The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-12-23
County Correspondence.

HALLDALE.
The Sunday school will have concert and
Christmas tree Friday evening, December
oath. 800. Peter Harmon of Thorndike has
bought the apples in this vicinity. Price,
81 per barrel. F. c. Lucas of Searsmont
was at j. E. Halls December 18th with load
of apple barrels. Mrs. May and Mrs. Bert
Hall were in Waterville last week. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newell White were in Belfast December
18th. "A. F. Raynes is afflicted with muscular
rheumatism Mrs. E. N. Hall is in Water
vile receiving treatment for her eyes.
JACKSON.
The W C. I. U. at their last meeting voted
to send barrel of apples and large bundle
of clothing, toys and papers, to the Maine Sea-
Coast Mission, to be distributed among the is
lands. They also added new member to
their workers. They gave up the Christmas
tree on account of scarlet fever in the adjoin-
ing towns So. Mrs. Japheth Grant is very sick
at this writing. Mrs. Ruth Wright and Miss
Pearl Chase each had an i'll turn last week..
Mrs. Dora Sanborn is visiting her son in
New York
CENTER mONTVIt LIE.
Miss Viola Twitchetl, who has been in feeble
health for some time, is now confined to her
bed Her sister, Mrs. Henry Payson of Rock
port, is caring for her,. Mrs. Amanda Lowell
fell last week and broke her hip. She was
stopping with her brother, MIR. Harrison Berry,
while her sons wife, Mrs. George Lowell, was
in Boston, where she recently underwent an
operation at the Massachusetts General Hos
pital. Mrs Busher, who has been receiving
treatment at the Deaconess Hospital in Bos-
ton, is expected home the last of this week. -.
Miss Mary Mason and Miss Miriam Bartlett,
teachers in Newton Center, Mass, will spend
the holidays at their homes.
swANvILLE.
Mrs Charles Curtis VINO has been an invalid
for long time, passed away last Saturday
night She was the youngest daughter of Ho-
ratio and Carolyn Mari. Besides her widowed
mother she leaves a husband and two children,
MIR. Chester Curtis of Belfast and Mrs. Arthur
Doliver; one sister, Mrs. Flora Littlefeld, and
one brother, Mr.. Charles Mari of this place, to
mourn their loss....Mr John McKeen of Frank
/
Beals, over Sunday. 49,. Mrs. Carolyn Mari is
gaining rapidly. Mr. r. D. McKeen of Bos-
ton was called home Monday by the illness of
his mother Mrs. S. ]. Beals.. e. Mrs. William
Clements is suffering badly from rheumatism.
Liberty.
Mrs. Ada L. Bachelor is still quite i'll with
the grip. =. The entertainment held last Sat
urday night to raise funds for the Chr istmas
tree was success financially -. The Liberty
| High school is having two weeks vacation.
The principal, Harold Donnell of Bar Harbor,
will spend the two weeks at his home, Mr..
| Donnell's work in the High school has been
greatly appreciated and the school is in con-
dition to meet favorably the criticism of the
State Inspector of High schools when he
makes his visit =. The winter term in the Pri-
mary and Lower village schools began Monday
December 20th with Mary A. Brown and C. M
Aver as teachers.
| SWANVILLE CENTER.
Mr.. Hall is cutting fire wood for Martin Rob-
| ertson.. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bucklin had
boy added to their family last week. H. P
| White worked for Mr.. Gross last week on
carpenter job The camp is occupied by three
men, who are cutting cord wood for the Belfast