The Republican journal., 1911-12-21

| Springs, mai, RONdnd NIdrQnef, late OF
| Belfast, first and final; William H. Work,
late of Jackson, first and final; Mary J.
| Wheelock, late of Milibury, Mass, hrst
and final.
/ Petition for distribution presented in
vile.
Notices of appointment were issued in
estates CT James B. Vickery, late of
Unity; Richard F. Patterson, late of
i Belfast; Ambrose L. Norton, late of
Liberty; John Hill, late of Belfast; Lydia
L. Clements, late Of Winterport; Eliza
c. Frederick, late of Winterport; Eliza
M. Philbrick, late of Thorndike; Gardner
S. Berry, late of Montville; Winfield S.
Pendleton, late of Islesboro.
WEST WINTERPORT.
/ Mrs. Nellie Page, widow of the late Capt
John Bracket, passed away at her home Dec.
9th, after long and painful illness which she
bore with much fo1titude. Mrs. Bracket had
been in failing health for number of years
and during the past year had become blind.
She was most tenderly cared for by her two
, daughters, Charlotte, wife of Fred D. Clark of
this place. and Alice, wife of Henry Pendleton
of Hampden, who survive. The funeral ser
vices were held at the late residence Dec. 10th
at 10 a m. and were conducted by Mr.. F. W.
Haley. Rev. Frank S. Doliff of Brooks spoke
words of comfort to the bereaved family and
friends and read the sacred scriptures and fit
ting poems with his usual grace and feeling.
The interment was in the Pilgrims Home
cemetery in Monroe. Much sympathy is felt
hxyt for C1orlr md
Mrs. Pendleton, who have been bereft of both
father and mother within year. ;. Mrs.
Thomas Hardy and daughter, Miss Alice, called
on friends here Friday. Mr.. Frank Sargent
and daughter, Miss Margaret of Brooks, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Dyer during the
week =. Mrs. John Fields and two daugh-
tiers, Cora and Juanita, took the Friday morn
ing train for Pressure Isle, where they will visit
Mrs. Fields sister. Mrs. Eleanor Chandler =.
A citizens meeting was held at the Longfelow
schoolhouse at Boyd's Corner Wednesday
evening and was largely attended. =. The dance
in o. Gardner hall, Thursday evening was well
attended. Music was furnished by Cunning
hams orchestra of Monroe. The affair was
under the auspices of the Monroe Tent, K o.
T. NJ. Capt B. F. Bussey arrived home from
Corinna Dec. 4th after delightful visit with
his three daughters. Mr.. Percy Grant of
Frankfort has large crew at work numbering
on the lot which originally belonged to the
Clark and Thompson estates. Mr.. Leonard
Field is moving his family to the farm of Rev.
Thos. S. Weeks, which he has leased for term
of years. 49,. Mr.. Frank Carleton, Mrs. Emma
Larrabee and Mrs. Ada Dyer Curtis are offer
ing for sale their farms on the Catamawawa
river. Capt. B. F. Bussey has taken the local
agency of the Kuhn Rheumatic Remedy Co. of
Chicago. The remarkable cure of Mrs. Bussey
after year of helplessness induced Capt. Bus
sey to accept the agency. Mr.. Ellis Andrews
has moved into the Doliff house at the edge of
Monroe. >. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Twombly
of Monroe, who have just returned from an
extended visit in Mass achusetts, are guests of
their daughter. Mrs. Daniel L. Dyer. The
Fisher school began Dec. 18th, with Miss Mil
dred Emery of Monroe as teacher. Miss Ger
trude Conant, who gave such splendid salts
faction here in the fall, is teaching in Monroe.
... MISS Annie Richie is the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Esther Richie, at the home
of her son Charles. :. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Glenn
ents were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glenn
ents Sunday. =. Mrs. Albert Durham and son
harles, spent Thu rsday with Mrs. w. T. Hall