The Republican journal., 1908-06-25

last Sunday and baptISed three young peO-
ple.... Charles Small and wife of Burnham
visited their cousins, G. S. Small and Mrs
j. E. Hall, last week. .......C. V. Stevenson
was at home from Waterville last Sunday.
.....Rev. and Mrs. ID. Bracket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Written and Mrs. Diantha
Stevenson We're guests at j. E. Halls last
Sunday afternoon.
BURNHAM.
Norman Thurlow, a member of the class
of 'OS, NJ. c. l., is at home for a short vaca-
ton before going to Ocean Park, where he
will be employed for the summer. Minnie
C. Merrithew returned Thursday from Can
terbury, n. b., where she has been visiting
relatives. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Merrithew, and after few
days visit they will go to Ocean Park $50.
George Sullivan of New York City arrived
Saturday, called here by the serious illness
of his father, Patrick Sullivan. Curtis
Winn of Haverhll, Mass, visited several
days last week with his father, Lyman
Winn.. Miss Ida BurrIl, a student at
Castine Normal school, is at home for
short vacation. Mrs. Dora Ripley is visit
ing in Augusta at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. Z. Purinton.
NORTH PALERMO.
The friends here of Miss May Hatch, who
has been at the Philippines the past year
Hatch, have received the announcement of
her marriage in Manila to Lynn Brown, a
prominent business man in Lucena,
Tayabas. Miss Hatch's mother was Mrs.
Mile Rowe Hatch formerly of this place,
who died in 1896. Miss Hatch passed much
of her school life here with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Arnold, and endeared herself to
many, all of whom extend hearty congratu-
latiOns to the young couple.
IsLEsBORO.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson is to be added
to the list OF artists who are to take part in
the concert June 25th, in the town hall.
The tickets are so cents and the hall will no
doubt be packed. 80. The baccalaureate ser
mon written by the late Rev. Geo. E. Tufts
for the senior class of the High school will
be read Sunday morning, June Dist, at the
Second Baptist church, by the Rev. DR..
Prall of Albany, n. Y. DR.. Prall and wife
have been in Europe for over two years. He
has summer home at Dark Harbor and
was a friend of Mr. Tufts. The drama,
Breezy Point, was repeated Saturday even
ing to 4 well filled house. The proceeds
We're S4L30, which will he devoted to gradu
atiun expenses.
sWANNILLE CENTER.
Watson Robertson picked quite a lot of
field strawberries June sth... MIR. and Mrs
Jauristou Nichols of belfast are visiting
her parents. MI ana MIS-. lldIl lSou Cui-
ninghanl. and MI. Nichols is doing the
mason work on Henry Nickerson's house.
Leroy Mckeen is at work for Leroy
BatcheldOr OF Brooks. Bernard knOW-
ton has returned from ohaWmut, Mass,
where he has worked for two years, and is
working for Forest KnoWlton pressing hay.
... Mrs. c. p Dow of Monroe has gone to
Worcester, Mass, to visit her two sonS......
The slonroe base ball team played the Bel
fast team on Swanvile heights Saturday.
The score was IS to in favor of the Mon
roe team........ Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Little
field, Miss Ollie Marden, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Littlefield and children of Waldo and
f. H. Littetield of Swanville Center
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Little
field of Swanville Center Sunday. Miss
Grace McKeen of Woburn, Mass, is visit
ing her father, Isaac McKeen. Mrs. Ann
ter, Mrs ! Mr.. and Mrs. David Win
gate had field Strawberries for dinner Sun
dav.... Mrs Lydia Clements of Monroe is
dressmaking for Mrs. E. A. Robertson......
Mrs. Martin Robertson visited in Searsport
Sunday Clarence Walker is in Massa-
chusetts, where he has employment. ....A
deer was seen in Monroe last Sunday night
and seemed very tame.
MONROE.
Misses Edith and Winifred Chase from
Barring, Maine, are visiting at Franklin
Chases..,. Mrs. Ellis Cooper and two chill
dreu from New York are spending the sum
mer with her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Cooper. Mr.. Horace Weber
is in Boston visiting his daug hters...... Mr..
and Mrs F. l.. Palmer were in Lewiston
last week attending the q. A. Il. meetings.
Miss Linda Chase is at home for short
vacation. ..... NJ. A. Laurence from Alassa-
chusetts is spending few weeks at Free
man Ricker's ST.. The Sunday school cOnven
ton will meet in Monroe, June 3Oth. Key.
C. H. Mckinney of Sear>poIt will speak III
the evening. The Monroe base ball team
met the Belfast team in Swanville, June
18th. The game was 16 to 3 in favor OF
Monroe, and it made the Monroe boys feel
pretty well, after being defeated in other
places. ~ Mrs. Hattie Robinson has been
Visiting her sisteI, Mrs Jane Clement, in
Swanville. 1.-THE Republicans of Monroe
met in caucus at 9 d. M, June 10Th Inc
meeting was called to order by the chairman
of the town committee, F. L. Palmer. f. II.
Putnam acted as secretary. The temporary
organization was made permanent ana r.
A. Tasker, A. ID. Colcord and w. S. Parker
were elected delegates to the State conyen-
ton at Bangor. The delegates to the county
convention were then chosen as follows: f..
A. Littlefield, F. L. Palmer, Joseph Pattee,
Arthur Knights and Henry Weber. The
delegation was instructed to use all honor
able means to secure the nomination OF H.
G. Buzzell, Esq, of Searsport for county
attorney. +. Ii. IuCndll, y. H. Nltcnells
q. b. Dow and j. b. Palmer were elected
delegates to the class convention. 1t was
voted that each delegation should be en-
powered to fill vacancies
JACKSON.
The two Sunday schools of jackson unit
ed and observed Children's Day at the Con
gTegationalist church, June 18th. The
children, with much credit to themselves
and teachers, presented a very pleasing
program 10 large audience. The church
was prettily decorated with flowers and
plants After the concert, Merle, the adopt
ed child OF MT and Mrs. f. w. Wright,
was baptized. Misses Emily and Myra
Brown came home last week to spend their
summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Guss
page held their reception Tuesday evening,
,June 9th, with large crowd present. A
fine treat was given and all had lovely
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Page received many
pretty and useful presents. ... Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Young and little daughter, Marion,
snent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Chase. The Rev. Alfredo Brewster gave
a temperance lecture at the Congregational
church Monday evening, June 18th, and In
the afternoon met with the ladies for the
nurp0se of organizing W. c. I. IT,. Mrs.
Alberta Fletcher is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Laura Chase. Her husband, c. L. Fletcher,
has gone to, Bar Harbor for the summer.
Much sympathy is extended to them on the
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