The Republican journal., 1910-05-05

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APPLETON.
Lindlev NJ. Gushee il adding half story to
the height Of his dwelling house, six feet to
the length, new root, and also haif story to
the L. Lester Rockies Of Rockland V In charge
of the lob. The family are living in the house
across the street, owned by Mrs. Pinckney....
Miss Carrie Gushee is teaching school in Luz
bee, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bliss of Boston
have been in town q few days. &C. H. Page
has returned from Washington, D. c.. where
he went with the "Phillips'' Rebekah and Odd
Fellow tourists. Seventeen Maine lodges
were represented in this party, which was
given a fine reception by "Dorcas" Rebekah
lodge of Washington. Mrs. Sabra McCorri-
son has returned to her home on the Ridge,
after spending the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Grace Marsh :. Benson Meservey has
gone to the Togus Soldiers home to ive....
Miss Lettie Young has returned from Boston
and Portland with the latest spring styles of
millinery . Miss Mildred Wentworth left
Saturday for North Searsmont, where she will
teach . Miss Linda Annis has moved her
household goods from the tenement in Mrs.
Frances Gushee's house to the Sherman
house, where she will reside. Mrs. Lydia
Vaughan and Mr.. Cyrus Perry are confined to
the house by sickness $500. Several teams
have been hauling gravel the past week for
the State road leading from the post Office to
Searsmont.
WEST MONTVILLE.
The funeral of Mrs Leon Wiggin (born
Mary HalD was held from her late home here
Monday, April 18th, Rev. A. M. Cox, pastor of
the Free Baptist church, officiating. Mrs. Wig
gin died at a hospital in Portland, where she
went for treatment. She was good woman
and had many friends. In her younger days
she taught many terms of school in Montville
and Freedom. She is survived by husband,
two little girls, her mother, sister, Mrs. J. B.
Bartlett of Freedom, and one brother, George
Hall of Union. She was member of the Free
Baptist church and of Dirigo grange. Her age
was about 43. :. William Bowler, late of China,
has taken possession of the farm which he
bought of Henry Wyman here. Mr.. Wyman
has bought fine stand at Liberty village and
moved there last week. Frank Sanford has
hired to carry the cream on the Belfast route,
beginning May LIST. =. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Terry
who spent the winter in Boston, arrived last
week at their home here where they will spend
the summer with their son, George E. Terry.
DIR. Woods of Bangor is having his build
ings, formerly the Gown buildings on G. P.
ridge, repaired and intends to bring his family
here about the first of June to spend the sum-
mer. DR.. Woods owns what has teen known
for several years as the sheep ranch, which
consists of several farms on Beaver Hill and
the farm on G. P. ridge.
WEST WINTERPORT.
Henry Haley, the well known horseman of
Winterport, was thrown from his sulky and
dragged quite distance while exercising one
of his horses. His injuries are very severe.
His right arm was broken at the elbow and
one hip badly bruised. Drs. Watson and New
comb were Immediately called, and later Dr. S.
w. johnson of Belfast was summoned and Mr..
Haley was made as comfortable as possible
The full extent of his injuries can not be de-
termined for few days. Bartlett Brothers
have begun extensive repairs on their build
business, means busy season for them. We
need more of these hustling young men to
settle in the rural districts. :. C. H. Libby was
in Belfast the past week serving on the grand
jury. G. H. York has been at the village fer
the past week in session with the other select
men assessing the taxes. Mrs. E. N. Bartlett
has received a message announcing the death
of her hrOt .1o T or1 in nd
No particulars are learned as yet. He leaves
three children, daughter and two sons one of
whom lives with Mrs. Bartlett. .... Mrs. R. L.
Clements is suffering from an attack of muscu-
lar rheumatism. Miss Carrie Chase is with her
for a few weeks. ]. W. Jewett of Jackson
has been at his brothers, C. B. Jewett's, for
several days. There was an auction of house.
hold goods, carriages, farming implements, ETC.,
at c. M. Commits, April 23d. Nearly everything
advertised was sold. :. Several from this vicin-
ity attended the funeral of Merrill Goodrich in
Newburg last Wednesday afternoon. Repre-
sentatives of Dixmont Lodge, F. & A. M, and
Monroe Lodge. I. O. o. F., attended in body
to pay a last tribute of respect to an esteemed
brother. He leaves widow and one son, DR..
E. P. Goodrich of Winterport.
SWANVILLE CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moody visited Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Robertson last Sunday :. Martin
Nickerson and Lewis Robertson each got nice
salmon, and Walter Evans two, in Swan Lake
last Saturday =. Mrs. Lydia Clements of Mon
roe spent the weekend with Mrs H. P White
go. Mr.. Martin Robertson is slowly gaining 90.
Mrs. Helen Cummins was called to Jonesport
to attend the funeral of her sister,. Miss
Amanda Low, who has been with Mrs Flora
Littlefeld the past year, has returned to Frank
fort. Charlie Clements of Searsport spent
the weekend with Ralph Robertson. Mar
denis hotel is quite busy place nowadays as
the fishing has been unusually good this spring
.... Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Littlefield of Waldo
were guests of their son Ephraim last Sunday
THE directors of the Monroe & Brooks
Telephone Co. held business meeting in Mon.
roe April 22nd.... Mr.. E. H. Littlefield has
bought of Mr.. Gross his pasture and wood lot
80. The Industrial Club met with Mrs. H. P
White April goth, and although it was rainy all
the members were present. One new member
was taken in and several pieces of work were
got underway. The next meeting will be with