The Republican journal., 1910-11-03
County Correspondence.

masters Henry and Guy uaio"er VI oaee"e
spent Friday and Saturday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Artha Warren..... NM. curtis
Thomas returned last week from visit with
relatives in Massachusetts. Mrs. Marcellus
Miles and daughter, Miss Mary Niles, left last
week for West Somerville, Mass. where they
were Joined by Mr.. Niles and began house,
keeping in a new house recently completed for
them there. Supt. Boston and most of the
teachers in town attended the convention in
Bangor last week :. Mr.. and Mrs. h. M.
Coombs have returned from visits IN Provl-
dence and Boston.
LIBERTY.
Earle P. Maloney, principal of the High
school, attended the State Teachers Conven-
ton in Bangor last week. In connection with
the harvest concert held in the church October
END large donation of fruit and vegetables
was contributed by the farmers in this vicinity
for the Waldo County Hospital. l. P. Critics,
the promoter. wishes to thank the givers....
Earl Stevens and Blanche Murray of this viii
lage were united in marriage October 22nd..'
Mrs. c. B. Holt will remain at the Waldo Coun-
ty Hospital for some time yet. Mr.. Simeon
Cram and Roscoe Downer are reported as ser1-
ously ILL., There is a call for bids on the new
stage (star) route from Liberty to China.
This stage will leave Liberty at p. M. and
will arrive at 1890 a. m bringing our western
mail, formerly received at p. M. 81 Mrs. J. j.
Walker left last week for Boston for several
weeks stay While there she will be the guest
of her cousin, Miss Fannie Batchelder.
WEST WINTERPoRT.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Clements have returned
from Mattapan, Mass, where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. George English Miss Ihel-
ma, the little daughter of Mrs. Bernlce LARA
bee, was given birthday party at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. George Campbell, on
Friday afternoon October 2sth. A dainty
lunch was served and the little hostess was
the recipient of several pretty gifts Mr..
jeremiah Holmes has bought the homestead
and farm known as the Clement Lane place on
the Ellingwood's Corner road of Mrs. Joan
Crys Mr. and Mrs Holmes will make extern
sive repairs and will occupy it as soon as it can
be gotten in readiness. .... .Messrs. Bussey u
White moved their families to South Montville
on Saturday, where they will attend to their
numbering interests during the winter Mrs.
Leroy Littlefield and daughter Beatrice were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Patterson on
Sunday. 49,. Miss Gladys Higgins of Indian
Point, Me-, is teaching at Elingwood's Corner
Miss Higgins was formerly principal of the
Longfellow school and her loss was severely
felt. The Corner pupils are fortunate to re-
ceive such efficient teaching Mrs. Ira Coul-
lard and daughter have returned from brief
visit in Hampden. 80. Mrs. Walter Clarke and
two sons, Sherman and Roderick, have return
ed from a few weeks visit in Newburg. Dur
ing Mrs. Clarke's visit Mr.. Clarke made ex-
tensive repairs on the house, including the
building of chimney in the main house.
LINcoLNvIlLE.
Mrs Annie Watson of jamestown, R. l., who
has been in town for weeks visit, returned
Thursday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
J. C Miller who will remain with her during
the winter. :. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. knight and
daughter Ruth are in Boston, where Mr..
knight underwent an operation on his throat
We understand that the operation was sue
cessful. Mr.. Knights many friends hope he
may return much improved, as he is one of our
stirring business men and is much missed.
Mr.. John Thomas of Bucksport passed Sunday
with his old friends and neighbors in town..
Mrs. Ina Knights, who has employment in Bel
FAST is at home for a few days Mrs.
Bessie Harvey is quite i'll. She is attended by
DR.. Simmons =. .Whooping cough is quite
prevalent in this section. Miss Velma Wood
bridge passed Sunday at her home here. Mr..
George Dckey, who has been attending the
Camden High school, was at home on account
of illness the past week. The sale and sup
per under the auspices of the "Thimble Club,
held Friday evening, Oct. 21st, was success.
The sum of S21 was realized, which will be
used for furnishings for the interior of the
hall The club will meet on Tuesday evening
of each week at o'clock. The gentlemen are
invited to join. A Christmas sale will be held
sometime in December. =. The Misses Bernice
and Carrie Miller visited their mother in Ban
gor this week :. Our School Superintendent,
Miss Lena Mckinney, attended the Teachers
Convention in Bangor last week and reports
very interesting and instructive meeting.
Mr.. Ed. Howard of Belmont is giving employ
ment to several men in this town, cutting
Christmas trees Mrs. Frank Kennedy of
Camden was in town few days this week, the
guest Of Miss Georgia Hall, who gave her les
sons in basketry -. Benson Hall spent Sunday
in Camden Misses Hazel Miller and Georgia
Hall were in Belfast last Thursday and at
tended ''The Indian Club
STANDPOINT.
Mrs Fred Blanchard and Miss Marie Grant
returned last week from visit in Boston,.
Mrs. George Mansur and Miss Addie Mansur
of Bangor were here Saturday to close up their
cottage for the winter IN. C. Partridge,
steward of stmr. Rockland, spent October 26th
at home. :. B. M. Eames is shingling his house.
%. Mrs. Sarah Jordan returned Saturday from
several weeks visit in Bucksport. Mrs. Sarah
Clifford attended the Teachers Convention in
Bangor. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Merrithew and
Miss Ruth Merrithew arrived home Saturday,
Mrs. Merrithew from visit in Chicago, Mr..
and Miss Merrithew from Boston "A shock
of earthquake was felt here October Goth. -.
Miss Katherine Haley of Prospect was the
guest of friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Ralph Curtis is suffering with sprained ankle.
Mr.. Ernest Brewer arrived home Saturday
from Mjlinocket where he had heen for sew