The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-13
County Correspondence.
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Deferred from last week
EAST SEARSMONT.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Mahoney spent day in
Camden recently, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Goddard Harry Tuttle of Belfast spent
January LIST with Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Mahoney.
... Hugh Buzzell has gone to Newburyport,
Mass, where he will attend school. ..... 1t is
quite sickly in this section and the doctor is
kept busy.
HALLDALE.
The school here closed January Sd. Mrs.
Mary Carter was the teacher. The term was
one of profit to the pupils. 80. Mrs. Grace
Hutchins of Freedom is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell White. 49,. Earl Mutt is
helping Bert Hall cut broom handle stuff. $3.50.
L. L. Wiggin is hauling wood for Newell White.
&C. S. McCorison is packing apples for Peter
Harmon. -. C. V. Stevenson is carpentering for
B. F. Foster $50 A. F. Rayner is sick with the
shingles.
CENTER MONTVIILE.
The funeral services were conducted Friday by
Rev. T. Z. Pentecost and the interment was
in Whites Corner cemetery. Miss Twitchell
was the efficient postmaster at Montvlile Me
Farland's Corner) for many years. -. Daniel H.
and Frank W. Sanford are cutting Eastwood
in L. F. Arey's lumber lot. 1t will be manu-
featured into clap boards at the mill of l.. C.
Morse in Liberty. L. F. Arey was called to
Thorndike Sunday by the death of grand
child, the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S.
S. Jordon i. .. Lendon Cook and family of Lib
erty, were at J. L. Boynton's Sunday. Mrs.
Sarah Thompson's condition has improved
somewhat . Mrs j. l. Watts has returned to
Waterville.
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. Nellie Lane of Orono was at Mr.. Fred
Lanes during the holiday vacation. -. The
Clark Sunday school has had its last session
for the winter. Mrs. Jennie Moore enter
tanned her parents, Mr.. and Mrs N. W. Staples,
and also Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Staples, Christ
mas. Mr.. and Mrs. John Littlefield and
daughter Margaret of Searsport visited Mr.
Lttlefelds parents, Capt. and Mrs. S. B. Lit
recently. Miss Bertha Pettee at
tended the entertainment in Frankfort last
Wednesday evening. :. Mrs. Flora Marden has
returned to her school in Winterport after
spending the holiday vacation at home.
The Help What You Can society of church
workers plan to have their fair in February.
They have large quantity of useful articles
ready for the sale. :. Mr. Arthur Moore, the
butcher, has new meat cart that is model of
style and convenience. Mr., Moore built it HIM
self and it is much admired by his customers.
Mr. Crowell of Monroe has been in this vi
to the fact that hay is scarce.
TROY
Mrs. NJ F. feathers passed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Harding, in
Billerica, Mass, December 29th, at nearly 70
years of age. Mr.. and Mrs. Harding accom-
panied the remains to Brooks last Saturday
where she was laid to rest beside her husband
and kindred and near her early home The
Journal will we'll remember her. as she was an
and valued correspondent until her
health failed and her winters We're spent with
her daughter in Massachusetts. Her letters to
Troy friends, while absent, will be greatly
missed, as will her home coming in the Spring,
to which, old neighbors and friends ever look
ed eagerly forward yet none can wish her
back, for she so onged to be free from earth's
She leaves an only daughter; two
grandchildren Clyde Harding of Massachu-
sets and Mrs. George E. Bryant OF Freedom;
one sister, Mrs. Louisa CilIey of Augusta and
one brother Almon Forbes of Brooks, beside
host of friends. -, Mumps and scarlet fever
are reported in town.. Mrs. Enoch Barker,
who is suffering from recent shock, is rap
idly failing. Mrs. VIM. Barker is also very i'll.
Fred Weymouth has returned to Lewiston
to resume his studies at Rates College. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Garter of Bangor were in Troy
last Saturday, en- route to Freedom to visit
very ill.,. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Halves, in
company with other relatives passed New
Years with their sister, Mrs. Eugene Hopkins,
in Plymouth. . Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Bagley en-
tertained New Years party. A burning
at the home of 7. W. Halves caused a
fire alarm Friday night and but for prompt
action would have resulted in the loss of his
fine buildings.
UNITY.