The Republican journal., 1908-04-30

| n. Brown and daughter Josie were in town
| April 18th. Edith Nelson of Palermo spent
the past week with Mrs. Wescott. 49, The
dinner given by the sisters Of Dirlgo Grange
| April 18th was well patronlzed. The pro
ceeds were SIS DR.. A. NJ. Small was IN
| Belfast on business April 14th.. Alden
| Woods of Whtefeld was in town April 18th
| .....Mr. and Mrs. George Worth have
| returned to their home in Unity to stay
through the summer months... Mr. Ru1us
Aver has returned after spending few
days with relatives and friends in Portland
and Boston. .... Miss Wiuifred Dodge, who
was reported i'll last week, is improving
slowly. Mrs. Cora Spinney is still caring
for her. The A. a. AS met with Mrs. Eu-
nice Plummer Friday evening, April 18th.
They read the life of Bret fiarte, after
which they enjoyed a very fine treat FUR
nished by Mrs. Plummer. Mr. King, the
insurance agent from Monmouth, Maine,
was in our village the past week. Quite a
number took out accident policies A hne
Easter cantata, 1.-The Risen King" is being
prepared to be presented Sunday evening,
April 26th. The coach for the base ball
team, Mr. Manter of Bowdon College, ar
rived in town Monday, April goth: MISS
Bertha Bryant began her school in Albion,
April Goth. Mr.. Charles Flye has hired
Mr.. Walter Bessey's place for two years. 80
Miss Edith Lawrence is dreSsmak1ng lor
Mrs. Martha Fuller and her sister,. MI
D. ~
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Fred Nichols
.....Mr. Berton Field of Watervilp, one Of
the workmen on the dormtory, was taken
very sick April 18th, and was sent to the
hospital in Bangor. Knowles Bangs, Janl-
tor of the Clough Veteran Association build
ing, was in Unity, April 10th. 49,. Phil VIII
iams was away on business April 18TH
TROY.
Joseph Giley, father of Mrs. Louisa Ben
nett, died last Week at her home, where for
several years he had lived. His age was SO
years and II months. The remains We're
taken to his former home in Augusta for
burial IL. j. Wright spent several days in
Pitts1ield last week, where he underwent
surgical treatment for his head. DR.. Griffin
performed the operation Jacob Waning
and family have moved to the Fairfield
place. :. Ernest Fernald has moved to his
new home on "Bagley HILL which he pur-
chased of Charles Smith. .....Mr and Mrs.
Walter Hill, no have been spending sever
al weeks with relatives in town, returned
last week to their home in western Massa-
chuSetts.... A telephone has been installed
in the home of Harry Rollins.... Braddock
Hatha way, a former resident of Troy, died
last week at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
j. Fl. Campbell, in Plymouth His age was
49, The ntermeut was in the Hathaway
burying ground near his former home in
Troy 49,. The Christian Endeavor Society
held Easter services at the Church Sunday
afternoon. The church was beautifully
decorated and the meeting, led by Mr.. Rowe,
the teacher OF the High schGol, was very in
terestiDg. The Turner Center Creamery
Co. have purchased the house knoF.n as
''the Sam Conner place." and Ned Carleton,
who drives the milk team, will move there
with his family. ...Mr. and Mrs. A. c. My
rick and Mr.. and Mrs L. b. Harding were
in Dixmont last week to attend the funeral
I,.,ir Nrs I ha
High school will hold graduating exercises
at the church the evening of April 30, if not
pleasant, May H.. Teachers of the summer
schools are as follows: Cooks Corner, An
gle Garcelon Beech Hill, Mrs. Arthur Cum
bingham; Rogers Corner, E>telle hitaker !;
Barker District, Ethel Stone; Bagiey Hill,
Ethel PrentiSS; Troy Corner, Laura Pratt.
....Mlk inspectors from Pittsield called on
Troy farmers last week.. Roy Libby of
Burnham was in town Friday.
WINTERPORT.
Thomas Lang arrived in town from Bos-
ton and is staying with his family. Mrs.
b. f. Bessey is spending few weeks with
Mrs. Elmer Clements. Mrs. Carrie Hardy
has left the Eastern Maine General Hospi-
tai and is visiting a friend in Bang0r....
Mrs. Della Nealley, Mrs. w. }. and Mrs. E.
n. Bartlett spent Friday in Monroe where
they were guests of Mrs. Frank Chase.
Geo. Newcomb spent few days in Bangor
and Bucksport last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. j. Fish entertained company Saturday
and Sunday....W. A. Thompson and Mrs.
S. C. Thompson visited Mr.. and Mrs ID. III.
York and MIR and Mrs. }. S. Fish Saturday
and Sunday. They will leave here Thurs
day for Washington, d. G., where they will
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
The entertainment and dance at West Win
terport Friday was well attended, was a
most ENJOYABLE occasion and netted a good
sum There will be a ball at the same place
May 1st.. School began at Whites Corner
teacher. The Easter concert held in the
Methodist church Sunday evening, April
10Th, gave much enjoy ment TO the large audi
ence that filled the church. The children
had a prominent part and much credit is
due those who made up the program and SO
patiently drilled the children. The church
quartet rendered beautiful music, and the
duett by Miss Marie WardWel and Joshua
Treat, and a solo by Joshua Treat were
much appreciated. ......... Mrs. benjamin
Thompson is in Boston visiting frlends.....
Mrs. Ellen Littlefeld arrived home from
Boston on the steamer City of Bangor, Sat
urday. Charles Bryer returned from
HOulton Saturday where he has been at
tending the session OF the East Name Con-
ference Mrs. c. &. Moody had her exhi-
bition of spring ana summer millinery w ed
nesday and Thursday, April Is and IS. An
Easter entertainment and ball was given in
Union hall Monday April goth for the bene-
fiji of the Senior class of the High School,.
Mrs James Freeman was called to NAL
den, Mass, Monday, on account of the i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Erskine. 49,. Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Hackett and family. have
moved into the Capt. Joseph Eldridge house.
49,. Mrs Harry Hill of Searsport has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dryer. The
Class parts have been assigned in the High
school as follows: Salutatory,. Philip War
rem Goodnow History, John Herbert Nor
gan Prophecy, Mary Alice Atwood Ora
ton to Undergraduates, Erlon Victor Grim
Minis; Valedictory, Earle Stanley Lougee;
Essays, Agnes Hughes, Ernest George
Kingsbury, Angie Lane, Ralph Roscoe Per-
kjps, Leo Lewis Wheelden.
To have perfect health we must have per-
feet digestion, and it is very important not
to permit of any delay the moment the
stomach feels out of order. Take some
thing at once that you know will promptly
and unfailingly assist digestion. There is
nothing better than Kodol for dyspepsia,
Indigestion, sour stomach, belching OF gas
and nervous headache. KOdol is natural
J:-.a4on% o,d will diunst what Won eat