The Republican journal., 1911-12-14
NEWS OF WALDO COUNTY TOWNS.
NORTH MoNrvlLLE.

NORTH MONTVlLLE
Mrs. Charles Colby is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Ameda Morse is caring for her -. Mr.
George Choat is quite i'll, and is confined to his
bed... Mrs. w. M Vose has the little daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Colby to care for while its
mother is sick. g. Harold Bowler and George
Reaves are cutting wood for Leon Wiggin
A few from this vicinity are at work on the
new telephone line. which is to extend from
Leon Virgins to Ephraim Bragdon's... Mrs
Grace West is at work at Charles Colby's. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bessey spent Thanksgiving
| with Mrs. Bessey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Penney -. Mr.. Loren Stewart from Orono
spent his Thanksgiving vacation with Mr.. and
| Mrs. E. p Rowell. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
jackson spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
George hoat.
sWANvnLE.
Mrs. Alonzo Damn and three children have
gone to Burlington, Me-, for the winter. MIR.
Damn is engaged in numbering there. Miss
Bernice Damn will board in the family OF Dr.
| Laura Preble and attend High school in Mon
and son Emery spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Cupnineham's mother, Mrs. Marden, in Pros
pect.. MIR and Mrs. A T. Nickerson spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley Nickerson... Mr.. and Mrs.W. E. Damn
were guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. S. D. Greedy in
Hampden over THANKSGIVING. Mr.. Jack
Bridge was at home over Sunday. Mr.. ard
al %1o,r OF
Oak Hill ard will spend the winter at the
Mills, with their daughter, Mrs. c. R. Nicker
son.. The schools began Monday with the
following teachers: Dist. l and 2, Mr.. W. S.
! Nickerson; Dist, No. 5, Mr.. A. T. Nickerson;
Dist. No. 8, Mr. z D. Ha1tsholr... Ms. M. j..
| Downs, who has been visiting friends in Mon
roe and Unity is again at home.
SWAkViLLE CENTER.
Wilson Bachelor, who is staying with Mr..
Isaac McKeen, was cutting brush in the woods
and his axe caught on limb and cut his fore
head near the eye. The docto> had to take
several stitches to close the wound. He spent
the past week in Brooks with his mother....
Mrs. Eliza Pattee Of Searsport is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Joan Robertson, in Monroe.
! Mrs. David Moody is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs E. E. Clements, in Searsport for two
weeks. {. MIR. and Mrs. Joshua Lttefeld Of
Waldo had all their children at home for
Thanksgiving except their daughter, Mrs. Mar
den. :. Mr.. and Mrs. David Moody, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Moody and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. White, Ray and Ralph Robertson, took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Clements in Searsport.. Mr.. Thompson is
moving to the Marden farm he recently bought
90. There was school exhibition last Friday
evening at the Dickey schoohouse in Monroe.
1t was fine time and well attended. Mr..
, and Mrs. H. P White and MIR. and Mrs. David
Wingate and son were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. John Palmer in Monroe. Frank
Curtis has bought the Emerson knowlton place
| in Monroe and taken possession.
| MONROE.
! Miss Linda Chase was at home from Bar
| Harbor on Thanksgiving, and friend. MIR.
| Geo. King of the U. of M, spent the week
end at Franklin Chase s. Mr.. Ed. York of
Unity was in town recently and set new
! grave stone for his mother in the Pilgrims
| Home cemetery. The old one was broken off.
49,. Mrs. Edwin Jenkins of Belfast has been in
town the past week visiting old friends and
relatives. Miss Maud Kicker is still very
sick with nervous prostration. Miss Beatrice
Billings, recent graduate from the Waldo
county hospital, is caring for her,. Miss
! Margaret Foss, assistant High school teacher,
went to her home in Charleston, Me-, for
! Thanksgiving. The entertainment given by
the High school, followed by dance, was a
success in everyway... MIR. Ludolph Neaey
and Melroy Doloff have gone to Florida for
the winter and will engage in fishing.... Mr.
Joseph Pattee is adding veranda to his home
He is an invalid and in VAIN weather can be
wheeled out and enjoy the air. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Fogg had an addition to their family
Thanksgiving of baby boy. Mother and
&, child doing well. Miss Flora Tasker and her
mother have left their farm about three miles
| from the village and have bought and moved
into the house formerly occupied by Herbert
| Carver.