The Republican journal., 1910-04-14

I is very ill. :. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Banton were
| in Knox Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Banton .... Mrs. E. J. Penney, who has been
| with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Jaquith, for a
| month, returned to her home in Freedom Sat-
| urday. -. H. w. Wyman has sold horse to C.
M. Plummer and bought another of Fred Stew
art -. M. C. Gordon is tearing down his wood
shed to make way for new one. The friend s
of Mrs. Emma s. Carr in Montville, Liberty and
Freedom united with those in Palermo and
other towns in sending post card shower to
her at her home in Albion on her birthday
April 4th. The frogs got thawed out and
began to sing on March Both, which is much
earlier than usual Mrs. Agnes Luce and her
son Frank were called to Augusta last Saturday
by the death of her mother, Mrs. George Parks
who died in Augusta on March 3lst. Her father
is very sick and they will remain in Augusta
for awhile to care for him. Reuben Luce
bought a farm wagon last week for Mrs. Rose
Beaulieu of Liberty. Quite number of our
farmers grated apple trees last week. Mrs.
Jameson Gordon is quite i'll from the effect of
fall on the ice some weeks ago. Drs. Hoyt
and Pearsons met last week in consultation
regarding her condition. {. Miss Miriam Bart
lett arrived home Saturday evening for weeks
vacation. The DuFours of Bangor gave three
entertainments at Grange hall last week which
were much enjoyed by good audiences. They
consisted of moving pictures and illustrated
with md Mr.
Moore plowed and p anted peas April 4th. ...
Mr.. and Mrs Penson Clement spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frs
kline. 1t was Mr.. Erskine's fortieth birthday.
$500. Mrs. Ramsay entertained the Du Fours
while in town last week and Mr.. Penson Glenn
ent took them to Liberty Saturday, where they
give their entertainment.
STANDPOINT.
Miss Jennie Black left Tuesday for Mars
Hill, where she is employed as milliner -.
Harre Partridge and J. Pierce Jordan attend
ed the Easter ball in Bucksport and report it
as one of the incest times of the WINTER.
Mrs. Fred Blanchard spent several days last
week in Prospect, the guest of M. and Mrs.
Herbert Blanchard. g. Fred Grant spent few
days with his family and left Monday for Gull
ford where he has employment. =. Mrs H. M.
Griffin spent Friday in Belfast, shopping.
Hiram Grant has returned from Newport
News, where he spent the winter. Ernest
Brewer left last Thursday for Millinocket.
where he has position as night Waterman in
mill. E. S. Patterson arrived home recently
from Northern Maine where he had been dur
ing the winter. &c. B. M. Eames planted peas
March Both. :. Mr.. and Mrs Roland Gray and
little daughter are the guests of Oscar Grieves
and wife. Mrs. Herman Grant of Millinocket
is here for few weeks. Her son, Edwin
Grant, is in Bangor for treatment at the hos
pital.. :. Mr.. Fred Shute arrived home recently
from Northern Maine, where he had been en-
ployed by the Perkins & Danforth Co... Mrs.
Ida Perkins of Old Town, Mr.. John Perkins Of
Milo, Mr.. Harry Dearborn of Lebanon and
Miss Gertrude Perkins were guests here re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Perkins. Miss
Gertrude Perkins and Mr.. Dearborn were mar
ried soon after leaving here, at Old Town, and
are Eat home" in Lebanon, Me. We ex-
tend congratulations. -. Clara Bunker and
VI
Mrs. Josephine Showers. :. Ralph Curtis and
H. F. Partridge spent Saturday in Bangor.
Mrs Rose Whitehouse has gone to her home
in Buclsport after several weeks visit here
with her sisters. There was preaching at
the church here Easter morning and evening
A student from Bangor Seminary gave very
interesting talk. The church was prettily
tod
plants. There good attendance at both
services. :. Mr.. George Arey, who has been
Waterman at the coal dock here since last fall,
has gone to his home in Brooksville. The ser
vices Of a Waterman are no longer necessary
here. Friends of Mrs. Abbie Grindle Sar-
gent were sorry to learn of her DEATH which
occurred on board her husbands vessel, sch.
Mary A. Barrett, on the voyage from Philadel-
phia to Porto Rico. Mrs. Sargent spent her
girlhood days here and leaves many relatives
and friends. -. F. F. Perkins arrived home last
Saturday morning and left with Mrs. Perkins
on the afternoon train for Medford, called
there by the death of Mr.. Sawyer, a brother
in-law of Mrs. Perkins. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Porter of Bangor spent last Saturday at their
cottage at Gondola Point. Mrs. Clara Frs
kline and daughter Flora spent several days
here the past week. They returned to Bucks
port by Saturday nights boat -. The wr tier
has a bouquet of crocus from a neighbor's
garden. The first were picked March 25th.
Death of Gen. Gallagher.
/ Samuel ]. Gallagher, formerly Ad-
/ iutant General of Maine under Governors
ROBBIE, Bodwell and Marble, died April
4th at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea,
Mass, from a stroke of paralysis, aged