The Republican journal., 1910-04-28

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short sickness. but tuberculosis was fas-
tened on him and he failed rapidly. He
Joined Penobscot Lodge OF Odd Fellows last
spring, and the members were very kind dur
ing his sickness. Services were held at the
church. Rev. A. J. .Lockhart of Winterport Of
fciatinp. The flowers were beautiful and in
profusion. Bangor Lodge OF odd Fellows sent
pillow, Bangor Electric Railroad beautiful
pillow, and Monroe Lodge large bunch of
pinks. The family had beautiful piece with
"Our Dear One" on it, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly
Staples of Belfast sent beautiful pinks, Mr..
and Mrs F. A. York of Brooks, flowers, and
relatives in Massachusetts and many others
sent flowers. Much sympathy is expressed to
the family, brothers and sisters, who fondly
loved him, and the parents, VINO are nearly
heartbroken over their loss He realized he
was to leave them, had them pray with him
and babe them to be ready to follow him. His
schoolmates and friends will long remember
his cordial word for all and his genial sunny
disposition. Monroe Lodge held services over
the remains at the church. He was buried in
Monroe cemetery. Mrs. Helen Cooper has
returned from a visit of several weeks in New
York, New Jersey and Washington, d. Co..
Mrs Harriet Piper has been quite sick with
the bad colds that are raging in this section.
-. Mrs. Clara Bowden has also been quite
SICK. MIR. Horace Weber was summoned to
Boston by telegram announcing the death of
his daughter Emma. 8. Mr.. G. A. Palmer will
attend the automobile show in Bangor this
week, and others will go from this way. -. The
mud has dried up but the roads are rough yet.
49,. Mr.. Bradford Weber will return home to
help his father on the farm.
CENTER MoNTVIIIE.
Mrs. Leon l.. Wiggin of North Montville
died at Dr. Kings private hospital in Portland
last Friday after an operation. The remains
were brought here Saturday and the funeral
service was held at the late home on Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Wiggin was estimable
woman and the bereaved family have the
genuine sympathy of all. -. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Banton of Knox were at w. D. Taskers
Sunday. &c. D. Sargent of Searsmont is at o.
R. Harriman's s.. Mrs. Charles w. Talbot will
be 80 years old next July, but is very active
"O"oh 1oi iC1 ycdiS. n HciR WIlc DcllK
in poor health, and not readily finding girl,
Mrs. Talbot has been helping her with the
house work for fortnight and also made two
cheeses in the time. ... Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Tasker were guests of Mrs. Emma Jameson in
Searsmont Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Clement were in Waterville Thursday and Fri
day.. Mrs. D. c. Cain is in Knox at Henry
IN for
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Rogers. 80. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Howes of Liberty visited Miss Alice
Lowell Wednesday,. Last Tuesday an unlucky
number Q3) of Dan Sanford's friends unex-
pectedly put in an appearance at his woodpile
and fitted it for the stove. This a lucky
thing for Mr. Sanford, as felon his finger |
prevented him from doing the job himself.
Merle Dyer cut his leg so badly with an axe
Saturday that DR.. T. N. Pearson was called |
from Morrill, to sew up the wound: 4 Daniel |
Walker of Knox YVES recent visitor at A. D. |
Bakers. 80. Clark Hustus of Burnham passed
the week end with his sister, Mrs. G. A. Choate
900. Misses Belva Davis and Gladys Hannum
passed Saturday in Liberty with Mrs. Geneva
Howes.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody of Free
ooili WSlS guests SuIIudy Ol ME. anu MIS-. FRANK |
Cunningham. F. D. Luce was at home from |
Belfast Sunday and was accompaniedby Grover
Dunton and Walter Bowen. Mr. and Mrs A. |
I. Gay of Belfast were in town Sunday and |
Monday. George Gordon and Wesley Went
worth have been at work the past two weeks
for Merrill Gordon building a new wood shed. |
The building is up and boarded and they will
put on the shingles this week. -. West P Jones |
and wife went to Liberty last week to have
some dental work done. .... Llewellyn Keller |
and Isaac Hall are painting their houses. . w. |
d. Tasker and wife went to Searsmont last
Friday to visit her cousin, Mrs Emma Jane
son. -. Miss Edna Cook of Liberty visited her
sister, Mrs. John Boynton, several days last
week. 80. Reuben Luce went to Portland last
week for treatment at DR.. Kings private hos
pital. -. Frank Allen of Bangor, formerly of
this town, was called here by the sickness and
death of his father Ira Allen, who died April
18th. ..... James Clement and wife and Myrtle
went to Waterville on business last Thursday
and Mrs. Clement and Myrtle returned home
Friday, but Mr.. Clement did not return until
Sunday.
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