The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
County Correspondence.
NORTH IsLEsBoRo.

County Correspondence.
NORTH ISLEsBORO.
MISS Rosina Adams is visiting relatives in
Bangor Miss Scott of Kingman, Maine, was
recently the guest of the Misses Edna and
Evelyn Pendleton. Capt. Samuel Veazie Of
Boston arrived last week for short visit in
town :. Miss Edna Pendleton left October
18th for Amherst, Mass. Capt. Amariah
Trim is at home for the winter. :. Capt. and
Mrs. Jason Greenlaw returned Friday from
Boston. Their daughter, Miss Vivian, will re-
main in Springfield during the winter.
SWANVlIIE CENTER.
Mrs. Fl. p. White ate ripe strawberry Octo-
Der 18th, picked by Mr.. Will Eastman of Mon
roe. -. Mrs. Lew Murphy was badly scalded
last week. She had can of water on the
stove with ashes and soda in it and while bend
ing over the stove the cover blew off and the
hot vapor scalded her entire face, removing
the skin in places. All that saved her eyes
was her glasses and they were blown across
the room. She is getting along finely. Comet
Grange had treat of candy and peanuts last
Monday evening. ~. The Club met with Mrs
Otis Patterson last Wednesday afternoon. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. White were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Ham of Monroe last Sunday. -.
Mrs. David Wingate of Monroe has hen that
lays very large eggs. She measured one re-
Gently that was seven and six inches ..... Mr..
Will Robertson and sister of Cherryfeld are
visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Robertson and other relatives in Mon
roe and Belfast. ..... Mrs. Willis Briggs is in
Portland visiting her sister Mrs. Flora Lit
tlefeld sold nice COW to Mr.. Gross last week.
-. Isaac McKeen's sick COW is better. -. Mr.
Pembroke S. Staples is on his vacation and his
son William is driving his r. F. D. route. .....
Maria Bailey of Waldo raised on two acres of
ground 700 bushels of handsome Green Noun
tain potatoes on Great Eastern fertilizer. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Li+tlefield of Waldo visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Partridge in Prospect
last Sunday. Mr.. Abraham Curtis Of Monroe
raised over one thousand bushel of nice oats
MONROE.
Mr.. Almond Mossman son of the late Nahum
and Susan Mossman, passed away October 18th
at the home of bis sister, Mrs. F. L. Palmer,
where he had lived since the death Of his par
ents few years ago. He had been feeble for
some time and had shock about 36 hours be-
fore his death from which he did not rally He
had not been able to get about much the past
summer on account of failing eyesight and
heart trouble. He received the kindest care
from Mr.. and Mrs Palmer. Everything pos
sible was done for his comfort and happiness.
He leaves three brothers and one sister, One
brother, Albert, was present at the funeral
service at the late home Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Frank S. Dolliff officiating. The flowers
were very pretty. There was a pillow from
the sister, pinks from Mr.. and Mrs George
Palmer, asters from Mr.. and Mrs. Averill and
others. Daniel MEG. Spencer of Winterpor
was the undertaken. Miss Anna L. Widest
of Belfast is visiting her sister, Mrs. Har-
riet Piper Mrs. Helen Cooper will go to
Portland as a delegate to the Grand Lodge
from Loyal Rebekah lodge, and Frank Little
field as delegate from Monroe lodge, l. o. O.
F. Mr.. Allen Colcord, one of the Past Grands,
will also attend and spend few days visiting
relatives =. Mr.. Albert Mossman of Rumford
Falls was in town to attend the funeral of his
brother, Almond Mossman, last Sunday. His
son accompanied him Mr.. Forrest Knowlton
has put 5000 bushels of potatoes into the cell
lar Several other farmers have nearly as
many. At the low rates they are selling,
after phosphate bills are paid and help at 81
a day, the profits will be small. Winter apples
are selling at the present time at $2.25 barrel
with the prospect of rise in prices. -. Miss
Emily F. Miller of Belfast, County President,
was in town last Thursday and W. c. T. U.
meeting was held with Mrs. S. A. Mansur. We
enjoyed Miss Millers visit with US and it was
instructive in many ways. Mrs. Della Bartlett
President of the Jackson w. CT u, accom-
panied Miss Miller.
WEST WlNTERPORT.
o. Gardner Grange, No. 474, at its fina
meeting Tuesday evening, October 18th, grant
ed demits to all of its members in good stand
ing of which there were as, and surrendered
its charter. "A vaudeville show played at the
o. Gardner Hall on Monday evening to small
audience Mr.. James Campbell of Fremont,
N. H., who has been visiting his brothers
Charles and Augustus, has returned home....
Mr.. Thomas Dean of Orono is the guest of his
relatives here. Mrs. Blanche Miller Clarke,
who has been in the E. M. G. Hosp ital in Ban
gor, is at the home of her father-in- law, Mr.,
Leonard Clarke. Mrs Clarke received a great
deal of benefit from her hospital treatment
and now has the use of her arms to limited
extent and can walk very nicely. Mr. Clarke
returned on Thursday from Portland where lie
had finished his engagement as chauffeur. ...
Messrs. Thomas and Haskell of Bangor and
Portland, Inspectors for the Standard Oil Com
pany, made their quarterly visit here last Fri