The Republican journal., 1910-07-14
County Correspondence.
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY
Invitations are out for golden WEDDING NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Grams for FRIDAY. Jnlv
18th. -. Miss Lutte X. Hatch, who teaches in
Somerville. Mass, is spending the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ned TAYLOR
and Mrs. Pulsifer of New Haven, Conn., and
Mr.. Charles Pulsifer and two children Of Now
York are at their cottage on the shore. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Hurd and son Mark have return.
ed to Pittsfield after weeks visit with rela.
tives here. .....E. S. Mitchell is on the stage
route again after several weeks illness.
Mrs. c. M. Aver and Miss Frank Aver spent
few days in Bar Harbor last week Mr.. Will
Greeley has made his usual donation of wood
to the Baptist church, gift much appreciated.
49,. .Olin B. Marden of Brockton, Mass. ia
spending his vacation with his parents.
sEARsMoNr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hanson and Miss Iucv
Start of Camden were guests of the Hanson
sisters last week. Mr.. John MacNamars of
Boston called on friends in town July 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wetherbee of Lynn, Mass,
are guests of Mrs. Clara Paul :. Mrs. Mary
| DesA W,
B. F.. Fuller. Alberta Collins of Union is
visiting her young friends in town. . Mrs.
Sarah Storer Of Boston called upon her friends
in town last week. -. Mr.. A. S. Heal of Belfast
has set very fine piece of monumental work
in Oak Grove Cemetery for Mr.. Levi M. Poor of
Augusta, and Hutchins Bros. of Belfast one
for Joshua Rivers. Both pieces are ornaments
fo ho owl IF
made a hasty business trip by auto to this place
last Saturday, but took time to call upon old
friends, who were glad to see him. Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Whitney and Miss Susie Hanson
were guests of Miss Fannie Hanson last week.
Harold Cobb is at home from Wesleyan
University for the summer vacation
SWANVILLE CENTER.
A gloom was thrown over the whole town
last Sunday morning when it was learned of
the death of Miss Ethelyn Moody by drowning.
She was one of Swanville's most highly es-
teemed young ladies and the deepest sympathy
is expressed for the family. :. Mrs. Ashley
Webb called on her son Fred last week. 1t
was the first time she has been in carriage
this summer. -. The Industrial Club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Mari July 9th e.. She that
was Daisy Peavey, now Mrs. Day, called on old
friends in town last week e. Mr.. Freeman
Clark had one OF his legs badly injured while
helping to rescue a horse that had fallen
through floor but is able to walk with the aid
of clutches. Miss Louise Cunningham has
bought an auto and it will be delivered this
week. -. The Monroe & Brooks Tel. Co., have
extended their line from Capt Tom Nicker-
sons to Swanville village. Mr.. Mont Clark
| visited Mrs. Flora Littlefeld over the 4th...
Mrs Austin Cole and daughter Helena of Port
land are to visit her sister Mrs. Willis Briggs
for two months. -. Mrs. A. E. Nickerson is at
home and is quite well. Mr.. Parsons is fail
ing.
BURNHAM
Kervin Reynolds, who has been employed as
teacher in college in Rochester, N. H., for
several years, is spending three months vaca-
ton at his home in this place with his mother,
Mrs Joseph Reynolds. At the expiration of
his well earned vacation Mr.. Reynolds will
enter the birmingham, Mass, college as a
teacher His many friends wish him the best
of success in his new situation. Miss Clyde
Gray went to Whitefeld Me-, July 9th, for an
extended visit with relatives and friends. 80.
Miss Gladys Gray went to Augusta July 9th to
visit friends and relatives -. John Wyman,
who is employed in the shoe factory in Gardi-
ner, Me-. is visiting his father, George Wyman,
of this place. :. An unusually large acreage of
potatoes has been planted in this vicinity
Most of the farmers in this vicinity began hay
ing Monday, July 18th. very large crop will
be>harvested according to the present outlook.
80, The neighbors and friends of Herbert Huff,
who lost his barn by fire recently, have turned
out manfully with money and labor and now
Mr.. Huff has a fine new barn nearly completed
and ready to receive his seasons crop of hay.
FREEDOM
Mrs. M. M. Small and little daughter Ferne
from Weeks Mills visited Mrs. Smals mother
July 9th and 10TH =. Mrs. Martha Vose has the
shingles. DR.. B. P. Hurd attends her The
4th in this village was very quiet. The horri-
bles from Montville and Knox passed through
the village in the morning and it was fine
street parade. In the afternoon the famous
Brownie show gave a special matinee. Mrs
Soule from Unity was the guest of Mrs. ]. B.
Wiggin July 5th Mrs. w. R. Sparrow was
in Waterville, shopping July 5th and attended
the circus in the evening. -. Prof. johnson,
principal of Browns University, with friends,
is passing the vacation at the hotel in the vii
lage. Mrs. Nellie Banton is on the sick list,
Dr. B. ?. Hurd attends her. Mrs. Frank Ty-
lor and Mrs. Bonnie Tylor entertained the
Ladies Aid in G. A. R. hall Thursday afternoon,
July 7th. Ice cream and cake were served. -.
Mrs. Frank Cunningham has gone to the hos
ptal in Brewer for treatment. Her husband
accompanied her -. The Rev. j. Burford Parry,
whose resignation has been received by the
church, is to enter Yale University in the fall.
The committee on admission have voted him a
credit of thirty hours toward the sixty required
for their degree. He breaches his last sermon
| in August and leaves for Connecticut in Sep
! TENDER.
FRANKFORT.
A large crowd attended the minstrel show in
the X. of P hall Friday evening, July LIST, and
the affair proved great success. The play
oh,