The Republican journal., 1910-02-10
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week. |

SWANvILLE.
Miss Lillian Phillips is very sick with
measles. =. Mrs. Albert Cunningham returned
home last Sunday from Prospect, where she
had been visiting the past four weeks. -. Mr..
and Mrs. z. D. Hartshorn are rejoicing over
the birth of daughter, January Oath. Their
many friends congratulate them. Mr.. Harris
horn is superintendent of the Orange school at
Hatfield, Penn, and his wife is there with him.
MIR. c. H. Libbey and family of West VIM
terport were in town Sunday Mr.. A. w.
Damn went to Portland last week.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
George L. Edmunds bought machine band
saw of the Crescent Machine Company last
week for his wood working shop. g. Elmer
Flanders of Morrill, worked last week for Les
lie Nash cutting wood and lumber. :. Benson
Thompson has been compelled to leave the
store on account of i'll health, 80. G. L. Ed
munds got two large coons last week. His dog
took their track and followed them to Charles
Tolbert's wood lot, where they were captured.
.... .Llewellyn Keller is to build new barn in
the spring.
SWANyILLE CENTER.
Mrs. Eli Knowlton is having rheumatism in
her hands quite badly this winter. .... Horace
Murphy and his son Lewis loaded car of po-
tatoes at Waldo Station last week 800. Miss
Nellie Mari was unable to teach part of last
week on account of bad cold, but is quite
well now Mrs Maria Goodhue is at the home
of her brother, Capt 7. D. Nickerson. Martin
and Watson Robertson are both in the house
with rheumatism :. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Page
of Portland visited his sister, Mrs. Charles
Mari, last week. -. Mr.. Myrick while cutting
fire wood for Raymond Marden last week cut
his foot quite badly. SO. Mrs Ruth Parker is
the Oldest person in Monroe. She will be SO
February 18th.
TROY.
Mrs. N. Bachelor of East Troy was called
to Waterville last week by the illness Of her
son-in-law, Walter Hill. 80. Mrs. 7. P. Tyler
spent several days last week at the home Of
her brother, William Barker, to assist in caring
for Mrs. Barker who is still critically i'll. ....
There is much sickness in town. Charles Moore
is one of the every sick" ones at this time.....
been i'll. is reported to be improving. .... Most
of the town schools closed last week.
DR.. M. T. Dodge, who recently underwent
critical surgical operation in Massachusetts
hospital, returned home last Thursday, and, we
trust much improved in health. His son
Arnold came home from M c. l. last week,
sick with measles. 80. Edward Wakefield of
Gardiner is visiting his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Halves. Zimri Carleton of Campbello,
Mass. is visiting his old home and friends in
Troy. Cummings Head of Newfeld, Maine,
is the guest of his sisters, Miss Aida and Lille
Head. .... AT the meeting of the North Troy
Reading Club at F. A. Myrick's last Friday
evening % took supper.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mr.. William Coyd, who has been visiting at
Mrs. Jessie Harding's returned to his home in
Stonington last Saturday. He was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Willard Harding. Miss Bertha
M. Pettee, who has been visiting friends here,
returned to her home in Unionville last Mon
day. %. Several from this place attended the
masquerade ball at the K. of P. hall last Friday
evening and pronounced it all right. 80. Mrs.
Lovina Grant is very i'll with pneumonia at this
writing. She is attended by DR.. Towle of Bucks
port. -. Mrs. W. C. Bowdoin visited relatives
in Bucksport last week. 49,. Edward Avery was
in Bangor on business last Friday. 80. Rufus
Hartman has been confined to the house with
sore eye for several days. Dr. Emerson Of
Bucksport is treating it......W. D. Hartman,
who was reported i'll last week, is able to be
out. Several in this place are confined to the
and Kate Hartman gave an ice cream party to
several Of their friends January oath. 49,. Otis
Littlefeld Of Bucksport has been working the
past week for Mrs. Emma Luke.