Boston
March 9th, for IA three weeks visit with
relatives. Miss Faustna Harding, after
spending week with her mother, Mrs. w.
G. Harding, returned to Worcester, March
9th. Jerry Harding arrived home from
Worcester, Mass, March 18th. The many
friends here of Mrs. P. NJ. CHM Of Worces-
ter, Mass, will be glad to hear that she is
improving from her critical illness. ...".Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Hooper of Bangor and Mr..
and Mrs. Stimson Hooper OF Bucksport
visited Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Holbrook several
days recently. .....J. A. Brewster returned
to his home in Camden March II n.
SWANyILLE CENTER
Miss Ollie Marden, who had just come
come from the hospital where sine had the
measles, was obliged to return and have an
operation performed for an abscess III the
head. She is doing as well as could be ex-
pected Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. {.
Marden, will Stay with her until all danger
is past. E. II. Littlefieid has bought an
Edison graphophone.. Z. A. ROBERTSON
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Louise
Robertson returned to her home in Frank
fort Suniay.... Andrew Moore and wife of
Frankfort visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mari Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ii. {. Gun
niugham have been with their daughter,
Mrs. Z. H. Littleteld, the past week.
CENTER MoNTvILLE.
Mrs Rosetta Price of Rockport is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Adelia Keller. MIR.
Keller went to Rockport after her. She
will remain but a few weeks in town..
George Edmunds has started up his gaso
lene engine and is cutting up the wood piles
for the neighbUrS... Mrs. Cora Jones went
to North Montvile last Monday to visit her
mother, DIR. }. b. Darling of Belfast
was called to Frank Norton's March 18TH.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Payson of Knox
urday and sunday. .......J. w. Wentworth
was badly famed last week by stepping on
rusty nail....E +. II. Thompson saw a large
flock of robins last Sunday. Wild geese
We're seen going north the same day.
APPLETON.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gushee of New York
We're guests recently 70 Mr. and Mrs. 5. }.
Gusliee.. Golden Rod Rebekah lodge, l. 0.
o. f., conferred the degree on nine candi-
dates Wednesday evening, March l1th. The
exercises in the hall were followed by nice
supper served in the banquet hail, to which
a large company sat down. Albert Gushee
shipped seven cars of potatoes from Union
last week. f. NJ. Leonard of Boston was
the consignee. There were 1900 bushels in
the lot... Waterman's orchestra played for
d dance in the Grange Hall Thursday even
ing -. The funeral of Mr.. c. F. Wentworth
was held March 18th at his late residence
Rev. G. A. Chapman officiated and the in
terment was in the family lot in the Friends
Cemetery. Robert 5. keene of North APP
peton died March 10Th after an illness of
several weeks. He was 90 years old.
BURNHAM.
Mercy d. Pckard, life long resident of
this place, died at the home Of her sister,
Mrs Amelia Gould, in Lewiston, March 18th.
Her remains were brought to this place for
burial. The deceased was about 20 years
of age and had been in failing health for
several years =. Shedding on the roads in
this vicinity is now thing of the past...-
Porter Klmball of Hartland has been work.
ing for his father, MIR. VIM. IL. Kimball,
has been suffering for the past winter with
eczema, is very feeble at this writing. The
teams, about u in number, that have been
employed by Fred Fletcher the past winter,
have left the job and returned to their
homes A large amount of lumber still re-
mains at the yards that will not be hauled
the present winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hathorn of Detroit made very pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ii. Kimball
March 13th... Mr.. Orrin harrington of Fort
Fairfield will be in town Monday, March
16th, fer weeks visit with his brother Os-
car aud other relatives.
MORRILL,.
Dr. and Mrs. T. N. Pearson were called
to Waldoboro last Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Pearson's uncle, Mr.. Allie
Mears, formerly of this town. His remains
were brought to Morrill, cemetery for inter-
ment. -. Rev. c. A. Purdy of Searsmont
gave moving picture entertainment at the
Grange hail last Thursday evening Last
Saturday evening the Poors Mills Beneyo-
lent Club gave an entertainment at our hall,
consisting of dialogues, Rotations, and an
orchestra composed of Ernest Townsend,
Clarence Paul and Ernest Bowen, violinists,
and Justin Merriam cornetist. Mrs. Town
send accompanied on the organ Ice cream
was on sale at the close Of the entertain
ment The club netted about $13. Miss
Rena Cunningham of Belfast is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Roscoe Cross. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Berry were in Waterville last week..
Elbridge Achorn and his grandson, Arno,
visited relatives in Waldobor0 last week 90.
Herman Cross has returned from OronO,
where he took course of study at the
University of Maine. Miss Josie Sim
mons, student at the Higgins Classical
Institute, returned home last Thursday....'
Ernest Higgins, who is teaching in Belfast,
is having a two weeks vacation. 80. Mrs.
Fred Murch of Belfast and Miss Flora
Murch of Camden are visiting their mother,