The Republican journal., 1909-05-06
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Leslie Dean and son Roscoe of Northport
spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Marie
Dean Capt. Jasper Drinkwater and family
of Rockland have moved into Capt. Lndsey's
house at the Trap Llewellyn Pendleton has
gone to Connecticut. where he is employed or
a power boat. Capt. Edgar Carver has re-
turned to New York -, Edgar Clark is on
visit at New Hampshire Ernest Monroe
Of Reading, Mass. is visiting his parents, Mr.
ter went on Monday nights boat to Massachu-
| sets to visit relatives, and later on to New
| Hampshire to visit friends. Miss Marion
Gould returned home this week, as Mrs. Marie
Dean is much improved.
WALDO STATION.
The schools instown began April Goth with
teachers as follows: Sadie Cummings, Whit
comb; Lizzie Coombs, Station; Bessie Ncker-
son, Sheldon; Mrs. R. jackson, Evans; Mrs. E.
Clements, Paul. Mr.. E. G. Cummings is very
sick at this writing. -. Ollie Jones, who has
been stopping with Mrs. Hussey for the past
six weeks, went to her mothers, Mrs F. Brown,
in Swanville, Sunday, May End. =. John Bach
elder is doing carpenter work at Warren John
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. E. johnson, who have
been visiting relatives in town, went to Brooks,
April 18th, where they have a rent. 30. Clyde
! Clifford of Unity has been in this section buying
potatoes and has just sent carload to Provi-
dence. He paid S5c bushel. 80. Ira Flanders
of Knox bought a horse of Warren johnson
last week.. Levenseller Bros. lost valuable
mare last Thursday. A new road machine
for this town, the American Champion, arrived
at the Station April 2Sth. :. Mrs. Sarah Elwell
loaded car of hay for Belfast Fuel & Hay Co.
Thursday.
lINCoLNvILLE
L. N. Gilkey and Frank Berry of Dark Har-
Dor were in town Sunday. They came over
in Capt. Bartons motor boat. Myron Fro
hook and Ed Carver have gone to New FORK,
where they have employment on a steam
yacht. Della May Richards returned to Cam
den Monday where she has employment
Russell P. Ames, who has been in Rockland
and South Thomaston the past week on bust
ness, retuned home Tuesday Mr.. Hart,
representing The T. A. Huston Co of Auburn,
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. I. E. Gushee
and Mrs. Alton French of Camden called on
friends in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Gilberte arrived at Melody Manse Tuesday for
the summer. Mrs. Frank Pendleton who has
been visiting her parents in Belmont, returned
home Thursday F. J. Coombs and his friend
Sunday.
APPLETON.
Jesse Wentworth has begun work on barn
to be 40xs0 feet Edwin R. keene is also
building barn which will be 4Ox5O feet -.
Fred Davidson is making quite extensive re-
pairs on his Canal street house and L . The
boys, with an occasional adult, have been max
ing some pretty good catches of fish in the
Georges river. A few trout have been taken
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinckney have closed their
house at Gushee's Corner and gone to New
York for an indefinite stay. Our village
schools began Monday with Mrs Annie Viii
Of
Taylor in the Primary department. Miss
Mildred Wentworth is teaching in North
Searsmont Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleason of
Union were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Pease Mrs. Ella Perry has returne d
from visit of one week with her daughter in
Rockport.. Mrs. Annie Lincoln. who has been
housekeeper for G. H. Page during the winter,
has returned to her home in Searsmont.
Mrs. Foss Murray is in Rockland, where she is
receiving medical treatment
SEARSMONr
A. G. Caswel and c. Q. Brown made bust
ness trip to Thomaston last week. Mrs. E.
F. Wells of Belfast will be at the Townsend
House, Searsmont, from Monday, May 10th, to
Saturday, May 18th, with large assortment of
trimmed and untrimmed hats. Miss Emily F.
Miller has returned to Belfast after few
weeks stay at home. The schools in town
began May 3rd with the following teachers:
Village, Miss Annie Wellman and Miss Eta
Laury; North Searsmont, Miss Mildred Went
worth; Severance district, Miss Nellie Greer;
South Montville, Miss Nettie Ramsey; Mariner
district, Miss Mertie Morse; Mountain district,
Miss Lula Ames... Mrs. Annie Lincoln has re-
turned home for the summer. A B. Ripley
lost very valuable COW last week. . "A very
quiet Wedding took place at the home of Mrs
Emma Tayler Wednesday evening, April 2Sth,
when her only daughter, Blanche H., was uni
ted in marriage to Mr.. Harry E. Browne of
Newport, Rhode Island, Rev. c. H. Bryant of
floating. Miss Taylor is one of Searsmonts
fairest and most popular young ladies. Mr..
Browne is purser on steamer General of the
Wexford line. The happy couple left Mon
day morning for a wedding trip to New York.
Their future home will be in Newport, RI
SWANvILLE.