The Republican journal., 1909-05-06

-. The A. A. A. club met with Mrs. Eunice
Plummer Friday evening, April 30th. Thew
read the life of ]. G. Holland, after which ice
cream and cake were served. -. Mrs. Katrina
Bryant has returned home after spending
several weeks with her parents in Massachu.
sets :. Charles Tyler, who has been very sick
with the grip and other troubles, is gaining
slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter W. Aver went to
Somerville, Mass, to attend the funeral of
their granddaughter, Helen Aver Marden, Nav
LIST.
MONROE.
Rev. c. H. Mckinney of Searsport will
preach the Baccalaureate sermon at the church
for the Senior class of the High school Sunday,
ma may Sth, at 2So p: m: MT: and Mrs. Guy
ter, April oath. Her mother, Mrs. Lamson
from Freedom, is caring for her. =. The annual
meeting of the w. C. T. U. will be held NAV
TIN with Mrs. F. Chase. L. F. Simpson has a
hne new automobile and is seen on the streets
every day Loyal Rebekah Lodge, No. 90,
observed its 10th anniversary April 28th Mrs.
Bertha Neatly read history of the work dur
ing the past ten years. Mrs. Annie B. Glenn
ents had the prophecy, which was very nice.
II Monroe progresses as she predicted it will
have to rush and hustle and will stand second
to none. REGULATIONS and music completed the
guests were present, and a social followed the
supper. Mrs. Lizzie Haskell entertained the
W. G. 7. U. April 23d. Quite company were
present and an interesting meeting was held
Cake, cocoa and oranges were served. Mrs
Haskell has a fine home. 1t has all been re-
modelled recently. .. Henry Conant has begun
repairs on the house Mrs R. W. Mayo bought
recently Miss Mamie Mason has gone to
Belfast to learn dressmaking. Lewis Smith,
aged II, died of pneumonia April 9th He
was veteran of the Civil War and man who
had many friends. He had been hard work
ing man all his life until his health failed him,
but he was able to keep about until week be-
fore his DEATH His wife died several years
ago and he lived with his son Albert on the
home place, where he was well cared for. His
remains were laid in Newburg beside his
family. Miss Flora Twombly is as comfort
able as couldbe expected.
THORNDIKE..
The old Centre church looks very neat and
nice in its dress of new paper and the people
are well pleased with the efforts made to have
it done. The work was done by our local paper
hanger, Alden Kinney, and is entirely satisfac-
tory. Friday afternoon a party of eight met
at the church and did many things that were
needed to be done before the service Sunday.
About fifty were present Sunday afternoon
Rev. D. Bracket spoke chiefly from LIST Sam
uel 17-4O; comparing the giants that the Christi
ian has to contend with in his daily life to David
and the Philistines 1t is reported that Will
mo-.
ties. Mr.. DolIoff is building new and COW
modious stable at his Mace at the s+.+ion
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Hamlin of Jacksou attonl
ed church at the Centre last Sunday . Mrs.
Louisa Hasty and son Fred Hasty went to
Hampden last Friday morning to visit her son
w. L. Hasty. :. Fred Hunt, who has been in
home and will 90 into the notsto hns;ness ,U;th
his father F. Nj HINT Nv a,d ME- u;i
have arrived at the Walton Homestead M
Hicks will plant 30 acres of notatoes Mrs
Frances Written passed last week with her
friend Mrs v N H;oo;ns Mrs wh;ttan -
now the guest of Mrs Emma Gordon H.n
Clements who has been ouite i'll is inn in
The schools in town beean Monday MIS-
Grace WING teaches in the South district M;ss
Gleniss Gates in Fast Tho,nd;La MIC Ha+t;s
Tweedie in North Thorndike Miss Maud Ward
in the Ward district and Miss Beatrice Parsons
at the Centre Mrs Nellie Thnn,as aod t,,,s
children came from, Nau- Rr,ns,,;nI- lant Sa4
urdav to 500 her father D.n;e1 nolloH ~ :.
very sick MADAME HODGES ren,a;ns ,,,;+o ;n IL
The Young Mrs HODGES and babv SON ave done nc,
well Charles Patterson ;s o,;+e s;nl ~
tonsilitis Asburv Harmon has been ns;, %,,e.
tbe school house in E.s+ TbnrnJ;,o VII e'''''i"s
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