The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-02
County Correspondence.
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County Correspondence.
CENTER uNcoLNvILLE.
Mr. Arno Knights, Jr., left Monday for
business trip to Portland. Miss Maude Nc
Kinney was recent guest Of her sister, Miss
Lena Mckinney, at the Beach. ..M Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Grey recently returned from few days
visit in Prospect and Frankfort. Don't for
get the drama "Imogene, or The Witches Sc
cret," which will be presented by home talent
at the Grange hall on Friday evening, March
Sd. followed by dance. Admission, 20 cents;
children, 10 cents. If stormy, postponed to the
Tuesday following.
NORTH IsLEsBoRo.
Miss Layena Grover is at home from Ded-
ham, Mass, where she has been Employed.
Miss Nellie Coombs visited relatives in this
part of the town last week.. Miss Marion
Coombs returned from North Castine February
Oath for her spring vacation The house
formerly owned by Capt. J. o. >Farrow has
been bought by Miss Beulah Bates. and her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Bates, will move in this
week. Mr.. A. Perry Coombs, who had rented
the house for some time. has moved his family
to Northport News was received Saturday
of the death of Pillsbury Coombs of Atlantic,
Mass, formerly of this place. The body will
be brought here for burial.
APPLETON,
Mrs. v. O. Keller has returned from Lincoln
vile, where she was the guest for nine weeks
of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Simmons. Mrs.
Addie Hall of Searsmont has been the guest the
past week of Miss Annie McLain. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Hit and son Chester of Warren
were recent guests of G. H. Page. Clark
Hustis of Unity is visiting relatives here.
Harry Pease was in Rockland and Thomaston
two days last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Newbert of Rockland visited relatives here
last week Elbridge S. Pitcher of Belfast
called on friends in this place recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Robbins of Searsmont were
guests last Thursday of Mrs. Sarah Robbins. {.
Our farmers are improving the fine shedding
and are hauling logs and "stave stuff to
the Sherman mills. Ralph Gushee of New
York has been in town few days.
sEARsMONT.
District Superintendent D. B. Phelan held
the 4th quarterly conference here Wednesday
evening February 22nd. The regular business
of the church was transacted. The reports
of the pastor the president of the Epworth
League, the Sunday school superintendent and
the secretary of the Ladies' Aid show that
good work has been done along those lines.
new report was that of Master Maurice Cobb
of the Sunday evening collections, of which he
has entire charge The return of Mr.. Bryant
was unanimously requested by a rising vote.
The Epworth League social and entertainment
was success, as the Epworthians always sue.
coed in their undertakings One specially
/ pleasing feature was the singing of little Miss
Vida Heminway, who for one of her years has
a wonderful compass of voice. She responded
to an encore and sang water Crosses"
Mrs. Lucretia Ripley is very sick with erysipe
| las in the face. .... Mr. and Mrs C. Q. Brown
visited MIR. and Mrs. G. B. Dyer in Belfast
February 21st. ...M Mrs. Carrie Colburn of Lin
colnville came Sunday to care for her mother
Mrs. Ripley.
MORRILL,.
/ Miss Helen Merriam has gone to Providence
R. l., with her uncle, Fred Morrill,, and SHE
will be guest of his family for severa
months. Avon Blood cut his foot quite badly
last week, recurring the services of DR.. Pear
son . Miss Jennie Meservie visited friends
in Belfast last week "A little boy was added
to the family of R. K. Blood recently This
makes eleven living children in their home
no twins, and all smart. active children. :. The
play called 1.-The Spinsters Convention" will be
repeated at the Grange hall, March 10TH l.
stormy, Saturday evening. Candies, cornballs
and peanuts will be on SALE. Mrs. Osca
Meader from Auburn, was guest at Dr. T. n
Pearsons last Saturday night Miss Flor:
Murch of Bangor and Miss Emma Murch ant
Mr.. Sawyer of Augusta were visitors for sew
eral days recently at Mrs Lottie Murch's. =.
The remains of Ed. Crockett of Providence
R. l., were inferred in Morrill, cemetery Febru
airy 18th. Funeral services were held at thu
church, Rev. A. G. Roberts of Belfast officiat
ing :. Miss Hertilla Harding and friend spen
a week recently with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs J. G. Harding.
FREEDOM.
Mr. Roy Sparrow, one of the primary pupils
attended school twenty-eight weeks and dit
not miss day.. Miss Ethel Vose is passing
few weeks with her brother Fred in Knox. -.
Mr. E. ]. Vose was in Portland on business tn,
past week. :. Mrs. Charles Sampson is vistin,