The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-27
County Correspondence.
MONROE.

WAOINENOA-.
Mrs. A. Knights formerly Edith Mayo, from
Franklin Park, Mass, is visiting her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore IN Mis-
Ethel Chase, who has been visiting at F. A
Nye's in Searsport has returned home Mrs
Linda Littlefeld will visit her parents in Unit!
the present week. Mr.. G. A. Palmer, ou
postmaster went to Portland to attend thu
Grand Lodge, l. y. o. F., and from there tt
Hebron where his son Freddie is attending the
Academy Mrs. John Moore and daughter
Margie Waite, visited in Searsport last week
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Miss Mabel Pentecost returned from her TRIP
West October 18th. While away she visited
friends in Toronto, Canada, Chicago, ILL.,, and
made several stops in Ohio and New York. :.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Spear returned to Boston
October 18th. 80. Mr.. Reuben Luce. the third
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luce, died quite
suddenly Thursday, the 10th. He had been
i'll for several months and had been to DR..
Kings hospital and returned with strong hopes
of being well man again, but was taken i'll
and rapidly grew worse until the end came.
He was industrious young man and will be
greatly missed by his associates. His parents,
brothers and sisters, have the sympathy of ali.
FREEDOM
Mr.. Fred Sylvester from Massachusetts is
visiting his sister, Mrs. A. A. Thompson 80.
Mr. Clarence johnson and family visited Mrs
Fannie Johnson the past week. MIR. and Mrs
F. ?. Webb from Swanville and Mrs. M. M.
Small and friend from Weeks Mills visited
Mrs. S. ]. Flye the past week. Mr.. Webb while
here laid the foundation for a monument in
Montville cemetery for Mrs. E. E. Vose. :. Mr..
f. Vose and daughter Ethelwere in Thomas
ton the past week. :. Messrs F. N. Flye and
Seth Banton was in Weeks Mills October 2lst
and 22nd, the guests of DR.. NJ. M. Small -.
Mrs D. W. Dodge entertained the Ladies' Aid
Thursday afternoon, October GOTH. The Tues
day Club met with Mrs. Dennis Mudgett of
Albion October 25th... Mrs. D. w. Dodge and
daughter and Miss Jones visited in Unity and
Troy last week Mr.. George Carr of Beverly,
Mass, is in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs and
daughter Madeline called on friends in the viii
lage last week. :. Mr.. Perley Cross is in Grey
stone Park, New Jersey, where he has employ
ment.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. NJ B. Grant and children of Standpoint
are stopping for while with Mrs. G.'s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Hartman. Miss
Faustina Harding and Gerry Harding of
Worcester, Mass, arrived on Saturdays boat
to attend the Harding-Clark wedding. Mr..
and Mrs Willard Harding, Miss Susie Harding
and Mrs. Jessie Harding attended the Harding
Clark wedding at Ira Wards in Prospect Oc-
tober 18th . Mrs. W. C. Harding and Mrs. |
Jessie Harding were in Bangor shopping one
day last week. -. The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Hartman of this place, who has
been quite sick, is much better at this writing.
90. Mrs. Evander Hartman who has been
critically i'll, is slowly improving She is at
tended by DR.. J. A. Pierce of Standpoint.
Miss Ellen Heagan, who has been visiting rela-
tives in Bangor the past week, returned home
last Saturday. =. Harvard Harding of Nor
wood Mass, and Miss Margaret Clark of this
place were united in marriage October 18th, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward of Pros |
pect. Mr.. Harding was formerly of this place
and has host of friends here who wish he and /
his bride many years of happiness together.
sWANVlLLE CENTER.
Mr.. John Palmer of Canada was the guest of
his sster-in-law, Mrs. E. A. Robertson, last
week and while here looked at several different
farms with the intention of settling this way
in the near future Mrs. Lydia Clements and
Miss Erma Nealley of Monroe were guests of
II
Evans of Monroe is moving his camp over near
Martin Robertson's. 49,. Mrs Joan Lufkin and
grandson, Raymond Henderson of Monroe,
were guests of Miss Melissa McKeen the first
of the week. -. Mr.. Leroy Mckeen, youngest
son of Isaac McKeen, has gone to California.
..... Mr.. Albert Dolliber has returned from
Massachusetts,. where he worked all summer.
...... Last Thursday at O'clock local time,
there was earthquake here that caused the
houses to tremble and stove covers to rattle
accompanied by what sounded like long peal
of thunder. Mr.. David Wingate of Monroe
raised SIT bushels of oats. ... Mr.. Frank Harri-
man had the misfortune to break his nose last
week. Mr. Harrison Cunningham is shinglng
and bringing water to his house. 80. Mr. WAL
ldCe bIdy Is wafer 10 MS buildings
from fine spring .... Mrs. Hattie Rowe of
Monroe is the guest of her nephew, Mr. Her.
mon Bachelor. Mrs. Albert Damn has been
i'll for several weeks with heavy cold. Her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Nickerson, is with her
part of the time. The Club met with Mrs. Fl,
?. White October 18th. There will be dance
at Comet Grange hall Thanksgiving eve :. Mr..
David Moody has set quite record for many
younger men, He is 70 years old and has dug
and picked up 200 bushels of potatoes this fall
-. The Ladies Aid will meet today, Thursday,
with Mrs. W. S. Nickerson.
MORRILL,.
Last Wednesday evening at about o'clock,
fire broke out in the ice house connected with
the fine stand of buildings owned by the widow
of the late ]. R. Mears, and in the course of
two hours the whole stand was destroyed.
large crowd of fire fighters was soon on the
ground, and by great effort the surrounding
buildings were saved The stand had been
leased for a year TO Mr.. George Clark and
family, who lived there and cared for his aged
mother, Mrs. E. E. Mears The furniture,
clothing and carpets were nearly all removed
The buildings were fully insured. Mr. Clark
has moved his family into the Ernest Town
send house and Mrs Mears soas 10 New