The Republican journal., 1910-03-24

....Mrs. Frank Crockett left for trip to New,
York last week. Frank W. Hardy is at home
from Vermont for . visit :. DR. VIM. E. e.
lngwood. graduate of the Baltimore Medical
school. has arrived in town and will occupy the
Office of the late Dr. Erskine. Miss Berth.
Boyington is at home from Boston for a vaca,
ton visit. wv. A. Thompson arrived on the
Boston boat March 9th to spend several weeks
with Mrs. Emmie B. Thompson. Several
people in this vicinity are confined to their
homes with colds; among them Mrs. Nellie
Bartlett and Master Guy Nealey. :. Edmund
Clements is visiting relatives in Augusta.
Miss Gail Cowan has returned to Brewer after
fortnight's visit with Mrs. S. ]. Fish.
Arthur Dinsmore of Hampden is the guest of
Mrs. S. J. Fish, during the school recess ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. York entertained about
twenty friends at their home Friday evening.
Cards were enjoyed and sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served. :. Mrs. Anna White is Wis
iting in Swanville at the home of her son.
Hosea B. White. =. Herbert Twombly of Mon.
roe is stopping with his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark, whose husband died recently.
CENTER MONTVlLLE.
James Burkill of Hudson, Mass, who has
been visiting 0. R. Hartman, returned home
Monday. While here he closed the deal for
the Geo. D. Sargent farm. Claim johnson of
Watervile was at F. A. Luce's Saturday. Mr..
Luce is buying and packing apples for him. -.
c. E. Howard has been drawn to serve as
traverse juror at the April term of s. J. Court.
$50. Frank D. Luce and Ralph Jackson of Bel
fast were at F. A Luce's Sunday .... Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Banton of Knox were at S. J. Tas-
kers Friday Mrs. D. K. Mcfarland of Free
dom is visiting her father, Frank Mayhem
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Hall of Haldale were at M.
c. Gordon's Tuesday. Herbert Fuller of
South Liberty at A. D. Bakers Sunday :.
Mrs. A. R. Dyer is i'll with tonsilits. Her
daughter lola is home from Union caring for
her. -. Reuben X. Luce went to Belfast Satur-
day. Mrs. s. S. Jordan, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Arey, has re-
turned to Thorndike ... The ladies' grange
circle have a sale and entertainment Thursday
evening, March oath, at grange hall. During
the past year they have made various useful
and ornamental articles which they will offer
followed by short program and supper and
dance. Admission free. ... Mr.. Thomas Frs
kline bought COW recently of Mr.. Craig.
Mr.. Walter Bean has sold his grocery store to
his brother, Edward Bean, who took possession
March 10th. Brown tail moth nests are found
on the apple trees and it would be well for
every farmer to look over his trees Immediate
ly as the mild weather will bring them out of
the nests earlier than usual. .... Mr.. Benton
Thompson has had a very favorable week. Mr..
]. ]. Clement is able to be around and attend
to his business. Miss Alice Lowell was not as
well last week, but is more comfortable. 800.
Morrill, Meservey returned to Camden last Sat
urday having spent the winter with his sister,
Mrs Llewellyn Keller. Solomon Palmer went
to Camden last Saturday.. The new board of
selectmen met at their office last Saturday af-
ternoon to transact business for the town..
Mrs. Victoria Allen has been on the sick list
the past week. ..... George Edmunds and Bert
Baker sawed wood on Ayers Ridge last week
West P. Jones lost valuable last
week -. George Palmer of Liberty visited his
mother Clara Palmer, and his sister. Mrs
Eliza Warehouse, last Saturday and Sunday
and attended the grange meeting Saturday
evening. -. The Liberty and Belfast Telephone
Co. have sent in to our selectmen petition
asking for permit to set telephone poles in
town. 80. Charles Palmer is shaving hoops for
his brother Solomon.