The Republican journal., 1909-12-23
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week. ]
LIBERTY.

NUullty Correspondents.
deferred from last week.
LIBERTY.
Mrs. E. G. Norton and Mrs. Rhoda Benner
have gone to Melrose, Mass. ID. F. Sanborn
is visiting friends in Morrill, -. Mrs. Ada
Bachelor is on the sick list this week -. Miss
Ruth Knowlton is teaching school in Albion.
,.....All are invited to the Christmas tree ex-
ercises at the church on Christmas Eve, Fri
day, December oath, at 7.3O o'clock. 80. The
stores are gaily decorated for the Christmas
holidays and the Christmas spirit seems to be
abroad.
FREEDOM
Miss Winifred Dodge attended the wedding
of her friend Miss Ethel Wardwell in Bangor,
December 9Th, and played the wedding march.
49,. Mr.. Dana Banton visited his sister, Mrs.
Charles Danforth, in Fairfield the past week.
-. Miss Ida Spencer from Belfast is visiting
her friend Miss Bertha Bryant. Mr.. Charles
Thompson has moved into the Charles Bryant
house in Knox. Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Murch
are happy over the arrival of little girl that
come to stay with them Wednesday night,
December sth -. Professor C. E. Richardson
closed very successful term of school Friday,
December 10th. The winter term will begin
Monday, December 9th. Mrs. A. A Thomp
son took her little nephew, Nathan Sylvester
to the Maine General Hospital in Portland last
week to have an operation performed. The
church circle held special meeting with Mrs.
Lewis Murch Thursday afternoon, December
9th, and finished sewing their patch work.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Eugene Trip and two children of
Blacks Corner were in town recently to see
Miss Bertha Partridge about Photographic
work. =. Mr.. Maurice Ames is at home from
Bangor where he has had employment e. Mr..
Freeman Clark. wife and two daughters of
Swanvile, are visiting at Mr.. Ivory Georges
go. Miss Bertha Partridge and Mr.. Herman
Partridge were given surprise party last
Monday evening by the young folks. The
evening was pleasantly spent in card playing
and other games. Mrs. Flora Haley is at
home from Winterport, where she is teaching,
for the holiday vacation -. A runaway horse
The horse was one of Mr.. Will Berry's livery
stable horses and was driven by Mr.. Nelson
the well known agent for the Maccabee Lodge
Mr.. Nelson was about to put him into the
stable at Capt. S. B. Littlefeld's when he be-
came frightened and escaped. -. The farmers
meetings at the Roberts schoolhouse are in
teresting and well attended. Mr.. Herman
Do
this vicinity who has a solid colored coon kitten
for sale... Mr.. c. N. Staples, the meat man for
Searsport village, had 1856 pounds of pork on
hand recently and a large amount of beef,
lamb and veal He also sells poultry. Mr..
Staples is very popular and does large amount
OF business in this line at all seasons.
WfSTERrOkT.
The play Union Depot" which was present.
ed at Union Hall last Tuesday evening, was
greatly enjoyed by an appreciative audience.
The play was very amusing and all the parts
We're well taken. 49,. The ladies' of the Burr
Club connected with Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
held sale of fancy and useful articles at their
hall last Thursday afternoon and evening, and
patronized. 80. Mrs Mary A Haley left last
week for few weeks visit with her daughter
in Hartford Conn. F C. Young and family,
who planned to leave for Boston last week,
were detained on account of the illness of Mrs.
Young. Misses Hazel and Ruth Young. who
have been visiting in Portland returned home
Saturday ..... Gerald Atwood of Eastport is
~, Al T
Atwood. 49,. R. G. Williams has returned IRON
Fort Kent, where he has been employed for
the past few months, and will spend the winter
at home..... Mrs. Kirby of Boston is spending
the winter at the home of Mrs. F. N. Eaton. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Gould have returned from
a visit of several weeks in Boston and New
York. =. Mrs. 0. S Erskine and son Harry have
gone to Maiden, Mass, for visit with her
brother, Herbert E. Brier. Sheriff Amos F.
Carleton of Belfast was IN town on business
last week. Mr. J. W. Maxwell of Sabattis is
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. r. D. Martin
So. Mrs Lolita ]. Darling and her friend, Miss
Addie Lowe of Springfield, Mass. have been
at the Commercial House for the past few
days Mrs. Darling did not open her pretty
home, as it is closed for the winter
FRA>KFORT
C. S. Newcomb, B. & A. station agent, who
was taken to the Eastern Maine General hospi-
tai in Bangor, Monday, December g. suffering
from a sudden attack of appendicitis, under
went a successful operation and his many
friends are glad to learn that rapid recovery
is expected. John Battles is attending to the
duties of the B. & A. station agent during Mr.
Newcomb's absence. Mrs. Sarah Rogers ard
Mrs. Emma Hardy, who were called here by
the death of Capt. Hill Rogers, have returned
to their home in East Milton, Mass. Horl.
pcirca has a.atl1r,nad from 11rael1,S trim