The Republican journal., 1910-12-15
c.unty Correspondence.
=, ...rred from last week.

,nsferred from last week.
,saNVilW white. who recently underwent a
". 4 .a.rston, is gaining rapidly. The
srfp'' w s,wn began Monday morning with
sbpos u ~ teachers: Districts and 2. Mr..
b f9lI'S arson: No. 8. Mrs. L. H. Averill; No.
! !. S v y Hartshorn; No. 8, Mr.. W. S. Nick
.Ef = = q Miss Laura Holmes. Swan
aSa'' n" over last Saturday night. Miss
sse ii' '...son. who was poorly all summer.
ID NV ;og Mrs. H. F. M. Philips, who
np'O'' svsv nursing for the past two
: N, is now at home.
so'FSs CHM was in Belfast last Monday
ta. Geo. o'Dea is making quite ex-
'l'"e .Oairs on his house opposite Fort
ihs" u n Hartman is doing the work..
''' sAr+s of Bangor visited relatives here
si'' ,.,s last week i. . School began in this
''si' Ut Monday, Miss Alice Dockham,
sa'' Mrs. Mary A. Hartman had quite
a&'' last week, but at this writing is
~ She Is attended by DR.. J. A.
''l -aragpoint -, School began at Mt.
s' .+ Monday, Miss Hazel Walden
s's' f,nss U'Dea of Salem, Mass, is
S'a' ,.,f and paper the cottage of his
u idea Miss Jennie Clifford of
gus u.s.. ,-sisl friends here several days last
'' VIM Cold Of Stonington, who has
20 ..,t.or his sister, Mrs. W. c. Harding,
,., go weeks, has returned to his home.
,u4rov, Freedom
W. ~. .i,rs sylvester and two little daugh-
A s,,s t-aae to Milford, N. H., to work for
,,.,s-ya Joseph Jackson is visiting
y. Lila Fl+.st, Mrs Julia Taylor has been
~,.i7s for Mrs. Bragdon and Miss Iva
-5s mast week 81, George Choate spent
,-5., nigh. and Sunday at ]. o. Bartlett's.
,.r Uo.5y visited his old comrade, M. E.
~. last Thursday Mrs. Maude Nelson
FL, .ssssi sunday, returning Monday
4 ,.- husbands mother, who will spend the
~. WITH them. W B. Jaquith and wife of
..riI- visited their sister, Mrs. Tenney, last
.,4o, Nj. and Mrs. M. E. Busher attend
IL. G-a7g, in Freedom last Saturday..
,,rg the many pretty fads of late years
d. has seemed to do so much good as the
nam Il 5,gIAg post card showers. Many a
.,g .su5-.n. " aged one, has been cheered
,te- lara hours made lighter by these
n, messages If love and good will. Long
,tae post card.
ST WINTERPORT.
In. Minnie C. Arey has fancy sales table
,or home over Wharf's store in the village,
HE, friends here are invited to visit it be-
making Christmas purchases. She has on
handmade ties, doilies, fancy bags, burnt
ID novelties and many other beautiful and
tul articles of home handiwork, at prices
y reasonable than the trade can offer. 1t
Qpsd she may receive the patronage merit
a.. Mr.. Thomas Lang was at home for
sra isys suffering with an injured knee.
was attended by DR.. William Ellingwood.
NJ. Leroy Marden is in the employ of D.
rtsr & son 1t is neither sleighing nor
yonrBg here ii this writing and business is
8 siandsU . Mrs Chester S. Curtis is
afanin9 friends from Bangor. Eleven
rols Of Nus place have affiliated with
mite orange Of North Searsport, and
sta naJs oueI Morning Light Grange of
mo sad Rising Sun at Coles Corner.
Lucy I. Dyer returned on Thursday from
ses WISH standpoint.
ny.
Es5 Ntc5e Of iaverhill, Mass, was in
70 Il attend The funeral of her brother,
fcs Mitche, which occurred Sunday at the
lG5 Re5 Mr. Tucker officiating. w. S.
vel started Monday morning for Mill
Ike, s15-e he Las employment driving a
ill 'a !ae v.ner -. Mrs. M. W. Stevens
sG Nstarri,ia Monday :. Laura Hunt re-
Tea -a.=- school in Pittsfield Monday.
Is L4'le Adams, a student at M. C. l., is