The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-30
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
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STANDPOINT.

STANDPOINT.
Miss Jennie Black returned Sunday from
Boston, where she attended the fall millinery
openings. Mrs. Nathaniel Partridge and Mr..
Harrie Partridge, have been in Northport
| recently for several days.. Mrs. Olive Mer-
rill spent last Thursday in Bangor and Hamp-
den...F F. F. Perkins was at his home for a
| short visit recently. Mrs. Alanson Bowden
and children have returned from visit in
| Guilford. :. Mr.. Ernest Brewer is employed on
| the tug Britannia. -. Fred Harrison and Dawson
| Brewer are in Caribou at work on potatoes.
Miss Vera Rollins left Monday for Stockton.
where she joined Mrs. Charles Devereaux to
| go to New jersey. Miss Fostina Griffin, who
| is teaching school at Bowdens Point spert
last Saturday and Sunday at home. e. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Manson of Bangor, were at their
| cottage last Sunday. Rev. J. A. Alcock, who
has been here for the summer, left Monday for
=, Bangor to resume his studies at the Theo-
| logical Seminary. Miss Marie Grant came
from Bangor last Friday night to remain at
home over Sunday. The baked bean supper
at the hall last Saturday evening was largely
attended and goodly sum was taken. -. Mr..
and Mrs. B. NJ. Eames attended the fair in
| Monroe last week.. Owing to the heavy rain
Sunday there was no service at the church and
| N. C. Partridge spent Monday of last week in
Northport. -. Miss Addie Partridge is in Bucks
port in charge of Miss R. B. Trotti's store
| during her absence in Boston for the fall and
winter millinery. Manley Shute of Prospect
is one of the section crew here during the ILL
ness of Mr.. Green of the Cape. Mrs Fred
Gould and daughter, Miss Gladys Gould, with
friends, left Monday for their home in Milo,
| after a visit at their cottage here.....F +.
Perkins is having a steam heating apparatus
put into his residence and also fireplace,
| which is a great Improvement. The storm
of Sunday and Monday was the worst of the
year in this vicinity.
CENTER MONTVlLEE.
The County Commissioners were in town
last week and approved of the proposed change
in the route of some 25 rods of road between
Elijah Gay S and Fred L. Gay s.. Samuel Place
and family of Morrill, have moved to the John
Coson farm. 1t would be for the towns best
interests if some more energetic men like Mr.
Place could find i. to their advantage to buy
other farms in town that are not being worked
to any extent j.. Clarence Weston of Portland
who has been the guest of ]. L. Bean, returned
home Monday. Mrs. W. w. Lunt and
daughter Harriet, who have been passing the
summer with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Volney
Thompson, will return to Boston the last of this
week. d. Clarence W., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Bean, has been very ill, but is improving. A. D.
Baker recently visited old friends in Albion. y.
Miss Geneva A. Varney starts Friday to visit
Guy Abbott, in Roxbury, Mass. -. Misses
Fanny Frye and Georgia Pratt are to go to
Providence, R. l., next Friday, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Banan.. -. The board of County
F. A. Cushman one day last week. VIM. A.
Bragg of Lincolnville was Mr.. Cushman's
guest the night previous. Lewellyn Keller
was thrown from his carriage one day last
week by his horse becoming frightened by an
automobile. Fortunately he was not much
hurt. A neighbor happened near and stopped
spending ten days with friends in Palermo and
! Albion, returned home the first of this week.
.Gershom Oxtcn is at work for Solomon
Palmer making apple barrels.
Etah-Spell it Backward.
| The development of spirited controversy
over the discovery of the North Pole has called
attention to the fact that the name of the town
w hnt ha stort tod Nyho