The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-02-23

into effect July LIST, will give our R. F. D.
carriers substantial raise in salary.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Mr.. Barney Dodge lost valuable COW, Mon
day morning He telephoned to Belfast for
veterinary to test the rest of the herd Miss
Nancy Sprowl and Miss M. A. Carter went to
Castine last Saturday to visit Miss Carriers sis
ter, Miss Viola, who is attending the Normal
school. Mrs. Marcia Greeley of South Free
dom has been visiting Miss Eta Thompson.
There will be a moving picture show at Grange
Hall, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week. The Ladies Grange
sewing circle will provide dinner of baked
beans and pastry for twenty five cents plate
at Grange dining room on town meeting day.
The circle recently bought new sewing
machine and are preparing articles for sale,
the date Of which will be announced LATER.
Mrs. Charles Penney was badly burned about
her arm and hands, last week, from her clothes
taking fire from blaze from the stove. -. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Erskine spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe of Morrill,. Mr..
Clifton Morse lost heifer last week.. Mr..
and Mrs. Oramandel Morse visited her sister,
Mrs. Mark Whitcomb of Morrill,, last Sunday.
-. Mrs. Elzina Randall, widow of Charles
Randall, passed away Friday evening. She has
been great sufferer and almost helpless from
rheumatism for many years. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Eliza Bean, has very kindly cared
for her since her husbands death several years
ago. Funeral services were held Monday at 10
a. M at Mrs. Beans. .... Mrs. Elzra Randall,
who has made her home for years with Mrs.
Eliza F. Bean, passed away Saturday. Funeral
service was conducted at the house Monday
forenoon by Mr. H. M. Howard. Interment in
South Montville cemetery. She was the widow
of Charles Randall and they formerly lived at
McFarland's Corner. Clayton Jackson arrived
home Saturday from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Dinsmt re at Newport. Clark Hustus of
| Unity was the guest of his sister, Mrs George
A. Choate, from Friday to Monday. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Banton and Miss Maud Pierce of
Knox were recent visitors at w. D. Tasker's.
500. Loren W. Howard is in Belfast visiting
Frank and Fred Howard.
SWANVILLE CENTER.
Mr.. Joseph Patterson of Belfast was recent
ly the guest of his brother James 80. Miss
Lottie Staples of Belfast were the guest last
week of Mss Louise Cunningham Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Deliver was called to Marble
heao, Mass, last week on account of the sick
ness and death of their daughter with pneu-
monia. 1t seems doubly hard as she leaves
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.. Mr.. Pembroke Tozier's two-year- old colt
dropped dead in the road while being driven.
Mont Clark of Montville is visiting Mrs. Flora
Littletield for week. Miss Mary Ford OF
Belfast is caring for Mrs. Mary D. Nickerson,
| who remains about the same..... Miss Louise
fast have gone to Boston for a two weeks
visit Mr. Gilbert Morrill, and son of Brooks
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrill,
Saturday .... Mr.. Clarence Dickey of Monroe
spent the week end with Ray Robertson.
There will be a ball at Comet grange hall,
| March LIST " Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Robertson and son were the
guests Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Glenn
ents of Searsport. :. Glenice, the little daugh-
ter of Walter Evans of Monroe, put her hand
on the hot stove, burning it quite badly. e. The
boys in town have organized base ball nine:
Mr.. Walter Evans, captain; Harold Hartman,
manager; Richard Robertson, treasurer. Rev.
Lake of Newburg and Rev. Wood of Monroe
are to hold evening meetings at the Young
schoolhouse during this week. Mrs. James
Knowlton was in Frankfort to keep house for
her son who was visiting in Bangor several
days the first of the week. Miss Freda
Knowlton visited her aunt, Mrs. Grant, in
Frankfort, Sunday. =. Mrs. Cummins has gone
to her home in Belfast and Mr.. Barden has
taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Curtis went to Marblehead, Mass, to attend
the burial of her sister.