The Republican journal., 1911-04-20
County Correspondence.
NORTH SEARSMONT.

County Correspondence.
NORTH SEARsMONT.
Miss Bertha Hooke is in Massachusetts,
where she has employment. I'M. F. Hunt has
q new vacuum cleaner and will do work at rea-
sonable rates Miss Lorena Blake is at work
for Mrs. ] G. Packard at the village. Miss
Alice Warren has employment in Bingham
Me-. Mr.. Burt Robbins, who is at work at
the Paul Ranch, is sick with the mumps.
Mrs N. E. Fowes, who has been stopping
with Miss Inez Cushman for the past week,
returned to her home in Appleton April 10Th.
NORTH IsLEsBoRo.
Mr.. Harold johnson of Waltham, Mass, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs R. P Coombs over
Sunday. -. Miss Marion Coombs spent Satur-
day at home. :. Capt. and Mrs. Jason Green
law are spending week at Deer Isle Miss
Luthenia Leach arrived from Massachusetts,
Saturday for weeks visit with her friend
Miss Nettie Heal. =. Mr.. Leslie Pendleton left
for Brooks April 18th. Mr.. H. M. Coombs is
having his house shingled -. Mr.. l. NJ Bur-
CESS recently gave his house coat of paint
and repairs are now being made on the inside
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ladd are to occupy it soon.
FREEDOM.
The Tuesday Club met with Mrs. D. w.
Dodge Tuesday afternoon April 10th, and the
following program was carried out: paper on
Forestry by Mrs Mary H. Sbley; sketch of the
life of Frances Brete Harte and review of his
book, The Luck of Roaring River Camp, by
Mrs Edith Small; the famous ride of Marcus
Whitmore, by Mrs. Bertha Sampson; questions
from magazines by Mrs May Foster; sketch of
the life of Helen Hunt Jackson and review of
her book, ramona" by Mrs. Anne Murch.
Mrs. Alice Dodge gave an interesting account
of her three days stay in Washington, D. c.,
and showed pictures illustrating the talk Mrs.
Annie Bessey brought in a fine collection of
Southern California pictures and curos.
WEST FRANKFORT.
Miss Daisy Stevens, who has been out of
health the past year, is improving Lewis
kingsbury is doing quite business this spring
pressing hay. Fred Thayer and Raymond
Howard, who spent the winter in Palatka,
Florida, have returned home w Mrs. Marie
Moore, who was so very sick during the winter,
is able to ride out Miss Ava Kingsbury has
returned to the Castine Normal school after
spending few days at the home of her uncle,
Lewis Kingsbury. -. Clifton Ward is spending
several weeks with his brother, Edgar Ward
800. Mrs. Louise Seekins went to Prospect
April 18th. where she will teach school. Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. York are receiving congratulate
tons on the birth of little son, Clyde Russell.
$50. Mrs. Susie Carter spent few DAYS last
week at Capt T. D. Nickerso s in Swanville
hell ing care for the sick ones 1t is with sor-
row we extend our sympathy to the bereaved
relatives of Capt. Nickerson, who died April
18th.
SWANVILLE CENTER.
Charles Mari is building piece onto his hen
house. Mr.. Fred Curtis is quite ill. MIR.
Albert Dolllber has gone to Marblehead, Mass,
where ne has employment. Miss Grace Clark
is in Brooksville, the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Capt Arey and wife -. Mr.. Ed Marden
is raising the roof of the of his hotel to add
two sleeping rooms and is charging his pantry.
..... The Industrial Club met at Melissa Nc
Keen's April 18th and their work was making
mr. pillows. ... There will be dance at Comet
orange hall May night. 80. .Swanvile has lost
one of its good old citizens by the death of
Capt. Thomas Nickerson, who passed on to the
great unknown April 18th at the advanced age
OF " years. Sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved wife and faithful daughter. ...E, H.
Llttleted recently bought four COWS and E, A.
Robertson two. The roads are getting to be
very hard to travel. 800. Hermon Bachelor is
building garage for Miss Louise Cunningham.
....Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer of Monroe were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Robert
son.. Miss Velora Nickerson of Belfast IL
visiting relatives in Monroe
WEST WINTERPoRT.
MI. and Mrs. G. H. Clement returned home
from Dorchester, Mass, last Saturday after an
extended visit with relatives Mrs. Benz. F.
bussey is in Corinna visiting her daughters
....Mrs. George L. Clarke is seriously ill at
this writing. Sylvia, the infant daughter of
Mr. Chester Curtis, is recovering from con-
gestlon of the lungs, which came yery near
pneumonia and was followed by the grip. She
was attended by DR.. Edward Mansfield
Most of the la grippe victims of last week are
convalescent. Mr.. Willard Snow has bought
the residence of Mr.. Frank Downs at this
place and Mr.. Downs has bought Mr.. Shows
farm and homestead. Mr.. Henry Pendeton
OF Hampden, accompanied by his WIFE was in
town during the weekend u. Mrs. Leroy
weber is the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Clark. Mrs Walter S. Clarke.
nee beulah Sawtelle, who went to the General
Hospital at Bangor for treatment last Tuesday.
is recovering rapidly from the operation. Her
numerous friends anxiously await her home
coming. =. Mr.. Charles Campbell is on the con-
valescent list WI