The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-12-16

Daniel Haskell Of Stonington il in town for !.
few days. =. The town schools closed Fr;d.,,
Tor q short vacation. :. Mr.. and Mrs. G W
Nealey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tasker Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Clement, family and guests attend.
ed a party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Hopkins in Monroe Monday evening. ). Mr..
and Mrs. Morton D. Nealey have moved into
their new home, which they have repaired and
improved since buying. :. Robert Haroul and
Miss Rae Monks of Dexter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Edna Harquil. returned home
Wednesday. -. The North Waldo Pomona meet.
ing at o. Gardner grange hall Wednesday was
largely attended. Many attended the Re-
bekah fair in Monroe Thursday evening. :.
Miss Florence Cole visited Miss Gertrude Con-
ant last week, and Friday evening delightful
whist party was given in her honor After
playingwhist one and one half hours ice cream,
cake and coffee were served and the remainder
OF the evening was passed with vocal and in
, strumental music. Mrs. C. B, Jewett has re-
turned home from few days visit with her
friend Mrs. James McGregor in Newburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Smith of Newbure
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Nealey Sunday.
| CENT? r MONTvILLE.
| Owing to serious illness, Mr. Charles Swasey
of Newburyport, Mass, will be unable to take
the Volney Thompson place, which he bar
gained for last spring. The place is still for
sale. Mr.. Thompson will continue his carriage
business for the present. Mr. Frank Brad
of i,,f los
| ing lambs =. The weather continues mild for
| the season. Miss Alice Lowell reports having
had dandelion greens and radishes from their
garden last week. .Perley Allen is taking
orders for Christmas goods Miss Inez Bar
ker is at Mrs. E. B, Lunt's in Belfast Mrs.
Lunt has young son.. Mrs. Horace Barker
is with her daughter, Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs
Pearl Berry went to Boston last Friday to visit
her sisters. Union Harvest Sewing Circle
met with Mrs. F. A. Cushman last Thursday,
with large number present. A baked bean
dinner was served, with apples and candy on
the side, =. Miss Avis Myrick of Halldale was
the guest of Mrs. F. A. Cushman last week.
Mrs. R. M. Carter is on the sick list.
Mrs. E. B. Bean visited her sister, Mrs.
Ephraim Hall, in Knox last week. :. Mrs. L.
F. Arey is in Thorndike' on account of illness
in the family of her daughter Mrs. S. S. Jor-
dan =. Mrs. Vesta Barker will pass the winter
at Arnold Turner's.... George A. Palmer of
Liberty visited his mother, Mrs. Clara B.
Palmer, and other relatives here, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Thurston of Knox were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bean Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Myrick of Haldale
were at F. A. Cushman's Sunday. Frank
Oxten was accidentally shot recently while
rabbit hunting. With other boys he was in
| Lowell Choate's pasture and fired at rabbit.
Arthur Fuller fired at the same rabbit from
another direction and one shot struck Frank
his hand, and twelve shot struck him on his
legs, some passing through. Harold Mehuren
| took him home with a team and Dr. Ramsay
was called, removed the shot and dressed his
| wounds. He is comfortable, but quite lame.
ION the new telephone line from w. P.
Jones' to Oscar Cushman's, distance of three
miles, the poles were all set last week and the
wire and boxes will be in place very soon.
Those who share in the expenses and have in
strumentS are W. t. Jones, j. W. wentworth,
Allen Goodwin, Geo. Edmunds, W. D. Tasker,
Darius Cain, Perley Jacquth, Merrill and Geo.
Gordon, Frank Cushman, M. M Wentworth
J. j. Clement, Thomas Smith, Oscar Cushman
and at the store of Clement, Cushman & Co.
The line is to be extended. Everett Bennett
took out eleven telephone boxes on this same
road last week, on the line known as the Lib
erty and Belfast line. George Edmunds
went to Albion last week. He bought board
saw which he will put in his work shop.
VIM. c. Thompson of Rhode Island, who has
been at Eliza Warehouses; recruiting from a
fever, is now visiting his brother in South
Montville.