The Republican journal., 1909-10-07
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Mrs. C. v. Richards Of Reading, Mass. is
visiting relatives here. -. E. Hall took trip
to Augusta, Lewiston and Lisbon, last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hall of Lowell, Mass, are
visiting relatives here :. job Clement is very
feeble His daughter, Mrs. c. M. Clement OF
Lowell, Mass, is with him. IF. c. Lucas Of
Searsmont, was at j. E. Halls, October 9Th. -.
The storm last week was the heavlest'on rec
ord at this time of the year. People are try
ing to dig their potatoes, but the ground is SO
very wet it is difficult to run the digger. i.
WEST FRANKFORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Moore and son visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore. recently. 80.
Mrs. Fred Thayer is in Dixmont caring for her
mother, Mrs Sprague, who is very sick....
Mrs. Charles Holmes is in Belfast, where she
has employment :. Mrs. Hannah Ward and son
Edgar from Thorndike are visiting at Raymond
Wards Andrew Moore is in Searsport village
installing the instruments for the M. & B.
Telephone Co... Clifton Ward and daughter
Lila, from Sangerville, and Elbridge Ward
from Lowell Mass, were called here last week
by the death of their father, Mark Ward. .
The many friends of Mark Ward will learn
with regret of his death, September 29th, at
the home of his sons, Edgar and Raymond
Ward of this place. Saturday, October End,
the family accompanied the remains to Sears
port, where the funeral was held at his old
home. Mr.. Ward leaves six children-Clifton
of Sangerville, Elbridge of Lowell, Mass, Ed
rho for hair
father the past year, Mrs. Fred Moody of Mon
roe and Mrs. Perley Andrews of Searsport.
Sympathy is extended to them in their hour of
sorrow
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Union Harvest Grange will hold a fair at
Center Montville, October 18th. Dinner will
be served in the dining room. The EXHIBITS will
be in the Grange hall and the town house. A
good time is anticipated. Miss Eta Thomp-
son and her niece, Ethel went to Waterville last
Saturday for short visit Miss Fanny Frye
and Miss Pratt went to Boston on Friday
nights boat and will visit friends in Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island. Miss Varney accom-
panied them as far as Boston. Robert Gay
returned to Tewksbury last week. Mrs. w.
Lunt and daughter left for their home in Boston,
Monday. Farmers are busy picking apples and
hope for fair weather. Mr. Charles D. Walk
Der of Seattle, a son of Mr.. Charles Walker
formerly of Liberty, called on Mr.. James o.
Bartlett, an old friend of his father, last Mon
day. Mr.. Walker and wife are spending few
days with his cousin, Mr.. Daniel Mcfarland of
Netherlands Corner. -. Mr.. Thomas Erskine
and Mr.. E. Bean returned from Belfast last
Saturday, having been there for the past two
weeks attending court. :. Solomon Palmer is
getting ready to make repairs on his house.
He will put in new windows and doors and
new finish, and paint it white. :. West P Jones
and J. W. Wentworth bought Ira Grams apples
on the trees and picked them last week. The
apple crop is quite good in this locality -.
James Bartlett bought 100 apple barrels of
Fred Lucas last Monday. Solomon Palmer
went to Dixmont last Friday. :. George Ed
munds started out threshing with his machine
last Monday. There will be grand ball at
Fred Aliens hall Tuesday, October 18th. with
music by the four Leahy sisters of Waterville
Lon. Thorndike, manager.