The Republican journal., 1910-01-27
County Correspondence.

County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week.1
WALDO STATION.
The schools in town closed January 14th. ...
The ice for the year is now being harvested
and is of fine quality and about eighteen inches
thick..., Pliny Hussey returned to Beverly,
Mass. January 18th. Leon Hussey is in Vas
.oIboro attending Oak Grove Seminary.
HNIpALE.
Mrs Diantha Stevenson returned home from
Ngs-achusetts last week. -. People are busily
pns5lad getting their ice 1t is about is inches
ncs and of very fine quality. Mr.. and Mrs.
, y Hall were in Waterville, January 18th.
SLIDING was never better, and it. is...well i'm
pro,ai by the young people. wv. H. White
+. gttug wood for Mr.. Morrison. &C. NJ.
pmrmer had his telephone changed from his
s,a TO his house last week.
pFu>PECT FERRY.
49, p Smart and Thomas Heagan of Sears
,-- ,sited the Misses Heagan and Mrs. M. A.
e1ed last Sunday. $50 P. M. CHM ofsWor-
s,-, Mass, spent a few days at his summer
hone here last week. He returned to Wor-
5ss,er Tuesday, accompanied by his niece,
Mss austina Harding. Nv. D. Hartman
ae. nome from Belfast last Thursday with
severe odd. At this writing he is somewhat
-4t but is not able to go out Miss Min
ri ny of Prospect visited Miss Kate Har-
IT 80. est Saturday and Sunday.
SN A-l lille.
nd Mrs. H. G. Applin of Somervlle,
r4- ere in town last week, guests of Mrs.
t.. PARENTS MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Ncker-
3'r. c. L. Nickerson has his cooper shop
npleted and ready for occupancy. His
Milton who has been very sick, is
about again. 800. Mrs. A. E. Nicker-
gill. went to Boston recently to attend the
u Of her friend Miss Clark, has returned
Mrs. Abbie Hussey and son, W. P.
af Waldo, We're guests of Miss Alice
sunday. . Mrs Sumner Greeley and
g. Meth of Hampden visited relatives in
urday and Sunday The fish house
s ok scoot across the lake and landed
n Nickersons lawn in one of our recent
nds looks decidedly out of place..
t-..- The people from out of town who came
.,-.--rd the funeral of Mr.. Elbridge Greeley
7=.e Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greeley, Master Ed
at reeley and Miss Linne Holmes of Bar
F4 Mr. and Mrs. VIII Whitcomb and Mrs
s1a Of Belfast, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ta rs If Searsport. Last week our popular
tsasoe Mr.. A. T. Nickerson, had to serve on
4a-q N his stead. 800. This has been another
ill.,. winter day and nearly everyone who
avl.3 q team or could hire one has made the
uas If it, for the sleighing is perfect. ....
Much lmpathy is felt for the family of Edgar
rtso1 in the sudden and tragic death of
The alghter Bessie, and, too, for young Fair
mras. who though so unhappily associated in
.5aafair is wholly blameless.
sNkNNILLE CENTER.
1- funeral services of little Bessie Robert
sub Ncre held last Tuesday at l o'clock at the
bone She was the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Robertson and her place can never
be Sized and her memory will always live in the
hear her relatives. Everything that low
M aads could do was done. But the rose
thar sweetest and fairest is the bud that is
killed by the frost, and the love that is dearest
mi raraSi is the true love that we have inst
@t Beside the parents there are three
bf..H-rs 10 mourn the loss of little Bessie who
vas the sunbeam in the home. Rev David L.
Nis0n of Belfast spoke words of comfort to
The bereaved and Mr.. Nye of Searsport con-
c1cfed the funeral. Mrs. Nye sang several
Harry Cunningham, Charles Webb, Chester
-rs and Arthur Dolliber. The floral offer
rE were pillow from the parents; basket,
Dir md Mrs Z. f.. Clements and Miss Ethelyn
E ~; bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs. David Moody
S.1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moody; wreath, Mr..
anu Mrs. F. L. Robertson; wreath, Mr.. and
A- Ernest Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs Les
ta Habertson; spray of pinks, Mr.. and Mrs
N'msat Robertson; bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs. w
I -mm; spray, Miss Effie Shorey; bouquet,
Mis- Hazel and Mildred Mari; bouquet, Mrs.
II White; bouquet, DR.. and Mrs c. E.
FER bouquet, Mrs. John Morrill,, and
pace we're several unmarked pieces. The
a'. Hent was in Greenlawn cemetery.
N~. ora Littlefeld and Miss Amanda Low
si~ Mrs. Charles Grant in Frankfort last
SiHlaF IL. Mrs. E. A. Robertson recently from
t.-0ds of cream churned with an egg beater
i pounds and 10 ounces of butter. . Mrs. Caro-
NE arr is well again and is riding around as
|us1al Charles Curtis, who has been sick, is
|Aoe TO ne out again.. Mrs. Palmer of Jack
Eo07.le, N. B.. is with her sister, Mrs. E. A.
robertson, and also Miss Ethelyn Moody.
Pa indeed is the death of Mr. Elbridge Greedy,
lust N the prime of life and much sympathy is
/ lressed for the bereaved . Mrs. Mary Rob-
prison IS the housekeeper for Miss Louise Cum
fhgham during her absence.
tNlER MONTvILLE.
Mrs. s. ]. Sanford is very ill with double
pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
+ Downer. DR.. C. B. Holt of Liberty, is at
endng her, and DR.. A. M. Small of Freedom,
RS called in consultation. Mrs Sanford's
onditon is favorable, and Notwithstanding her
years it is thought, and hoped, she will re-
Over Arthur Buck is going to dispose of
Is I'VE stock and fools and movo ouav T