The Republican journal., 1910-11-24
CENTER MONTVILLE.

Mr.. l. +. Critics, with the Sheepscot Comedy
Company, will give an entertainment at Union
Harvest grange hall, Friday evening Novem-
Der 25th. Dancing after the entertainment .
Mrs. Merrill Gordon, who has been very sick
for several weeks, remains about the same.
Ashby Nash has gone to Tewksbury, Mass.
where he has employment on the State farm.
80. Mrs. Maria howell went to Unity last week
to assist in caring for her sister, Mrs. Ephraim
Foster, who is seriously i'll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster formerly lived in this town but sold
years ago. Recently they bought the Sam
Rollins farm and had moved on to it just be-
fore Mrs. Foster was taken sick i. Mr.. T. S.
Erskine has nearly completed new hen house.
SO. Mr. and Mrs. Weyland White have moved
into Mr.. Bucks house for the winter. Mrs.
Mary L. Berry has sold lot of timber land
(lot number rs on the town plan) to Harry B.
Wyman and Clarence c. Sylvester of Liberty.
Last Saturday Mr.. Wyman and his partner
employed L. D. Jones of Liberty, land surveyor,
to run out the lot and reestablish the old lines.
;; This lot was formerly taken up and occupied
by Samuel Henry and his good wife Tabbathia
about the year 1885. Their children, who were
born there were: Robert, born February H.
1895; William, born February g. 1898; John,
born September q, 1sO1 June, born December
16, 1903; Samuel, Jr., born December 16, 1905;
Nathaniel, born January II, 1903. >. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harrison Davis of Liberty were at D. c.
| Gains Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. NJ F.
| Rogers of Knox have moved to her parents
| Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Cain. Miss Hattie Luce
! went to Augusta Sunday. Miss Judith Ban
ton passed Sunday in Liberty with Miss Mar
| guerite Wyman. Warren Gordon of Knox
visited his brother, M. C. Gordon, Saturday
and Sunday -. S. L. Bagley was at home from
Thomaston the most of last week. C B.
Hustus of Unity was in town last Friday and
| sold his farm to w. J. Bean =. DR.. A. d. Ram
saw of Montville and Dr. Adelbert Millett of
Searsnlont met in consultation Sunday OH the
case of Mrs. M. c. Gordon John Robert
Hall of China preached last Saturday night
and Sunday afternoon in the Whites corner
schoolhouse Last week George L. Edmunds
bought more machinery for his work shop. He
bought in Waterville machine for cabinet
work and bought turning lathe T turning
iron and steel of the Roller BushHg Co. Bel
fast. =. Cora A. Goodwin has gone to Belfast
for weeks visit with her cousin Jennie Owen.
:. John C. Carey and wife have gone to
Greedy, Colo, to visit their children. Will
liam D. Tasker and West P. Jones have each
sold COW to be sent to Massachusetts parties.
:. M NJ Wentworth is getting lumber to-
gether to build carriage shop, where he will
do carriage repairing. both wood and iron
work :. Leslie Nash has moved his cooper
shop for wood shed and is to build in for an
ell to his house. ALFRED Barlow has hired
with L. F. Nash to cut lumber and fire wood
| -. Charles Frederick Plummer died Friday,
Nov. 18th, of complication of diseases, aged
about 76 years. A good old citizen gone. The
funeral services were held Sunday afternoon,
and Monday his remains were taken to Hamp-
den for burial.