The Republican journal., 1909-05-13
SEARSMONT.

Miss Annie McLaln of Appleton was the
guest of Mrs. CO. Brown May 5th =. Mrs
Emma Berry has been called to Warren on ac-
count oftthe sickness of her MOTHER. Word
has been received of the critical illness of
Leigh Farrar of Washington, D. c., of pleuro-
pneumonia. =. The house of the late Roxana
Fitzgerald was sold at public auction May Sth
B. F. Fuller was the purchaser. :. Rev. c. H.
Bryant was called to South Montville Sunday
May 9th, to- attend the funeral of Mr.. Edbert
Brown. =. Cards have been received announc-
and Miss Susie Ora Robbins in Roxbury, Mass
Both parties are from Searsmont and have the
congratulations of their many friends. Mrs
Bryant will continue her millinery business
and will display full line of spring and sum-
mer goods at her home the present week. ...
The remains of Mrs. Antoinette True were
brought from Orrington for burial and were de-
posted in the family lot in Oak Grove Gene
tery,..May Sth. Mrs. True was the widow of
the late Rev. Daniel M. True of this place. who
was member of the East Maine Conference
and daughter of the late Israel and Lucy Cox
of Belfast. Mr., and Mrs. True made Sears
mont their home for many years and were
greatly beloved by the people,
FREEDOM.
Miss Wood of Northport is learning the
milliner's.. trade with Mrs. Hattie Wiggin -.
Mrs Jennie Webb of Swanvlle visited her
mother, Mrs. Susan j. Flye, May 9Th. Mrs.
Anna Stephenson of Pittstield was in the vii
lage May 7th' and sth. i. The Ladies' Circle met
with Mrs Olive Stewart last Thursday after
noon. large number We're present and they
were pleasantly entertained by both vocal and
instrumental music Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith from Thorndike visited Mr. Smiths sis
ter, Mrs. Lucy Bangs, May 7th... Mr.. Fred
Nichols lost horse Saturday morning that had
been in the family for a number Of years and
was great favorite with them all. One of the
floor timbers of the barn broke near where the
horse was standing and he dropped down
about six feet to the cellar and in getting up
fell into an open well, and when found in the
morning was injured SO badly that they had to
kill him. Rev. J. Burford Parry preached
an excellent sermon, Sunday morning May 9th,
from St. Luke 18th chapter and a part of the
7th verse, "But even the very hairs of your
some very fine selections. :. Mrs. Linscott
from Jefferson is visiting her son, Mr.. A. E.
Linscott Miss Winifred Dodge has returned
home for few weeks. -. Mrs. Willis Waning
has lemon tree that has two large lemons on
it.
SWANVlLLE CENTER.
Mrs. Oscar Dow spent last week in Brooks
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Jenkins.
Through the efforts of Miss Effie Hamm bell
was procured ard erected on the Dickey
school house in Monroe. >. Rev. Mr.. Burrell of
Newburg has moved to Monroe and bought
what was the Calvin Knowlton place. He is
making extensive REPAIRS. The people in
town were shocked to learn of the accidental
saving of Mr.. Pembroke Tozier's hand and
express great sympathy for him and his FAM
ily,. The Veterans Association met in Comet
Grange hall last Thursday and nice time is
reported :. Rev. Mr.. Wood is locating in Mon
roe. Mr.. Jenney is quite well again..
Misses Velora and Alberta Nickerson of Bel
fast spent the weekend with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Nickerson.. 80.
Swanvile has lost one of her best citizens by
the death of Albert S. Nickerson. The funeral
was held at his late home last Monday. Mrs.
John L. Nickerson is slowly gaining. Wal
lace Gray is having his chimneys built over.
ga new flag has been bought for districts
No. and 2. Fred Webb, Jr., has bought the
Sarah Peavy farm. -. Fred Littlefield assumed
the duties of station agent at Waldo Station
last week. VIM. Clements visited in Mon
roe Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Dickey
were the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Robertson, last Sunday. Evelyn
Knowlton is at work for Mrs. Fred Littlefield
in Waldo. Mrs. Beal is as well as usual this
spring.. Charles Curtis recently bought a
horse. Mrs. Webb is very well, although she
has to 60 in her wheel chair. Miss Ethelyn
Moody went to Monroe Monday to work for
Mrs. Christopher Moody. No farming has
been done as yet in this vicinity. Charles
Curtis is at work on Sanborn's cottage at Swan
lake.
Doan's Regulets cure constipation, tone the
stomach, stimulate the liver, promote diges-
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cents . box.