The Republican journal., 1910-11-24
WEST WINTERFORT.

Miss Ellie Fernald of Comma who has been
here on two weeks visit with her grandpar-
ents, Capt. and Mrs. BIZ. Bussey, returned to her
home on Thursdays train. Master Frederick
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Colson is
not suffering as much at this writing in the
several weeks past. He is now attended by
Dr. Cowan of Hampden Highlands. 80. Capt.
and Mrs. B. F. Bussey and granddaughter,
Miss Fife Fernald, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Chester Curtis on Wednesday Mrs.
Abbott Campbell has recovered sufficiently to
spend few days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. W. T. Hail. and where it is hoped by her
family and physician that the change of scene
may benefit her, ... Mr.. c. c. Clement and
family, Miss Daisy Young. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Clement and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clement
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer H. Clement. .... Mr.. and Mrs Almond
Masseur of New York were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Dyer on Wednesday. The friends
here of Mrs. Rose Seavey of Frankfort are
pleased to learn that her nephew, Lemuel j.
Lord. is moving his family there and that Mrs
Seavey is not to spend the winter alone as in
former years With the present price of
eggs and butter the farmer has little of which
to complain, more especially as grain (western)
has dropped. Potatoes are selling here at As
cents per bushel.. Mr.. Ernest Wescott was
at home from South Montvile to spend the
week with his family. -. Mrs Laura Pat
terson was in Bangor Wednesday. -. Master
Donald Lang is the proud possessor of a new
Eugene Dana were in Belfast on business Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Alger Hall and children.
Therese and Harvey, of Albion were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hall and Mr. and Mrs. w.
7. Hall from Tuesday to Thursday of last week
FREEDOM.
Mr.. Fred Thurston is making extensive re-
pairs on his mill. He has raised it six feet
and is putting in all new timbers. . Seven
members of Juanita Temple attended the
Waldo district convention in Burnham Nov
18th. 80. Mrs. D. W. Dodge and daughter
Winifred were in Watervile on business Nov
18th. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. W. F.
Holman Thursday afternoon, Nov 18th.
Mrs. ]. B, Wiggin was in Waterville the past
week to see DR.. Austin, the ocullst, Miss
Reynolds of Liberty was the guest of Mrs. G.
Bellows the past week. The Samoset club
and the Dramatic club have consolidated and
and in the future will work together The
Dramatic club voted at their last meeting to
draw their money from the bank and paint the
girls dormitory.. The A A Club met with
Miss Effie Flye Friday evening. Nov. 18TH.
Miss Rena Vose went to the Central Maine
hospital in Lewiston Nov. 18th and was oper-
ated on for appendicitis. DR.. Hurd from
Thorndike accompanied her....Mr. Perley Soule
has moved his family into the rent formerly
occupied by Mr.. Woodman Mcdonald. Mr.
Soule has employment with Willard Sparrow
Mr.. Marcellus Whitney, a member of Dana
B. Carter Post, died Nov. 18th. The funeral
was held at his home in Unity village Nov. 21st
and several from this Post attended the SER
vices. Mr.. George Worth lost his best horse
Nov. Goth from indigestion. DR.. W. L. West
from Belfast was called, but the horse was
dead when he arrived. u. Rev. G. H. Kent
from Albion occupied the pulpit Sunday after
noon, Nov. Goth Mr.. Kent will occupy the
pulpit again next Sunday at the same hour,
8 p. m. He is a very interesting speaker. -.
Mrs. John Downes is helping Mrs. Perley
Soule.. Mrs. Almatia Wescott has sold her
farm in Knox to Frank Hubbard and will re-
turn to her home in the village. Mrs. Sarah
Boynton of Liberty will be with her daughter.
Mrs. George Worth, until after Christmas.
THoRNDIKE.
Rev. Allen Rollins of Troy is holding meet
ings at the Files schoolhouse. 49,. Mrs. Ward is
moving into her home recently bought of Ralph