The Republican journal., 1910-05-05

ones symptoms are better ct this writing. The
sympathy Of host Of friends are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hogan. Mrs. Flora Ward was called to
Burnham last Saturday to see her sons wife,
Mrs. Gladys Ward. who lies dangerously Ill at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sayward. DR..
B. P. Hurd attends her. =. Mr.. and Mrs. M. s.
Stiles Of Jackson were in town Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Stiles cousin. Mrs.
Lydia E. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Sarah R. Lewis
of Belfast is the guest of Mrs. F. L. Philbrick.
....Dr. Darling of Belfast was in town one
day last week to operate on a sick horse at
John Clark's 49, Mrs. Fred Keech was called to
Madison last week by the serious illness of her
daughter. Mrs. 1nez Rowell. :. 1t is hoped that
no farmer who has an orchard will miss the
lecture to be given at Harvest Moon Grange
hall May 9TH. The lecture will be on "Fruit
Culture" and must be of value to all, Dinner
will be furnished the speakers in the hail.. ..
Our census enumerator has been busy the past
week and has his territory nearly covered.
Our assessors were at work last week at the
home of the chairman, ]. H. Sayward. To-day,
Monday. they are at the home of E. H. Ward.
....A special town meeting was held last Sat-
urday p. m. to see if this town would admit the
town of Clinton into this school union and con-
slider some other matters necessary to the in
terest of our schools.
CENTER MONTVILIE
John F. CARL and family have moved into
the William Jackson house at the Kingdom -.
Lewis Lawry was in Morrill, Saturday :. o. R.
Hartman and w 7 Poop attended .o,,..
Belfast Saturday. I'D. V. Jackson and Simeon
Basford of Pittsfield passed last week with G,
L. Edmunds. Henry M. Wyman and family
moved from West Montville to Liberty village
April Goth. .... Miss Hazel Luce began her
school in the Penney district, Freedom, Mon
day. james Addison Sprowl died April 23d,
after brief illness. He leaves widow; one
daughter, Mrs. L. S. Sylvester of jefferson;
three sisters, Mrs. Elmira Vose, Mrs Crosby
Fowler of Unity and Mrs. C. P. Carter $500.
Herbert Fuller of South Liberty was at A. D.
Bakers Sunday .....L Lyle Leonard and George
Warren of Washington visited at C. A. Gray's
last week Wilfred Walker returned to Knox
Saturday after three weeks stay with Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Baker. 80. Daniel Walker of
NINA " 40 e&t OAAIoA MOISS 0lAQyS
and Mildred Hannah visited Mrs Geneva Howes
in Liberty Saturday. =. Mrs. L. S. Sylvester
of Jefferson is..with her mother, Mrs. Calista
Sprowl. Mrs. Elnora Banton returned from
Massachusetts Monday night. >. George Gould
recently moved from the Kingdom to Freedom
village. 80. Fred Plummer is seriously ill with
bronchitis. 49,. F. A. Myrick and his daughter,
Miss Dolly of Halldale. visited MIR. and Mrs. F.
A. Cushman Sunday Reuben K. Luce is re-
ported to be making good progress toward re-
covery at Dr.. Kings Hospital in Portland go.
Miss Edna Cook of Liberty spent few days
last week with Mrs. Charles Boynton Justin
Jackson, formerly OF this town, and Simon
Basford of Pitts6eld spent last week in town
visiting friends. They returned home Satur-
day. 80. George Edmunds has sold one of his
horses to James Clement and bought another
Of Freeman Doty. :. Hollis Jackson of South
Montville visited his sister, Addie Cain, last
Sunday. Melvin Rogers and wife of Morrill,
passed last Sunday and Monday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Cain. . Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Terry of Boston arrived last
week to spend the summer at their old home
THE schools in town begun last Monday .
Thomas Erskine went to Albion twice last
week in search of horse to buy. :. Mrs John
Fuller went to Brooks last Saturday to bring
home Thomas Carpenter and wife, who had
been visiting relatives there.