The Republican journal., 1909-05-20
County Correspondence.
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HALLDALE.


Rev. A. E. Cox preached here last Sunday.
Alvin Aver is the guest of E. l. Hall Mrs.
H. c. McCorrison, who has been very sick is
improving. Rodney Hall of Brooks is at
work for H. M. Wyman. Oliver Written of
Unity is visiting friends in this community
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Vose went to Belfast last
week, where they have position. Mrs. E.
c. Huntoon of Westbrook and Mrs Levi Par
sons of Thorndike visited Mrs NJ w. White,
May 9th....A. F. Raynes is repairing his
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left for their
home in Canada May 3rd.. -. Mrs M. W
White visited relatives in Thorndike May 10th,
CENTER MONTvlLtE,
E. B, Bean recently bought a horse of San
ford Brothers of Liberty. J. j. Clement
bought one of Will Light of Washington. Ern-
est Foy bought one of Elbridge Fish of Apple
ton. Timothy Foster, of Bar Harbor was in
town the first of the week looking for horses.
.J'|L. Bean sold four oxen to John Hussey
IF Albion, last week. S. E. Bowler Of Paler-
mo, passed last Wednesday night at O. E.
Cushmahs -. Union Harvest sewing circle re-
sumed its regular meetings last Thursday -.
Leonard Jackson returned to Pittsfeld We'd
nesday f. L. Bennett is making repairs and
improvements on J. L. Beams barn. Harry
Wyman cut of his feet the first of this
week. Mrs. M. E. Bushef OF Freedom was
at J. W. Nutter's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs D.
X. Mcfarland of Freedom, visited her father,
Frank Mayhem, Sunday. Mrs. Ida Briggs
carried her niece and nephew, Stella and Avon,
to Belfast Saturday to visit their mother, Mrs
Nellie Tasker, at B. d. Fields. Mrs. Hor-
tense Thompson and Miss Rosie Wilson are to
move into the Poland house owned by ]. l..
Bean. Marcus Mank of Hope is at d. C.
Gains painting the house and making repairs
on the barn. w. P. Jones sold three sheep,
two veal calves and COW to Libby of Burn
ham last week. =. Despite the rainy days the
work on Fred Aliens dance hall is progressing
finely. Monday number of friends went to
help him in the boarding of the building :.
Allen Goodwin and wife visited their cousin,
Hattie Clough, Sunday, at Liberty.
WINTERPORT.
For the past three months work has been
rushed at c. A. McKenneys saw mill, but this
week the work will be finished for the season
Some fine pictures of the crew of millmen
were taken Saturday, by Lester Nickerson, in
front of the mill. Prominent among the men,
stands our enterprising citizen, Mr. McKen-
ney, and in the foreground are the patient OK
en- that have had their share of the work to do,
namely hauling the logs to the mill. .. The
Searsport band has been engaged by Warren
Post, G. A. R., to furnish music on Memorial
Day. >. The annual meeting of the W. C. T. u
was held at the home of Mrs. Addie Lockhart
Nav 4th The same officers were reelected
with the exception of the Secretary and Vice
President Mrs. Nellie fainter was elected to
take the office made vacant by Mrs. Mabel
Estes. :. Miss Ruth Dyer is studying at Cen
trail office with the operator, Miss Louise Nc
Donough. Miss Alice Hurley of Frankfort
has been the guest of Miss Clara Atwood .
Ralph Lane has SO far improved in health as to
| be at his old place in E. R. Hopkins hardware
store. Mrs. Josephine Wilson has hired the
house owned by Henry Eldridge on CONNER
cial street, and is moving there. .. Mrs. Ben
jamin Thompson has returned home from
Massachusetts, where she spent the winter
months. Capt Benjamin Lowe was called
to Boston suddenly by the illness of his son
Frank . Mrs. Hannah Belches is in very
feeble condition, having suffered another
shock of paralysis . Miss Hazel Young re-
turned home from Portland last week, having
completed her musical course for this year =.
Laura the little daughter of Dr.H. J. Weber,
has been i'll with pneumonia, but is improving.
-. Mrs. C. C. Moody has engaged the ser
vices of Mrs. Cable Young as housekeeper.