The Republican journal., 1910-03-31
CENTER MONTVILLE.

CENTER MONTFILLE.
Mrs. Clara 3. Palmer celebrated her 9Sth
birthday last Sunday She received 55
birthday cards and many other tokens of re-
membrance. Perhaps the most pleasing was a
birthday cake from two of her young grand
daughters, the Misses Clara and Una Bean.
She is the same bright cheerful woman, al
though unable to walk or have much use of
her hands. She is faithfully cared for by her
daughters, Mrs. Hannum and Mrs Waterhouse.
...,J. ]. Clement and his son Penson bought a
fine colt of Brooks parties the first of this
week .. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hills passed Sun
day with Fred Lucas in Searsmont =. Mrs. F.
A Luce and Miss Hazel Luce were at James
Doyle's, in Morrill,, Sunday. -. Albert and Fred
Greeley were hadling laths from their mill in
Freedom to the store of Clement, Cushman &
Co., last week. Mrs Daniel Mcfarland, who
has been the guest of her father, Frank May
hew, returned to Freedom Wednesday Asa
Sawyer of Unity visited D. H. Sanford Sunday.
49,. Misses Grace and Hazel Luce are at hcme
from Freedom Academy for the spring vaca-
ton. Rodney Hall of Brooks is visiting his
brother, Ira Hall. wv. M. Vose is painting his
house. Claude Nutter was a guest at NJ. E.
Bushers Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilpat-
rick of Danforth are visiting at z. H. Fosters
and G. L. Edmunds' Miss Marjean Foy was the
guest of Miss Cassie Cushman part of last
week. :. Mr.. George Spear sold fine three
year-old colt to Mr.. Orrn Woodbury. of Knox
| recently. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilpatrick of
Weston are in town for weeks visit with
relatives and friends. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Wentworth of Knox spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. c. Morse. Mrs. Vesta Barker las
returned from trip to Massachusetts. -. Mr..
Rufus Lowell has sixteen fine young lambs -.
Brown tail moth nests very plentiful this
spring and should be looked after Immediately
as the warm weather natures them earlier than
usual. Mr.. E. H. Brown of Providence, R.
l., who has been in town for the past two
months, returned home last week. While here
he bought apples and potatoes, shipping from
| this vicinity eight carloads of apples and two
of potatoes. The farmers will be glad to see
him another year. E. Mr.. Volney Thompson is
building twenty fine carriages this spring. He
employs two men in the paint shop and two in
the blacksmith shop. The trimmer will be
/ here later. :. Georgia Frye is stopping with
! her aunt Mrs. Beal, in Morrill, :. Frank Cush-
man made business trip to Augusta last
week. M. M. Wentworth and wife went to
Liberty last week to have some dental work
DONE. Charles Palmer was quite badly hurt
last week while at work in the woods for West
Jones and has since been confined to the house.
ga little boy arrived at the home of Leslie
Nash last week, who tipped the scales at eleven
pounds He has been named Cecil William. :.
At telephone meeting of the Centre Mont
!! vile Telephone Co. last Friday evening Frank
Cushman was elected Clerk in the place Of
West p Jones, who resigned. Milton M
Wentworth was elected General Manager, and
James Clement and Lowell Choate were added
to the board of directors. Augustus Bagley
of Randolph. Mass, formerly Of this town, has
been visiting relatives and friends in town the
past week